INFOGRAPHIC:
Ransomware is one of the most effective strategies for attacking critical infrastructures. This type of malware infects computers and prohibits or severely restricts users from accessing entire systems until ransom demands have been met. In this infographic, we take a look at the four types of ransomware and their effect on the security landscape.
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Consult this informative white paper to learn more about how intrusion prevention systems can improve the security in your business. With this security solution you can stop advanced and targeted attacks before they damage your company.
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This white paper provides an overview of how to evaluate the security controls needed to establish a Security Operation Center (SOC), along with what data a SOC needs to quickly detect and respond to a breach.
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It can be a real challenge for IT administrators to efficiently deliver critical corporate solutions while also contending with employee use of wasteful and often dangerous applications. Critical applications need bandwidth prioritization while social media and gaming applications need to be bandwidth throttled or even completely blocked.
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The following top five best practices offer advice to help you protect your endpoints and your network against an ever-growing body of threats.
EBOOK:
Despite the hype, you don't need to replace your firewalls to gain application visibility and control. A Next-Generation IPS (NGIPS) can do this – and even detect and protect against advanced malware – without disrupting your security architecture. Learn what a NGIPS can really do. Download the "Next-Generation IPS for Dummies" eBook.
EGUIDE:
Nearly every day there's a new headline about one high-profile data breach or another. But there are many more incidents that go unnoticed because organizations don't know how to detect them. In this e-guide, learn how to detect key symptoms that signal a problem. Also, explore tips to help you better respond to these incidents.
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This resource analyzes three of today's top platforms, IBM Power, x86, and UNIX, revealing how their built-in security components fared based upon both business and technical perspectives.
