This document provides an overview of IBM's security products and services portfolio. It discusses (1) the complex threats businesses face today from hyper-connected digital environments, (2) IBM's approach to security intelligence through comprehensive internal and external monitoring, analytics and threat research, and (3) IBM's integrated portfolio of security products, consulting services and global security operations centers to help customers address challenges.
The document discusses the need for proactive intelligence gathering to protect enterprises from cyber threats. It notes that while organizations deploy many security products, they often lack integration with a global threat intelligence network. This means they are unaware of new threats and how to protect against them. The document recommends that organizations integrate threat intelligence into their security strategy. This helps prioritize threats, focus resources more efficiently, and support compliance needs through documentation of security monitoring and responses.
Peter Allor - The New Era of Cognitive Securityscoopnewsgroup
- The document discusses the new era of cognitive security using IBM's Watson technology.
- Watson can help security analysts by using cognitive techniques to analyze large amounts of security data and knowledge that typically remain untapped. This helps analysts gain insights faster and reduce the security skills gap.
- The document provides an example of how Watson could assist a security analyst, significantly reducing the time spent on manual threat analysis and investigation from days/weeks to minutes/hours.
Security in the Cognitive Era: Why it matters more than everEC-Council
Change isn’t coming. It’s already here. More devices. More access points. More valuable data in the cloud. In this new digital era, perimeter controls and traditional security practices are not enough to safeguard your enterprise. You need security for the way the world works. Security intelligence and integrated controls are today’s essentials to gain visibility and get to a higher level of maturity. Learn how cloud, collaboration and cognitive will define the next era of security to help you outthink attackers and proactively protect your most critical assets.
IBM Security QRadar SIEM
IBM Security QRadar SIEM is a next-generation SIEM platform that collects security data from across hybrid IT environments, analyzes it using advanced analytics and machine learning, and helps security teams detect, prioritize and respond to cyber threats.
Although a latecomer to the security party, HR organizations can play an important role in protecting assets and influencing good security behaviors. HR leadership can strengthen hiring practices, tighten responses for disgruntled employees, spearhead effective employee security education, advocate regulatory compliance and exemplify good privacy practices, be a good custodian of HR data, and rise to the challenges of hiring good cybersecurity professionals.
This presentation shows customers how IBM Security products and services help clients transform their security program, orchestrate their defenses throughout the attack lifecycle, and protect their most critical information and risks.
Ibm cognitive security_white_paper_04_2016Janghyuck Choi
Cognitive security uses cognitive systems to analyze large amounts of structured and unstructured security data to understand threats and provide recommendations to security analysts. It learns from data and interactions to enhance its knowledge over time. This allows it to process more data, including unstructured sources like text, than traditional rule-based systems. Cognitive security aims to help analysts respond faster by automating some tasks and providing new insights. It also seeks to increase organizations' security by adapting quickly to emerging threats.
Your Mainframe Environment is a Treasure Trove: Is Your Sensitive Data Protec...IBM Security
Businesses and governments alike are experiencing an alarming rate of malicious activity from both external and internal actors.
Not surprisingly, mission-critical mainframe applications make for desirable targets with large repositories of enterprise customer sensitive data. Mainframe environments are increasingly at risk opening accesses through the internet, mobile initiatives, big data initiatives, social initiatives, and more to drive the business forward. Additionally, there are some security challenges that are specific to the mainframe - traditional protection methods are no longer enough, insider threats are also on the rise, mainframe environments could be more vulnerable with reliance on privilege users to administer security, silo-ed mainframe IT management, limited ownership visibility, and lack of uniformed security management across the enterprise.
View this on-demand webcast to learn more about specific mainframe data protection challenges, top tips for protecting sensitive data, and key data protection capabilities that you should consider to address these challenges.
