Data Security White Papers

This case study highlights how a regional healthcare data centre needed to increase its data centre storage to meet high volume data needs, accommodate new types of data as well as storage, back up and speed challenges. Read this paper to find out the various solutions and results it found. VIEW SUMMARY

We all know how exciting mobile computing is, and can be. It is important to adopt and implement a mobile security strategy to ensure the convenience and productivity of mobile devices doesn't come at the expense of data security; read this paper to find out the five guidelines you should follow. VIEW SUMMARY

This exclusive Computing white paper will help you understand exactly what organisations really think about big data. It explains the challenges businesses are facing when attempting to gain more insight from the increasing quantities of data generated both inside and outside of their organisations. VIEW SUMMARY

Data is your most critical asset; therefore you must make sense of it all. The real trick, of course, is taking your data and turning it into actionable information. Ensuring continuous high availability is possible with powerful data replication solutions and new approaches to data management. VIEW SUMMARY

Big data is a big challenge for security teams. Relational and time-indexed databases that support SIEM are struggling under the event and analytics loads. This paper highlights the key criteria organisations need to consider for processing security information in light of today's threat landscape. VIEW SUMMARY

Attacks don’t operate in silos, but many security programmes do. Fragmented security technologies leave organisations severely vulnerable to sophisticated threats. Organisations need to combine network security with a consolidated monitoring program which quickly blocks malicious traffic. VIEW SUMMARY

This exclusive WatersTechnology white paper based on the results of senior data management executives from financial organisations examines the current state of data infrastructure at participating companies, as well as thoughts on future needs and concerns in this area of their businesses. VIEW SUMMARY

At one point, it seemed that phishing was receding to the status of a minor issue threatening only naïve consumers. But a new version has emerged, fueled by new cybercriminals and new phishing techniques. Phishing 2.0 is here. This paper explores why phishing is back as the No. 1 web threat. VIEW SUMMARY

The common usage of tablets, mobile devices and laptops in today's organisations forces IT departments to deal with the challenge of protecting against malware and threats across a larger front. This opens an opportunity for you to offer the solutions your customers need. VIEW SUMMARY

Security teams are facing a flood of data with billions of events collected by their organisation a day. Every one of these events could lead to a breach. This video shows how you can have great visibility on a moment by moment basis as to what the current status of risk is within your organisation. VIEW SUMMARY