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Gone Phishing: 2015 Global Malware Round Up Report

Last year, the information security community witnessed some of the world's most devastating data breaches resulting from deadly malware strains and carefully executed phishing attacks. PhishMe's research team spent the last 12 months compiling the latest phishing intelligence and malware trends into an executive...

Cybersecurity: It's Time for a New Approach

Today, cybersecurity management is a priority issue, not just for IT, but also for every stakeholder in the financial services industry, including investors, consumers, regulators, and employees- all the way up to boards of directors. It is time for a new approach that includes robust governance, tool consolidation,...

The Phishing Breakthrough Point

Utilizing security awareness training and phishing security tests can be a useful and effective tool to reduce unintentional insider threats. However, if robust metrics are not put in place to effectively gauge the click rate patterns from a human landscape perspective, phishing tests can create organizational...

Ransomware: Hostage Rescue Manual

In the last 5 years, cybercrime has gone pro. Being in IT I'm sure you know someone who's been hit with ransomware or you have been though it yourself. Wouldn't it be great to have a manual of what to do when you get hit and how to prevent it in the future? Now you do! Get the most informative and complete...

How to Transform Employee Worst Practices Into Enterprise Best Practices

Despite all the funds you may have spent on state-of-the-art security software, the bad guys are just one gullible user click away from staging an all-out invasion. Find out what the true best practices are for security awareness training - those that establish a human firewall to effectively block hackers and...

Pentesting: The Required Human Ingenuity to Uncover Security Gaps

The most elaborate, layered cyber security can still contain many vulnerabilities. It takes creative and persistent human ingenuity to discover those vulnerabilities and develop new ways to exploit them. This is the mission of a penetration tester. An ethical hacking exercise can reveal the security weakness and...

How Strong is Your Malware Testing?

As technology evolves, so does malware. Unfortunately, this means that broad technology trends often set the stage for powerful new forms of malware. Impacted businesses may face long-term impacts such as loss of competitive position or outright organizational failure. When governments are involved there may be...

Winning the Face-Off Against Fraud

Financial crime control is a chief priority for most financial institutions around the world, as they continuously evaluate the best ways to safeguard their systems, their data and, ultimately, their clients. Indeed, fraud and cyber security are on the formal management committee agendas at least quarterly for 80...

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Eliminate Insider Threats with Precision and Speed

Data breaches and cyberattacks from rogue employees and hackers with hijacked credentials are rampant. This white paper focuses on innovations in identifying threats using user behavior analytics, and shows how UBA works to identify and stop insider threats in your workflow, before they become news. Download this...

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Case Study: Uncovering User-Based Insider Threats with Machine-Learning Algorithms

One of the world's largest Internet companies manages all customer data in a proprietary account management system, which is at the heart of its business operations. This company has a large security team and invests huge efforts to ensure the privacy and integrity of its customer data. Aware of the dangers of...

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Case Study: Using UBA to Gain Better Visibility and Faster Time to Remediation

Playtech is a world leader in the online gaming industry and builds its reputation upon protecting the strict confidentiality of its customers' financial and personal data. Realizing that traditional SIEM systems and signature-based tools are not enough to mitigate sophisticated cyber attacks, Playtech invested...

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Case Study: Secure Business Data with User Behavior Analytics

A fast-growing crowdsourcing company had concerns about data breaches in the news. They wanted big data analytics tools to help ID threats without limiting legitimate user access. Fortscale's solution integrated easily with the company's big data logs and streamlined incident investigation. Download this case...

Vulnerable By Design: Why Destructive Exploits Keep on Coming

Cyber-attackers are continuously on the lookout for sophisticated ways to penetrate an organization's systems. One effective way for attackers to appear legitimate in face of security solutions is by exploiting logic flaws in the functionality of existing systems - also known as design vulnerabilities. By...

Gartner Report: Digital Business Forever Changes How Risk and Security Deliver Value

Today's security and risk professional must reset their approach to risk and security to facilitate a balance between the needs to protect the organization, and the needs to run the business. This essential piece of Gartner research shares how risk and security professionals must use the power of risk management and...

When Gaps in Your Disaster Recovery Strategy Compromise Business Continuity

Many companies use log shipping to back up high availability (HA) physical databases to physical machines and view it as a low-tech way to ensure disaster recovery (DR). However, when it comes time for DR testing, log shipping leaves a lot to be desired. Download this white paper to explore The pros and cons...