Register here for the playback: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/1461947/D9664CC82EC641AA58D35462DB703470
The document discusses the need for proactive intelligence gathering to protect enterprises from cyber threats. It notes that while organizations deploy many security products, they often lack integration with a global threat intelligence network. This means they are unaware of new threats and how to protect against them. The document recommends that organizations integrate threat intelligence into their security strategy. This helps prioritize threats, focus resources more efficiently, and support compliance needs through documentation of security monitoring and responses.
Peter Allor - The New Era of Cognitive Securityscoopnewsgroup
- The document discusses the new era of cognitive security using IBM's Watson technology.
- Watson can help security analysts by using cognitive techniques to analyze large amounts of security data and knowledge that typically remain untapped. This helps analysts gain insights faster and reduce the security skills gap.
- The document provides an example of how Watson could assist a security analyst, significantly reducing the time spent on manual threat analysis and investigation from days/weeks to minutes/hours.
Security in the Cognitive Era: Why it matters more than everEC-Council
Change isn’t coming. It’s already here. More devices. More access points. More valuable data in the cloud. In this new digital era, perimeter controls and traditional security practices are not enough to safeguard your enterprise. You need security for the way the world works. Security intelligence and integrated controls are today’s essentials to gain visibility and get to a higher level of maturity. Learn how cloud, collaboration and cognitive will define the next era of security to help you outthink attackers and proactively protect your most critical assets.
IBM Security QRadar SIEM
IBM Security QRadar SIEM is a next-generation SIEM platform that collects security data from across hybrid IT environments, analyzes it using advanced analytics and machine learning, and helps security teams detect, prioritize and respond to cyber threats.
Although a latecomer to the security party, HR organizations can play an important role in protecting assets and influencing good security behaviors. HR leadership can strengthen hiring practices, tighten responses for disgruntled employees, spearhead effective employee security education, advocate regulatory compliance and exemplify good privacy practices, be a good custodian of HR data, and rise to the challenges of hiring good cybersecurity professionals.
This presentation shows customers how IBM Security products and services help clients transform their security program, orchestrate their defenses throughout the attack lifecycle, and protect their most critical information and risks.
Ibm cognitive security_white_paper_04_2016Janghyuck Choi
Cognitive security uses cognitive systems to analyze large amounts of structured and unstructured security data to understand threats and provide recommendations to security analysts. It learns from data and interactions to enhance its knowledge over time. This allows it to process more data, including unstructured sources like text, than traditional rule-based systems. Cognitive security aims to help analysts respond faster by automating some tasks and providing new insights. It also seeks to increase organizations' security by adapting quickly to emerging threats.
Your Mainframe Environment is a Treasure Trove: Is Your Sensitive Data Protec...IBM Security
Businesses and governments alike are experiencing an alarming rate of malicious activity from both external and internal actors.
Not surprisingly, mission-critical mainframe applications make for desirable targets with large repositories of enterprise customer sensitive data. Mainframe environments are increasingly at risk opening accesses through the internet, mobile initiatives, big data initiatives, social initiatives, and more to drive the business forward. Additionally, there are some security challenges that are specific to the mainframe - traditional protection methods are no longer enough, insider threats are also on the rise, mainframe environments could be more vulnerable with reliance on privilege users to administer security, silo-ed mainframe IT management, limited ownership visibility, and lack of uniformed security management across the enterprise.
View this on-demand webcast to learn more about specific mainframe data protection challenges, top tips for protecting sensitive data, and key data protection capabilities that you should consider to address these challenges.
Register here for the playback: https://event.on24.com/wcc/r/1461947/D9664CC82EC641AA58D35462DB703470
The document discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) can help address challenges in cybersecurity. It notes that the amount of security data and knowledge is growing rapidly but humans cannot process it all. AI can help by connecting related security events, extracting information from unstructured data sources, and answering security questions. This can help reduce investigation times and free up analysts to focus on more strategic work. However, the document also warns that attackers may increasingly use AI to launch more sophisticated attacks, so defenses need to evolve as well.
