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Black Hat: Moving Security Outside The Lines | IT Security Risk: Reporting & Monitoring 101 | Security Pitfalls in Software Development

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Black Hat: Moving Security Outside The Lines

Enterprises clearly define security's responsibilities; attackers don't. It's time to think more like the attacker.
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Android Trojan Banking App Targets Master Key Vulnerability

Sluggish Android updates put users at risk. Could rising public awareness of the flaw lead carriers and device makers to patch more quickly?

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Agile for Dummies
Confused by all the agile advice? Relax! With Agile for Dummies by your side you'll learn the fundamentals of agile and how to increase the productivity of your software teams while enabling them to produce higher-quality solutions that better fulfill customer needs much faster.

Secure and Manage Employee Owned Devices within a Corporate Environment
As employee's personal choice of technology increasingly influences the way they want to work bring-your-own-device-to-work schemes are here for good. Find out how you can legally secure and manage this influx of employee owned devices in your organization.

The Impact of Cloud Technologies on IT Service Management
Rapidly escalating demands associated with the adoption of cloud services are driving a significant number of organizations to investigate ITSM delivery alternatives. Organizations need a new breed of ITSM solutions that can address their hybrid cloud operating environment with a mix of traditional, on-premise systems and widening array of cloud services.

Boosting Enterprise Security with Integrated Log Management
This white paper explains an integrated approach for reducing potential security risks and facilitating compliance, and introduces how security risks and facilitating compliance, and introduces how IBM Security QRadar Log Manager can help organizations stay a step ahead of the latest security threats.



Security

Stop Mobile Device-Borne Malware Sponsored by Absolute
iPhones, iPads and Android devices are making their way into your company--like it or not. These devices are opening a new gateway for malware that old security tools and procedures can't completely close. Security professionals must combine education, policy development, and the use of existing tools and new mobile device management systems to effectively balance mobile device risk with productivity rewards.

Strengthening Enterprise Defenses With Threat Intelligence Sponsored by IBM
The value of threat intelligence is based on several organization-specific factors. In this Dark Reading report, we examine how a combination of threat intelligence and security monitoring can boost enterprise defenses, and recommend how to determine if your organization is ready to tap into the model.

5 Most Common Security Pitfalls In Software Development Sponsored by Imperva
When it comes to software development, security is often a second or even third thought-behind time to deployment and availability. In this Dark Reading report we recommend five best practices that will provide the biggest bang for the buck when it comes to making sure that your applications are not the weak link in your organization's security infrastructure.

IT Security Risk: Reporting & Monitoring 101 Sponsored by IBM
Assessing and reporting risk is a challenge in any case, but especially in today's constantly changing IT and business environments. Organizations that want to approach risk in a systematic way face significant obstacles, but it is possible to adopt a structured risk management strategy while keeping data current. In this Dark Reading report, we recommend strategies and tools for harnessing data in a way that's relevant and meaningful, and can be effectively reported to all stakeholders.

IT as a Service

2013 IT Spending Priorities Survey - Sponsored by FrontRange
When IT is seen as just a cost center, the business loses. Yet many CIOs are barely keeping their budgets flat; some must even absorb cuts. It's hard to innovate when you're scraping to pay for basic security. In this report, we examine the fallout when IT is reduced to just "keeping the lights on," and discuss ways to break the cycle.

InformationWeek Reports is brought to you by Absolute, FrontRange, IBM, Imperva, Wind River and UBM Tech.


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