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Daily Archives: August 13, 2014
IBM has announced its intention to exit the x86 server market leaving you with an important decision to make. How do you choose the right strategic partner for your data center?
Opportunity from Uncertainty: Choosing the right Strategic Partner for your ...
The Cyber Risk Report 2013 Executive Summary presents the major findings of HP Security Research's comprehensive dive into today's cyber vulnerability and threat landscape. It provides information you need to effectively plan your cyber security strategy and deploy your defenses.
Cyber Risk Report 2013 Executive Summary
How do you protect your mobile applications? Check out this whitepaper on three of the top mobile application security threats facing businesses today and recommendations on how to mitigate the risk.
Know the Big Three
Cyber criminals are more sophisticated and more determined than ever. Protecting your network from attack requires new thinking and new security solutions.
HP TippingPoint Provides Next- Generation Network Security Features Gartner ...
With cyber crime on the rise, many organizations rely on intrusion prevention systems (IPS) to detect and stop attacks. But to counter increasingly sophisticated threats, IPS is evolving into next-generation IPS (NGIPS).
The Business Case for Improved Network Security
With the explosion in security data, Big Data security analytics (BDSA) is widely acknowledged as the future of security information and event management (SIEM). But BDSA is a specialized application of Big Data.
5 Truths About Big Data Hype and Security Intelligence
Cybercrime is becoming increasingly sophisticated, and it often surpasses the security capabilities of even large corporations. This eBook presents a maturity model that will help you determine how secure you really are, explores five questions every CIO should be able to answer, and outlines a new approach based on intelligence gathering and research that can keep you ahead of the cybercriminals.
