IT Security & Risk
Whitepapers, advice, and best practice into Information security, access and ID management, network and device security, risk management and GRC.
Experienced CIO Sheldon Dyer meditates on the best strategies to prepare and overcome your cyber enemies.
Having your company web site hacked or 'compromised' can be a costly experience for your organisation. There are immediate costs in responding to the compromise itself (and this includes the actual cost of recovery, as well as the loss of revenue during the outage), but the greater damage to your business may only become apparent over time – customers ceded to a competitor as a result of the loss of trust in your service may never return.
IBRS Security analyst James Turner gives insight on the web giant’s recent moves and what you can learn and apply.
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Companies that suffer serious network security breaches have almost always committed one (or all) of 7 deadly sins. Is your company guilty?
IT Security Guru, Carlo Minassian, looks at the root cause of insider threat and what to do about them.
Business Data Strategy held an IT Security best practice roundtable with eight CIOs and security managers from Australian government and commercial organisations. Afterwards we invited moderator Craig Baty, global VP for Frost & Sullivan’s IP practice and Guenter Fuhrmann, head of sales for Kaskpersky Worldwide, to give their insights on the issues raised. This was also filmed, so if you prefer you can access that version via the BDstrategy.com.au video library today.
In March 2010, Business Data Strategy ran an executive peer-group roundtable on enterprise scale ICT security. The round table was comprised of eight leading Chief Information Officers/Chief Security Officers, 2 ICT security specialists from Kaspersky, and facilitated by well known Frost & Sullivan thought leader Craig Baty, with Andrew Milroy, their ANZ ICT Director.
It is diffcult to ignore the vast importance of IPS technology in nearly every enterprise IT security strategy. In most cases, IPS technology is the cornerstone for protecting governments, enterprises, and Small-to-Medium Businesses (SMBs) against threats to IT applications and infrastructure. The signifcance of IPS in all of these arenas truly cannot be overstated.
How critical is Active Directory and Group Policy to your business? Do you have a change management process for your Group Policy environment? How do you know when a change is made to a critical GP object and how do you validate it? In this webinar see how NetIQ Group Policy Administrator can provide true offline management of Group Policy, enabling delegated administration of policy settings, an approval workflow, and enhanced capabilities to plan, troubleshoot, review and report on GPOs across multiple trusted and/or un-trusted domains.
The need for securing applications has never been greater. Security researchers see application vulnerabilities as one of today’s most signifcant areas of security risk to enterprise interests and sensitive information - and attackers increasingly recognize this exposure as well.
This white paper was designed with the aim of revealing, understanding, analyzing, and presenting the predominant issues relating to the adoption of Web 2.0 technologies in the corporate environment. This paper discusses the limitations of traditional Web security technologies and the need for more advanced security techniques in dealing with Web 2.0.
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