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The major trends that are driving businesses and information technology today - mobility, social networking, BYOD and cloud computing - are also making organisations more vulnerable to security threats. This paper shows you how to secure your customers VIEW SUMMARY

This paper then outlines several security measures that can help mitigate application and network DDoS attacks. While organisations must heed the growing specter of botnets, there are a number of tools at their disposal that can mitigate botnet security threats. VIEW SUMMARY

Security threats have morphed from network level threats to much more sophisticated content based threats. As a result of this ever-increasing complexity, there is also a need for more sophisticated levels of intelligence. This paper will provide a practical approach to actionable intelligence. VIEW SUMMARY

As cloud computing continues to gain widespread adoption across organisations, the issue of security and maintaining a secure environment still remains a top concern. This white paper highlights powerful toolkits that make stealth malware development a "point-and-click" effort. VIEW SUMMARY

This paper of best practices presents a value proposition for investing in next generation SIEM tools. Businesses must be enabled with the tools that give them a broad insight into IT infrastructure, applications and user activity to protect their business from attacks that no one can envisage. 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

This paper explains that the most widely spread banking trojan in Russia is now trying to steal money from Facebook users. ESET researchers noted that Win32/Carberp used bootkit components from malware called Ronix, which was also the subject of scrutiny in February. VIEW SUMMARY

Cyberwar is changing how government needs to handle security because the traditional fortress approach is no longer enough. Sophisticated criminals, state-sponsored espionage and persistent, patient attacks easily slip past firewalls, intrusion detection systems and other defenses VIEW SUMMARY

According to this report, 51% of organisations with 51 to 1000 employees sustained a security attack in 2,010. The report provides a breakdown of threats and lifts the lid on what organisations are afraid of - and what they actually should be. VIEW SUMMARY