The Cloud is both compelling and alluring, offering benefits that entice many organizations into rapid adoption. But caution should be taken. Leveraging cloud technologies can offer tremendous opportunities, with the caveat of potentially introducing new security problems and business risks. Presented are strategic recommendations for cloud adoption to a community of application and infrastructure developers.
The document is a presentation from IBM about IBM Security Services. It discusses the evolving threat landscape facing organizations, the need for a new intelligent approach to security management, and IBM's security solutions and services. IBM provides services across security strategy, risk and compliance, cybersecurity assessment and response, security operations optimization, and data security. The presentation emphasizes IBM's global scale, security expertise, and ability to help organizations address all aspects of the security lifecycle.
Cybersecurity is difficult. It is a serious endeavor which over time strives to find a balance in managing the security of computing capabilities to protect the technology which connects and enriches the lives of everyone. Characteristics of cyber risk continue to mature and expand on the successes of technology innovation, integration, and adoption. It is no longer a game of tactics, but rather a professional discipline, continuous in nature, where to be effective strategic leadership must establish effective and efficient structures for evolving controls to sustain an optimal level of security.
This presentation will discuss the emerging challenges as it analyzes the cause-and-effect relationships of factors driving the future of cybersecurity.
Avoiding data breach using security intelligence and big data to stay out of ...IBM Security
Attackers and exploits are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and the pressure to protect business critical data is only getting more and more intense. Security Intelligence transforms the playing field by adding analytics and context, and shifts the balance in favor of the good guys. Today forward thinking organizations are looking at extending Security Intelligence even further by combining it with Big Data to form a solution that allows them to analyze new types of information, and data that travels at higher velocity, and in larger volume. This powerful combination yields new insights that can more effectively identify threats and fraud than ever before.
In this session, attendees will learn how to combine Security Intelligence and Big Data, and deploy a solution that is well suited for structured, repeatable tasks. We will also cover the addition of complementary new technologies that address speed and flexibility, and are ideal for analyzing unstructured data. This session will also highlight how organizations are using Security Intelligence to pro-actively detect advanced threats before they cause damage, and take effective corrective action if a compromise succeeds.
View the On-demand webinar: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/657029698
The document discusses the history and evolution of information security. It begins with physical security controls for early mainframe computers and the need for security on the ARPANET network. Information security expanded to include data security and limiting unauthorized access. With the growth of networks and the internet, security became more complex as many interconnected systems needed to be secured. The document outlines key information security concepts and professionals involved in information security governance.
Information Security - Back to Basics - Own Your VulnerabilitiesJack Nichelson
When a security program isn't as good as it should be it can be tempting to conclude that it needs more resources and solutions. Jack Nichelson decided to take a different approach: simplification. By focusing on fewer problems with bigger returns, he was able to reduce malware by 60 percent and improve the results of his annual pen report. He’ll share a back-to-the-basics case study for removing complexity and running a simple, effective, start-up worthy security program.
This Talk is for - Security Managers looking to better focus on the real vulnerabilities and more effectively communicate your progress
The Goals of this talk – Find the real problems, create a formal plan, build support for the plan, and report the progress
IT Security and Management - Prelim Lessons by Mark John LadoMark John Lado, MIT
Learning topics:
1. ACCESS CONTROL
2. ASSET MANAGEMENT
3. BUSINESS CONTINUITY
--------------------------------------------------
By the end of this chapter, learners will be able to;
Know about access control.
Differentiate the physical and logical access control.
Engage with different examples of access control.
Apply the role of access control in their future projects.
Recognize about asset management.
Distinguish the three goals of an asset management program.
Engage with different types of IT asset Management.
Elaborate about business continuity.
Engage with the types of business continuity.
Know about the steps for building and executing of business continuity.
Familiarize the business continuity strategy.
IBM's security strategy focuses on providing integrated security solutions to address modern security challenges posed by compliance needs, human error, skills gaps, and advanced attacks. IBM's portfolio includes security transformation services, security operations and response, and information risk and protection solutions. The company aims to help customers optimize their security programs, orchestrate defenses throughout the attack lifecycle, and keep critical information protected.
