Vulnerability Assessment White Papers

Java vulnerabilities have dominated the security headlines. Some observers now say organizations should simply turn off the ubiquitous software platform. But what if there were a better way? Read this paper to find out more. VIEW SUMMARY

This white paper provides a checklist of 10 reasons why McAfee Vulnerability Manager may not be right for your organisation. Read for consideration of these reasons in a time of demands for IT projects and investments not concerned with vulnerability management. VIEW SUMMARY

This white paper delivers a solution to security vulnerabilities by exploring patch management. Read to uncover how businesses can collect relevant patches and security information on one cloud-based database in order to reduce effort and improve peace of mind when dealing with security fixes. VIEW SUMMARY

Despite growing complexities in the world of security, many organizations still rely on security solutions with limitations. This whitepaper gives five reasons why protecting databases with a dedicated data security solution is vital for maintaining the integrity and reputation of organisations VIEW SUMMARY

New vulnerabilities are disclosed by vendors on an almost daily basis. Learn the various solutions and best practices that can be set in place to make your organisation safer and your life easier by better prioritizing critical remediation and giving visibility to you. VIEW SUMMARY

This guide describes why organisations are vulnerable to zero-day attacks, and what you can do to add a zero-day offense to your existing vulnerability management processes to protect your organisation's assets and data. VIEW SUMMARY

Many of last year's most publicised service outages were caused by configuration errors, and would have likely been prevented with better network change and configuration management tools to keep accountability, continuity and security in check. VIEW SUMMARY

Laptops are treasure troves of information, often kept out of the safety of a corporate network. This white paper provides best practices that explain how to tighten up laptop security, ensuring the same standards as endpoints on the internal network. VIEW SUMMARY

Vulnerabilities in web applications are a major vector for cybercrime. In large organisations, vulnerable web applications comprised 54% of all hacking breaches and led to 39% of compromised records, according to the 2012 Data Breach Investigation Report by Verizon Business. VIEW SUMMARY