Eight Steps to an Effective Vulnerability Assessment
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As we conduct more and more business online, the digital world has become a hacker’s paradise. To combat the growing threat of cyber attacks, many companies are hiring chief information security officers (CISOs) whose main responsibility is to make sure data is secure. Recent high-profile data breaches have demonstrated that it is not a role for the faint of heart. “We’re like sheep waiting to be slaughtered,” said David Jordan, the CISO for Arlington County in Virginia. “We all know what our fate is when there’s a significant breach.” IT research firm Gartner predicts that by 2020, 30 percent of Global 2000 companies will have been directly compromised by independent cyber activists or cyber criminals. In order to protect information assets, CISOs and other security professionals are facing a difficult challenge: they have to keep up with cyber criminals, check off a growing list of compliance boxes, and keep close tabs on the security practices of their partners and employees. Addressing the sheer volume and evolution of cyber attacks is daunting for even the most security-conscious IT teams. It requires an in-depth understanding of organizational risks and vulnerabilities, as well as current threats and the most effective policies and technologies for addressing them. Only by understanding their risks can organizations target limited security dollars to the technologies and strategies that matter most. Getting maximum benefit from a vulnerability assessment requires an understanding of your organization’s mission-critical processes and underlying infrastructure, and applying that understanding to the results. To be truly effective, it should include the following steps:
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The first New York requirements deadline has arrived. With the next deadline of mandates only 6 months away, you don't want to fall behind and leave your organization at risk for potential penalties and fines.
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Traditional prevention and detection methods are being bypassed, and many organizations either don’t know what to do, or they don’t have the right resources in place to advance their security.
To keep up with highly skilled and aggressive attackers, we have to move beyond the predictable patterns of network security and static defenses that our cyber adversaries are well-attuned to.
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Digital Transformation is the new black in IT.
Every business needs IT to be faster, cheaper and more flexible. Traditional IT cannot adapt to the new rules in many markets. In an increasingly disruptive competitive environment, digital transformation through cloud looms as an inevitability.
You need a cloud strategy, however, many organizations struggle with the “what, why, where and how.” You must honestly and thoroughly assess your current state and your future needs, with very clearly defined expected business outcomes. A plan is key; it can be very difficult to get to a new destination without map or a GPS.
Can you methodically evolve and optimize your IT, or is a revolution required now to save your business from getting left behind? View to learn:
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Maturing Endpoint Security: 5 Key Considerations
Endpoints are everywhere, and endpoint security is evolving. Endpoints also remain the most attractive target for hackers as a point of entry for attacks because they’re connected to the weakest link in enterprise data protection: humans.
View the SlideShare to learn:
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--The primary capabilities of endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, and how you can find the right fit for your business.
--Where your organization sits on the endpoint security maturity scale.
--Keys to maturing your endpoint security strategy.
A new generation of products and services is helping organizations keep pace with modern threats and advance beyond traditional, prevention-oriented endpoint protection to a more comprehensive — and realistic — focus on detection and incident response.
Open Source, Open Mindset: 4 Keys to Continuous Cloud Transformation
IT professionals must adopt an entrepreneurial mindset to keep pace with continuous change, market trends, quickly launched solutions, and new customer demands. Slow-moving enterprises relying on legacy technologies are falling behind—Uber doesn’t own a single vehicle, yet it turned the taxi industry upside down. Leveraging cloud-based technologies is the fastest way to enable transformation.
Whether you want to modernize, innovate, or both, take a cue from open source developers. Open source enables continuous transformation with quick deployment of new agile features while keeping things in check through continuous inspection.
How can you make open source work for your organization? Learn about:
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--How real companies have made it happen.
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The best form of defense against cyber attacks and those who perpetrate them is to know about them. Collaborative defense has become critical to IT security, and sharing threat intelligence is a force multiplier. But for many organizations, good quality intelligence is hard to come by.
Commercial threat intelligence technology and services can help enterprises arm themselves with the strategic, tactical and operational insights they need to identify and respond to global threat activity, and integrate intelligence into their security programs.
Threat intelligence sources have varying levels of relevance and context, and there are concerns about data quality and redundancy, shelf life, public/private data sharing, and threat intelligence standards. However, if processed and applied properly, threat intelligence provides a way for organizations to get the insight they need into attackers’ plans, prioritize and respond to threats, shorten the time between attack and detection, and focus staff efforts and decision-making.
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5 Ways to Close Your Information Technology Skills Gap
Don’t wait for the education system to catch up. The quickest way to address the IT skills gap is to stop looking for the unicorn and stop waiting for the educational system to catch up. Instead, leverage a mix of agile learners and seasoned veterans to carry your IT organization into the future. You can cultivate agility by creating a learning-friendly environment, outsourcing your mundane tasks and focusing your resources on areas that give you the highest returns.
Here are five steps that will help you close the IT skills gap in your organization:
What's Wrong with IT
When the business and IT aren’t unified, IT can become less effective at enabling the business to meet its goals. By assessing your organization’s IT investments and really understanding your IT portfolio, you can find out what’s working for you and what’s working against you.
This presentation shows you why the unification of business and IT is so important.
Consider these facts when you read the presentation:
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--The IT and business environment changes so quickly, the average chief information officer (CIO) is out of a job every five years.
--Cost savings can occur by scoring your applications and weighing their priority.
The Software-Defined Network Story: Automation, Agility and Security
Data center architecture has evolved from fixed to virtual and, more recently, to cloud enabled. However, there has always been one missing link delaying the realization of the dynamic, orchestrated data center: the network. IT often has to wait hours, days, or weeks for network administrators to make complex configuration adjustments to each individual network switch and router in order to accommodate new services and changing performance requirements.
Enter software-defined networking (SDN), an up-and-coming technology that may one day make the network as dynamic, automated, and centrally managed as its virtual server and storage brethren.
However, as with any maturing technology, SDN’s evolving standards, architectures and solutions can be confusing for companies trying to figure out when, where, and how to get started. Understanding where SDN is at in the maturity lifecycle is key to seeing its relevance in the data center.
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