Offensive Cybersecurity | Anti-Malware Buyer's Guide | 3 Ways to Virtualize Mobile Devices

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Featured Content File-Level Data Protection: Tools & Strategies Offensive Cybersecurity Gateway Anti-Malware Buyer's Guide How Cybercriminals Attack the Cloud 3 Ways to Virtualize Mobile Devices 2013 Backup Technologies Survey A NAC Is a NAC, Alack Alack Mobile's inevitable return to the network flock. Read More    More Resources The Future of Web Security: 10 Things Every WAF Should Provide Web application firewalls have become the central platform for protecting applications against all online threats including technical Web attacks, business logic attacks, and online fraud. Learn about the 10 features that every Web application firewall should provide. Motives and Methods of Cybercriminals Compromising employee endpoints with malware has become the preferred method of cybercriminals. Enterprises need to implement technologies that effectively prevent malware, the root cause of cybercrime.

SECURITY File-Level Data Protection: Tools & Strategies Sponsored by Imperva There is nothing in the enterprise that warrants protection more than data, but security pros all too often focus more on perimeter security. This may be because it can be more challenging to secure data, but once data is locked down, any compromises to the networks and servers that transport and house it almost don't matter. Learn the best ways that security pros can effectively ensure that data is kept from prying eyes. Offensive Cybersecurity Sponsored by Vormetric Whether you call it "hacking back" or old-fashioned eye-for-an-eye retaliation, offensive security calls for profiling and, if possible, individually identifying an attacker and taking countermeasures to harm the attacker's systems. Governments have experimented with offensive security and have their own reasons and hesitations around pursuing it—for the private sector, though, it's a controversial approach that IT and business leaders should understand. Gateway Anti-Malware Buyer's Guide Malware costs us billions of dollars every year, and the problem shows no sign of abating. Crafting new strains is big business, and makers of standard protection suites are outgunned. So now what? This report, the companion to our online comparison, explains the key factors to consider when ­shopping for advanced gateway-based anti-malware systems. Full set of responses Main site How Cybercriminals Attack the Cloud Sponsored by HP There's a lot for enterprises to like about the cloud computing model, but it comes at the cost of control, which increases security challenges for IT pros. In this Dark Reading report, we examine the threat that cloud computing really poses, and we offer advice for tightening cloud providers' — and your own — security ship. MOBILITY & WIRELESS 3 Ways to Virtualize Mobile Devices The notion of splitting smartphones and tablets into personal and business partitions is gaining strength, for good reason. Here are three paths, but be warned — iOS shops will have a tougher go of it. STORAGE AND SERVERS 2013 Backup Technologies Survey Sponsored by Schneider Electric Think backups are boring? Not according to our more than 500 respondents. Most, 60%, use two, three or even more different backup applications, and the percentage encrypting all media has jumped 15 points since 2011. InformationWeek Reports is brought to you by HP, Imperva, Schneider Electric, Trusteer, XO Communications and UBM Tech. You are receiving this newsletter because you have previously downloaded a report from the InformationWeek Reports site. You are subscribed as sojo.blo@gmail.com. If you would like to be removed from the newsletter. If you received this newsletter from a friend and want to join. Read about and join other InformationWeek Newsletters here. UBM Tech | 600 Community Drive | Manhasset, NY 11030 | Privacy Policy