Dealing with Information Security, Risk Management & Cyber ResilienceDonald Tabone
The document discusses approaches to information security, risk management, and cyber resilience. It recommends taking a three-pronged approach to information security that includes awareness, technical controls, and periodic reviews. It also suggests adopting a framework for cyber risk management that is appropriate for the organization's needs and risk appetite. Finally, it outlines six key points to achieving cyber resilience: organizational readiness, situational awareness, detection, cyber defense, mitigation and containment, and recovery.
A New Remedy for the Cyber Storm ApproachingSPI Conference
Security has become a hot topic for all of us to consider. We share your concerns and have brought in an industry leader from IBM to discuss it with you. Presented by Joe Daw (Cybersecurity Architect, IBM) at the 2016 SPI Conference.
Understanding the Impact of Today's Security Breaches: The 2017 Ponemon Cost ...IBM Security
Understand the impact of today's security breaches by attending our June 26th webinar which will discuss the 2017 Ponemon Cost of a Data Breach study.
Join Ponemon Institute and IBM Security Services on June 26th for a webinar discussing the impact of today’s security breaches based on the latest release of the 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study.
Register for IBM Security Services Webinar highlighting Ponemon Institute 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study The 12th annual Cost of Data Breach Study conducted by Ponemon Institute and sponsored by IBM Security Services calculates the real costs, implications and probabilities of security breaches faced by global organizations.
This webinar will present global findings highlighting trends across 11 countries and 2 regions. Attendees will have access to industry experts for live Q/A and will walk away with key insights, cost reducing strategies, investments and proactive best practices to reduce impact to their businesses in preparation for the next breach.
Join IBM Security Services and Larry Ponemon, founder of the Ponemon Institute, as he walks through the results and methodology of the 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study.
See How You Measure Up With MaaS360 Mobile MetricsIBM Security
This document discusses MaaS360 Mobile Metrics, a cloud-based benchmarking tool from IBM that allows companies to compare their mobile deployment statistics to other MaaS360 customers. Some key metrics that can be benchmarked include device enrollment processes, operating systems used, mobile application usage, and security policies. The presentation provides example statistics around passcode usage, BYOD trends by industry, iOS versus Android adoption, and how policy complexity varies by company size. It encourages users to leverage Mobile Metrics to gain insights, follow best practices, and make more informed decisions for improving their organization's mobile approach.
This document provides guidance on areas of interest (AOI) to evaluate for mergers and acquisitions from an information security perspective. It identifies 22 strategic AOIs that security must scope to understand high risk areas, including application and access management, network/DMZ security, host security, data security and privacy, security policies and training, and security operations. Each AOI includes examples of specific areas to examine to identify strengths needing no attention or areas requiring intervention. The goal is to scope projects to understand risks across a broad scope from an information security standpoint.
This document summarizes a presentation on cybersecurity analysis from IIBA UK Study Group director Sam Merrick. The presentation provided an introduction to cybersecurity content from IIBA and IEEE, including their Certified Cybersecurity Analyst (CCA) certification. It covered key topics like the cybersecurity imperative, business analyst focal points, important definitions, how security fits into enterprise architecture, dealing with risk, security frameworks like ISO 27001 and NIST, and data privacy. The session was fast-paced and interactive, exploring these areas through collaborative exercises. More information on the CCA certification and related learning resources can be found on the IIBA website.
Orchestrate Your Security Defenses to Optimize the Impact of Threat IntelligenceIBM Security
Although the majority of organizations subscribe to threat intelligence feeds to enhance their security decision making, it's difficult to take full advantage of true insights due to the overwhelming amounts of information available. Even with an integrated security operations portfolio to identify and respond to threats, many companies don't take full advantage of the benefits of external context that threat intelligence brings to identify true indicators of compromise. By taking advantage of both machine- and human-generated indicators within a collaborative threat intelligence platform, security analysts can streamline investigations and speed the time to action.
