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How To Write An MSSP RFP

Request for Proposals (RFPs) are a necessary part of the sales and purchasing process. They help to narrow down competition for a service and help an organization make an informed decision about which company to choose. As beneficial as an RFP is they can hinder a process if not written correctly. Often,...

RFP/RFI Questions for Managed Security Services

In order to request services from a Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP), many organizations create a Request for Proposal (RFP). This gives a number of MSSPs the opportunity to submit information on how they can assist the organization with their IT security needs as well as provide the pricing for their...

Data Protection And The Insider Threat

Insider data exfiltration causes tremendous damage every year. Worse, the vast majority of insider data exfiltration goes undetected simply because the organization is not looking for it. Relying on technologies designed primarily to secure the perimeter leaves much to be desired. Relying on trust is only an option...

Combined Network Behavior and User Activity Intelligence

A recent survey asked information security decision-makers from various industries globally what keeps them up at night and insider threats were high on the list for the 345 pros polled. Protection from imposters requires rapid and reliable detection that offers immediate insight into what's happening, how it's...

Insider Threats And The Need For Fast And Directed Response

As breaches continue to cause significant damage to organizations, security consciousness is shifting from traditional perimeter defense to a holistic understanding of what is causing the damage and where organizations are exposed. Although many attacks are from an external source, attacks from within often cause the...

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A Brave New World of Counter Fraud Strategies

In this brave new world of heightened fraud schemes, technology is a two-edged sword, says Banigan, Global Marketing Leader, Insurance, at IBM. "Insurers, rightfully so, want to make things more convenient for their policy holders," Banigan says. "They want to improve engagement with them through technology and...

State of Threat Intelligence Study

Actionable threat intelligence is the key to effective cyber threat detection and response. But how good is the threat intelligence organizations receive today? And how well are they able to put this intelligence to work to improve their cybersecurity? Download this white paper to explore The quality and...

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Fraud Risk Engines Strike Back

For more than a decade, financial organizations have relied on risk engines to help identify and stop online banking fraud. However, legacy fraud detection solutions, such as statistical-based risk engines, haven't kept pace with the threat landscape, creating significant challenges for fraud teams, their...

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Digital Fraud Lifecycle Management

The unfortunate fact is that cybercriminals are able to bypass sophisticated controls only days after the controls are released - and they are constantly updating their techniques to more efficiently bypass both existing and new controls.Standard fraud solutions offer technology that consolidates and analyzes data in...

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Detect, Enforce, Investigate and Remediate Fraud Fast and Efficiently

Organizations need to address specific fraud detection challenges, and then add enforcement, investigation and remediation layers. These integrations can help facilitate the sharing of information across the fraud management lifecycle and can reduce both upfront and ongoing management costs. Download this white...

Next Gen Approaches to Safeguarding Your Sensitive Data

The usual arguments in making a business case to implement some particular technical security control as the means to safeguard an organization's sensitive data sound familiar and seem reasonable. However, in reality, these decisions should actually be driven by three interconnected parts: context, risk and...

Looking Forward And Looking Back: 2016 Cybersecurity Predictions

Every year, cybersecurity pundits cast predictions for which issues will make headlines in the year to come. Instead of assessing what the next 365 days will bring, this report outlines predictions with a three year rolling window. Download this report to explore changes within How the PCs and mobile...

The Economic Risk Of Confidential Data On Mobile Devices In The Workplace

The purpose of this research is to understand the economic risk due to the explosive use of mobile devices with access to sensitive and confidential information in the workplace. In this study, the financial consequences of malware infections and hackers that target employees' devices can be enormous. Download...

Mobile Security: The Five Questions Modern Organisations Are Asking

The modern organisation has recognised the need to embrace mobile devices in the workplace. Some have fully implemented a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program, while others are now just starting to consider these mobility programs. Whether you've already embraced enterprise mobility or are just starting to consider...

Network Security - Empower Your People

When it comes to responding to network security threats, it isn't just a matter of collecting and analyzing data. It's a question of how quickly you can put that data to work in your defenses. Download this white paper to explore: Which attack campaigns are the most concerning in 2016; The attack...