| Title | Date Added | Company | |
|---|---|---|---|
![]() |
Social Networking: Brave New World or Revolution from Hell? A look at the phenomenon of Social Networking and the implications for Businesses | 2008-01-14 | MessageLabs |
| According to recent surveys, employee social networking is growing rapidly, on hot sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn and more. Reactions among businesses vary widely, from outright bans on social networking to indecision to permissiveness. Learn the pros and cons of employee social networking, from forging new customer relationships to just plain goofing off. Also, learn how social networking is raising new challenges for enterprise security, as online criminals are exploiting social networking's openness and free-flowing information to launch highly targeted attacks on corporate networks. Finally, learn about the distinct advantages MessageLabs Web Services offer in addressing these challenges.
Tags: Network Security, Security Tools, Best Practices, Spyware, Security Management, Collaborative Web |
|||
![]() |
Top 10 Reasons for Using Disk-based Online Server Backup and Recovery | 2007-01-09 07:31:50 | Iron Mountain Digital (LiveVault) |
| Data protection solutions that combine the latest advancements in disk-based backup with secure, integrated online technologies offer small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) fast and assured data protection.
Learn the top ten reasons why SMBs are embracing online server backup and recovery for automatic, continuous backup, reliable server data disaster recovery and freeing limited technical staff for move value-driven tasks. Topics include:
|
|||
![]() |
Q4 Web Security Trends Report | 2007-01-10 04:45:01 | Finjan Software |
| Finjan's Malicious Code Research Centre (MCRC) is dedicated to the research and detection of web threats. This report describes recent specific incidents of sophisticated hacker attacks that take advantage of Web 2.0 technologies to embed malicious code in high-traffic web sites as well as including "in the wild" examples of malicious code and suggestions as to how companies can protect themselves. | |||
![]() |
Making Compliance Part of the 'IT DNA' | 2007-01-08 | Symantec |
| For today's enterprises, meeting the requirements of a variety of technical standards, IT governance frameworks, and laws related to security and administration has become a significant challenge. For today's enterprises, meeting the requirements of a variety of technical standards, IT governance frameworks, and laws related to security and administration has become a significant challenge. And as numerous industry experts have observed, the pressure to demonstrate compliance with such mandates will likely to increase in 2007.No one appreciates that better than the recently appointed Senior Director, Product Management, for Symantec's Compliance and Security Management group. A 14-year software industry veteran, likens today's compliance market to the security market of the mid-1990s.
Tags: Security Management |
|||
![]() |
Next Generation Continuity Solution for Exchange Email Server | 2006-12-01 | NEC Corporation of America |
When it comes to protecting your Microsoft Exchange server, you need a high availability solution that:
|
|||
![]() |
From Viruses to Spyware: In the Malware Trenches with Small and Medium-size Businesses | 2007-01-03 14:38:18 | Webroot Software |
| Malware, which encompasses viruses, worms, spyware, and other malicious software, continues to be a significant problem for small- and mid-sized businesses (SMBs). According to an exclusive survey of IT decision-makers, the vast majority of businesses have experienced malware incidents in the past year that resulted in hours of downtime.
Defending against malware attacks is particularly difficult for SMBs, which may have needs as sophisticated as those of a large enterprise, but rarely have the same IT resources available. For malware defense software, SMBs place a premium on ease of integration and management. "From Viruses to Spyware: In the Malware Trenches with Small and Medium-size Businesses" is a white paper detailing the results of an exclusive survey sponsored by Webroot. You will learn hard data on:
|
|||
![]() |
Using the PCI Data Security Standard | 2007-01-01 | Rapid7 |
| Visa and MasterCard issued revised security standards applying to all "Components" of a network for companies engaging in financial transactions. These security standards are necessary for all companies needing practical solution to assess and clarify application process against attack and loss. Those engaging in financial transactions need to have well documented compliant systems that are audited on a regular basis in order to satisfy the PCI requirement.
Tags: Security Management, Data Recovery - Security |
|||
![]() |
Password Policy for Directories | 2007-01-01 | Isode |
| Authentication by use of a username & password is widely used, and efficiently managed organizations will normally apply a number of controls on passwords. These controls, collectively referred to as "Password policy" might include: passwords must be at least six characters long, passwords must be changed at least once every six months, users must change passwords after an administrator reset. In situations where applications share common username/password it is often desirable to manage them in a single location. This is convenient for the user and generally gives better security by keeping the authentication in one place.
Tags: Security Management, Directory Services |
|||
![]() |
Using Automated, Detailed Configuration and Change Reporting to Achieve and Maintain PCI Compliance - Part 3 | 2006-12-14 | Ecora Software |
| All major bankcards - Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express - adopted a single, unified program as the standard for data security. The new standard, called the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard or PCI, is intended to protect cardholder data - wherever it resides or is transmitted - and requires that merchants and service providers that store, process, or transmit cardholder data meet specific security requirements. Ensuring compliance with the PCI standard is important to organizations for a number of reasons, particularly to protect brand reputation and to avoid fines and additional regulatory scrutiny.
Tags: Security Management, Data Recovery - Security |
|||
![]() |
The Challenge of Securing Hard to Patch Servers in Health Care Environments | 2006-12-23 01:00:24 | Blue Lane Technologies |
| As the healthcare industry continues to benefit from increasing interconnectivity among disparate systems, such as patient record systems and medical devices, new risks will continue to emerge. Most significant among those risks are the proliferation of networked medical devices and the inability of administrators to quickly mitigate vulnerabilities. Patient privacy is at risk, healthcare provider reputation is at risk, and the fate of ongoing audits are at risk. In the face of this inability to patch quickly, most of the solutions on the market are poorly suited to mitigate the vulnerabilities and provide an adequate compensating control, without compromising system availability, flooding administrators with noisy false-positive alerts, or requiring significant and ongoing tuning. PatchPoint is uniquely suited to address this problem. |