Join this webinar to hear from the IBM Security Chief Technology Officer for Threat Intelligence to learn:
How the IBM Security Operations and Response architecture can help you identify and response to threats faster
Why threat intelligence is a fundamental component of security investigations
How to seamlessly integrate threat intelligence into existing security solutions for immediate action
This document lists several locations in South Australia including Victor Harbor, Granite Island, Coolwa, Kangaroo Island, and Flinders Chase National Park. It also mentions seeing Australian Pelicans, kangaroos, seals, and sea lions at some of these locations.
This document lists several natural attractions within Kakadu National Park in Australia including Buley Rockhole, Twin Falls, Tolmer Falls, Wangi Falls, and Corabooree billabong. It also mentions going on a cruise at Corabooree billabong and seeing sea eagles in the park.
The document discusses how artificial intelligence (AI) can help address challenges in cybersecurity. It notes that the amount of security data and knowledge is growing rapidly but humans cannot process it all. AI can help by connecting related security events, extracting information from unstructured data sources, and answering security questions. This can help reduce investigation times and free up analysts to focus on more strategic work. However, the document also warns that attackers may increasingly use AI to launch more sophisticated attacks, so defenses need to evolve as well.
The Cloud is both compelling and alluring, offering benefits that entice many organizations into rapid adoption. But caution should be taken. Leveraging cloud technologies can offer tremendous opportunities, with the caveat of potentially introducing new security problems and business risks. Presented are strategic recommendations for cloud adoption to a community of application and infrastructure developers.
The document is a presentation from IBM about IBM Security Services. It discusses the evolving threat landscape facing organizations, the need for a new intelligent approach to security management, and IBM's security solutions and services. IBM provides services across security strategy, risk and compliance, cybersecurity assessment and response, security operations optimization, and data security. The presentation emphasizes IBM's global scale, security expertise, and ability to help organizations address all aspects of the security lifecycle.
Cybersecurity is difficult. It is a serious endeavor which over time strives to find a balance in managing the security of computing capabilities to protect the technology which connects and enriches the lives of everyone. Characteristics of cyber risk continue to mature and expand on the successes of technology innovation, integration, and adoption. It is no longer a game of tactics, but rather a professional discipline, continuous in nature, where to be effective strategic leadership must establish effective and efficient structures for evolving controls to sustain an optimal level of security.
This presentation will discuss the emerging challenges as it analyzes the cause-and-effect relationships of factors driving the future of cybersecurity.
Avoiding data breach using security intelligence and big data to stay out of ...IBM Security
Attackers and exploits are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and the pressure to protect business critical data is only getting more and more intense. Security Intelligence transforms the playing field by adding analytics and context, and shifts the balance in favor of the good guys. Today forward thinking organizations are looking at extending Security Intelligence even further by combining it with Big Data to form a solution that allows them to analyze new types of information, and data that travels at higher velocity, and in larger volume. This powerful combination yields new insights that can more effectively identify threats and fraud than ever before.
In this session, attendees will learn how to combine Security Intelligence and Big Data, and deploy a solution that is well suited for structured, repeatable tasks. We will also cover the addition of complementary new technologies that address speed and flexibility, and are ideal for analyzing unstructured data. This session will also highlight how organizations are using Security Intelligence to pro-actively detect advanced threats before they cause damage, and take effective corrective action if a compromise succeeds.
View the On-demand webinar: https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/657029698
The document discusses the history and evolution of information security. It begins with physical security controls for early mainframe computers and the need for security on the ARPANET network. Information security expanded to include data security and limiting unauthorized access. With the growth of networks and the internet, security became more complex as many interconnected systems needed to be secured. The document outlines key information security concepts and professionals involved in information security governance.
Information Security - Back to Basics - Own Your VulnerabilitiesJack Nichelson
When a security program isn't as good as it should be it can be tempting to conclude that it needs more resources and solutions. Jack Nichelson decided to take a different approach: simplification. By focusing on fewer problems with bigger returns, he was able to reduce malware by 60 percent and improve the results of his annual pen report. He’ll share a back-to-the-basics case study for removing complexity and running a simple, effective, start-up worthy security program.
