Security Solutions White Papers

The longer it takes to find a breach, the longer an attacker has to exploit an opening. Even when you find a red flag, can you identify where it’s coming from, or who is compromising your security? And can you do so quickly enough to identify problems that are happening in real time? VIEW SUMMARY

This paper explains how organisations can lower their overall cost of compliance. The paper does this by focusing on actions the study suggests would lower the cost of compliance. VIEW SUMMARY

An Computing survey of 140 senior IT strategists looks at how a host of national events in 2012 will effect peaks in traffic, rich media, social platforms, flexible and remote working, and the increased use of personal devices and how this will put a significant strain on network performance. VIEW SUMMARY

This report looks at the topic of advanced intelligence capabilities and the benefits this can bring to your business. Achieving these benefits however requires organisations to establish a formal cyber intelligence capability. This report will help you do just that and show proven best practices. VIEW SUMMARY

The worldwide losses from phishing attacks was more than $520 million in the first half of 2011. This fraud alert highlights the current growth and trends in today’s phishing schemes and insight into how businesses can apply technology to protect themselves and their customers. VIEW SUMMARY

Since Eric Butler created Firesheep in 2010 it has gone mobile. FaceNiff is an Android application that allows users to steal login details for many social media sites. Importantly, it also works over WPA-encrypted wireless networks. This report gives you the steps users need to protect themselves. VIEW SUMMARY

The bring-your-own-device phenomenon is changing the way IT organisations and users address network access security. This paper discusses the benefits associated with BYOD, and how organisations can effectively deploy a unified access management solution for any wireless, wired or VPN network VIEW SUMMARY

Distributed denial of service attacks have been around for more than two decades. What has changes is the size and frequency of attack, from a large attack in 2002 being 400Mbps, to attacks as high as 100gbps+ today. This paper explores the issues and discusses the solutions. VIEW SUMMARY

The era of the bedroom hacker is over. Well-funded and sophisticated criminal gangs and state-sponsored groups are now the biggest threat. This video looks at the issues and how you can protect your business. VIEW SUMMARY

The era of the lone wolf is over. Well-funded and sophisticated criminal gangs and state-sponsored groups are now the biggest threat. The “castle-and-moat” approach to security is no longer enough, a defence-in-depth strategy is required. VIEW SUMMARY