The corporate IT environment has changed irrevocably over the last few years. This paper discusses the security implications of modern threats, analyzes where emerging technologies can add real value, and highlights five key strategies for ensuring solid malware protection.

Effective identity management is becoming a critical issue with governments worldwide as more and more people travel and seek access to services on a daily basis.

The threats and dangers that face online data transfer mean that both security systems and Internet technologies must undergo constant improvements to remain up-to-date. Users also need to be made more aware of the risks.

Security practitioners need to think about security management along three separate axes - operations, investigations, and compliance reporting. Loglogic meets the criteria!

With the StoneGate family of network security and connectivity solutions, Stonesoft have listened to customers and managed service providers. This has lead to a system, which is ideally suited to the modern networking environment.

Sophos NAC Advanced is a software-based solution for endpoint assessment and control offering the most comprehensive and easy-to-deploy solution available. Sophos gives you the ability to control who and what is connecting to your network.

Sophos Email Security and Control proactively blocks inbound and outbound threats with unrivaled effectiveness and simplicity, delivering high-capacity, high-availability gateway and groupware security.

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This paper demonstrates the need for a high-profile acceptable use policy to prevent data leakage, gives practical guidance on how to use current investments in IT security technologies at the gateway and endpoint, and describes where new investment should realistically be made.

This paper highlights the six top tricks used by hackers and describes the three pillars of protection organizations need to safeguard their systems and resources.

This paper discusses how to create a policy that balances an organization’s need for protection against an individual’s expectations.

This paper investigates why organizations need an email AUP and highlights how they can enforce it. It also provides practical guidance on developing a policy that meets the combined requirements of an organization’s IT, HR and legal departments.

This paper highlights the pitfalls of simply looking at virus detection rates and investigates the effect of the rapidly developing IT environment and fast-moving threat landscape on assessment criteria.

This paper concerns itself with answering the following question:
“What advantages does Software‐as‐a‐Service (SaaS) Web Security have over traditional methods of Web Security delivery?”

This paper sets out to answer the following question: “Why has the deployment of URL filtering products ceased to be a secure and cost‐effective way of ensuring productive access to the Internet?”

This paper addresses the complex implications and interactions of Web 2.0, the malware that exploits it, and the challenges this poses to traditional security solutions.

How do organizations harness the considerable benefits made available by the existence of social networking websites, without incurring considerable risks to productivity, security and legality of operations?

This latest Gartner Research provides a comprehensive look at spam, from its early days to where we are today in terms of managing daily threats. With a strong policy, eductation and policy enforcement oranganizations can address every type of threat to its networks and its business.

This short guide summarizes ten steps to web security. Do them all, and you’ll be better protected than 98% of enterprises out there. But the target never stands still.

Log Management is increasing in importance for regulatory compliance and overall enterprise availability monitoring and security. Ten questions you should ask Security Event Management vendors about the differences between comprehensive Log Management and more narrowly focused Security Management.