This Talk is for - Security Managers looking to better focus on the real vulnerabilities and more effectively communicate your progress
The Goals of this talk – Find the real problems, create a formal plan, build support for the plan, and report the progress
IT Security and Management - Prelim Lessons by Mark John LadoMark John Lado, MIT
Learning topics:
1. ACCESS CONTROL
2. ASSET MANAGEMENT
3. BUSINESS CONTINUITY
--------------------------------------------------
By the end of this chapter, learners will be able to;
Know about access control.
Differentiate the physical and logical access control.
Engage with different examples of access control.
Apply the role of access control in their future projects.
Recognize about asset management.
Distinguish the three goals of an asset management program.
Engage with different types of IT asset Management.
Elaborate about business continuity.
Engage with the types of business continuity.
Know about the steps for building and executing of business continuity.
Familiarize the business continuity strategy.
IBM's security strategy focuses on providing integrated security solutions to address modern security challenges posed by compliance needs, human error, skills gaps, and advanced attacks. IBM's portfolio includes security transformation services, security operations and response, and information risk and protection solutions. The company aims to help customers optimize their security programs, orchestrate defenses throughout the attack lifecycle, and keep critical information protected.
Dealing with Information Security, Risk Management & Cyber ResilienceDonald Tabone
The document discusses approaches to information security, risk management, and cyber resilience. It recommends taking a three-pronged approach to information security that includes awareness, technical controls, and periodic reviews. It also suggests adopting a framework for cyber risk management that is appropriate for the organization's needs and risk appetite. Finally, it outlines six key points to achieving cyber resilience: organizational readiness, situational awareness, detection, cyber defense, mitigation and containment, and recovery.
A New Remedy for the Cyber Storm ApproachingSPI Conference
Security has become a hot topic for all of us to consider. We share your concerns and have brought in an industry leader from IBM to discuss it with you. Presented by Joe Daw (Cybersecurity Architect, IBM) at the 2016 SPI Conference.
Understanding the Impact of Today's Security Breaches: The 2017 Ponemon Cost ...IBM Security
Understand the impact of today's security breaches by attending our June 26th webinar which will discuss the 2017 Ponemon Cost of a Data Breach study.
Join Ponemon Institute and IBM Security Services on June 26th for a webinar discussing the impact of today’s security breaches based on the latest release of the 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study.
Register for IBM Security Services Webinar highlighting Ponemon Institute 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study The 12th annual Cost of Data Breach Study conducted by Ponemon Institute and sponsored by IBM Security Services calculates the real costs, implications and probabilities of security breaches faced by global organizations.
This webinar will present global findings highlighting trends across 11 countries and 2 regions. Attendees will have access to industry experts for live Q/A and will walk away with key insights, cost reducing strategies, investments and proactive best practices to reduce impact to their businesses in preparation for the next breach.
Join IBM Security Services and Larry Ponemon, founder of the Ponemon Institute, as he walks through the results and methodology of the 2017 Cost of Data Breach Study.
See How You Measure Up With MaaS360 Mobile MetricsIBM Security
This document discusses MaaS360 Mobile Metrics, a cloud-based benchmarking tool from IBM that allows companies to compare their mobile deployment statistics to other MaaS360 customers. Some key metrics that can be benchmarked include device enrollment processes, operating systems used, mobile application usage, and security policies. The presentation provides example statistics around passcode usage, BYOD trends by industry, iOS versus Android adoption, and how policy complexity varies by company size. It encourages users to leverage Mobile Metrics to gain insights, follow best practices, and make more informed decisions for improving their organization's mobile approach.
