SECURITY 10 Emerging Threats You May Not Know About Sponsored by HP The devil you know is better than the one you don't. Never was that adage truer than in today's complex, ever-changing computing landscape. Unfortunately, new (and sometimes renewed) security threats are rising every day, putting IT and security pros in a defensive posture. In this Dark Reading report, we examine 10 emerging threats that you should have on your radar now. Advanced Persistent Threats: The New Reality Sponsored by Trusteer For most organizations, the imminent danger that advanced persistent threats pose has been relatively low. That's changing as attackers' target base widens, their knowledge grows and their cyber weapons trickle down to the hacker masses. In this Dark Reading report, we examine the current APT landscape and provide recommendations for protecting your organization against this growing concern. Tools & Strategies for File-Level Data Protection 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. In this Dark Reading report we recommend several ways that security pros can effectively ensure that data is kept from prying eyes.
IT BUSINESS STRATEGY 2013 IT Spending Priorities Survey IT departments stuck playing catch-up will never be able to innovate and become a true strategic partner to the business, but that's the situation many of our survey respondents find themselves in: 43% say their budgets are flat, 58% say improving security is on the to-do list and 40% say IT faces tougher spending oversight than other departments.
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