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5 Steps to Building a Security Intelligence Center

Despite taking significant steps to strengthen their cybersecurity, banks and other financial services (FS) organizations will continue to be challenged by the speed of technological change and the sophisticated nature of cyber threats. Larger FS organizations who want to stay ahead of cyber criminals and reduce...

Web Application Attack Vectors: Delving into XXS and Shellshock Activity

In 2015, there were nine common web application attack vectors. They represent a cross section of many of the most common categories seen in industry vulnerability lists. The goal of this report is not to validate any one of the vulnerability lists, but instead to look at some of the characteristics of these...

6 Activities for an Effective Data Breach Preparedness Plan

This year more companies have a baseline data breach response plan in place. Since 2013, the percentage of organizations that reported having a data breach response plan increased from 61 percent to 81 percent. However, data breach response plans are often missing crucial steps. While it is encouraging to...

Healthcare: Where Are The Threats and How Are They Mitigated?

To know where healthcare IT security is going - and what it needs to protect in 2017 and beyond - it's instructive to take a look at where we've been. In general, compromised credentials remain the leading source of intrusion across industries. Specific to healthcare, the top three sources of unauthorized data...

Omni-Channel Authentication: A Unified Approach to a Multi-Authenticator World

Authentication innovation is still in its infancy, and most companies are still combining more traditional passwords and PINs with cutting edge biometrics or contextual decisioning methods. The combination brings new capabilities to multi-factor authentication, but doesn't necessarily produce the best possible...

GDPR Compliance Checklist: What You Need To Know Even If You Are Not in The EU

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect on May 25, 2018 to protect the privacy rights of people from the European Union (EU). The new regulatory regime governs how businesses and government institutions must handle the sensitive personal data of EU citizens, and levies substantial fines on...