Network and Device Security
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.
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.
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.
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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.
Web 2.0 technologies are transforming the Web. What was once little more than a resource for obtaining relatively static information has now become a highly dynamic communications medium that is well suited as a platform for modern business applications. Traditional means for achieving Web security must transform accordingly as businesses now require control over not just where their users go on the Web, but where their data is going as well.
While the use of Web 2.0 products is exploding, its full impact on enterprise security is still not well understood. IT professionals struggle to adopt reasonable policy controls to keep their networks safe from external threats. As new forms of dynamic content such as iGoogle, video sharing sites, blogs, etc. stream into enterprise networks, administrators are looking for solutions to block dangerous or inappropriate content, yet allow employees reasonable and necessary Web 2.0 access to get their jobs done.
This white paper provides an overview of Web security and its impact on enterprises, discusses IT operation challenges, and describes Websense's answer to helping organizations attain increased security, visibility, and protection for their businesses.
In the information age, "loss prevention" is no longer limited to reducing theft along the supply chain and in retail or offce locations. Our most sensitive assets are more likely to be found in databases, email, and files - rather than in boxes, filing cabinets, and warehouses.
This white paper, sponsored by Websense, discusses the benefits of unified content security, and it provides cost comparisons between conventional and hybrid management of the security infrastructure. The white paper also discusses the Websense TRITON™ system, including the Websense Web Security Gateway and the company’s unified approach to content security.
Do you have too many privileged accounts in your Active Directory? Ever wanted to effortlessly delegate permissions in a secure and efficient way? In this webinar see a live demonstration of NetIQ Directory Resource Administrator and learn how to improve the efficiency of administrating Active Directory by enabling the safe delegation of administrative capabilities, automation of complex or repetitive tasks, and employing robust, policy-based controls to assure the integrity of your AD environment.
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