This document provides guidance on areas of interest (AOI) to evaluate for mergers and acquisitions from an information security perspective. It identifies 22 strategic AOIs that security must scope to understand high risk areas, including application and access management, network/DMZ security, host security, data security and privacy, security policies and training, and security operations. Each AOI includes examples of specific areas to examine to identify strengths needing no attention or areas requiring intervention. The goal is to scope projects to understand risks across a broad scope from an information security standpoint.
This document summarizes a presentation on cybersecurity analysis from IIBA UK Study Group director Sam Merrick. The presentation provided an introduction to cybersecurity content from IIBA and IEEE, including their Certified Cybersecurity Analyst (CCA) certification. It covered key topics like the cybersecurity imperative, business analyst focal points, important definitions, how security fits into enterprise architecture, dealing with risk, security frameworks like ISO 27001 and NIST, and data privacy. The session was fast-paced and interactive, exploring these areas through collaborative exercises. More information on the CCA certification and related learning resources can be found on the IIBA website.
Orchestrate Your Security Defenses to Optimize the Impact of Threat IntelligenceIBM Security
Although the majority of organizations subscribe to threat intelligence feeds to enhance their security decision making, it's difficult to take full advantage of true insights due to the overwhelming amounts of information available. Even with an integrated security operations portfolio to identify and respond to threats, many companies don't take full advantage of the benefits of external context that threat intelligence brings to identify true indicators of compromise. By taking advantage of both machine- and human-generated indicators within a collaborative threat intelligence platform, security analysts can streamline investigations and speed the time to action.
Join this webinar to hear from the IBM Security Chief Technology Officer for Threat Intelligence to learn:
How the IBM Security Operations and Response architecture can help you identify and response to threats faster
Why threat intelligence is a fundamental component of security investigations
How to seamlessly integrate threat intelligence into existing security solutions for immediate action
This document lists several locations in South Australia including Victor Harbor, Granite Island, Coolwa, Kangaroo Island, and Flinders Chase National Park. It also mentions seeing Australian Pelicans, kangaroos, seals, and sea lions at some of these locations.
This document lists several natural attractions within Kakadu National Park in Australia including Buley Rockhole, Twin Falls, Tolmer Falls, Wangi Falls, and Corabooree billabong. It also mentions going on a cruise at Corabooree billabong and seeing sea eagles in the park.
This document provides a brief itinerary for a day trip from Sydney that includes taking a ferry to Manly Beach, spotting an Eastern Water Dragon on the trail, and visiting the cascades in Katoomba.
Este documento trata sobre las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC). Brevemente describe algunas de sus aplicaciones como el correo electrónico, el aprendizaje en línea y la mejora de los negocios. También menciona cómo las TIC se aplican en la educación, la medicina y la innovación.
This document summarizes some key teachings from the Bhagavad Gita. It advises not worrying about the past or future, as the present moment is all that exists. It notes that we come into the world with nothing and will leave with nothing, as our bodies are temporary but the soul is eternal. It encourages dedicating all actions to God to find freedom from fear and sorrow.
El documento discute el uso de medios audiovisuales en la educación. Explica que los estudiantes están inmersos en un mundo audiovisual y que la educación puede enseñarles a leer e interpretar imágenes. También señala que las instituciones educativas no han promovido el uso de medios audiovisuales y describe algunos principios y funciones de utilizarlos en el aula, como facilitar el aprendizaje y motivar a los estudiantes.
Security (Ignorance) Isn't Bliss: 5 Ways to Advance Security Decisions with T...IBM Security
In the wake of massive numbers of security breaches in 2014, enterprises are struggling to improve how they consume threat intelligence to better protect their networks. Over 65% of companies use external threat intelligence as part of their security analytics, but are dissatisfied with the time and resources needed to understand and analyze the data available. With a barrage of information coming in to your organization on vulnerabilities, malware, and potentially malicious sites on the Internet, how can you truly make sense of the data and take action when it’s required?
During this presentation, you will learn how your enterprise can quickly research threats, integrate actionable intelligence and collaborate with peers using global threat intelligence.
IBM X-Force helps organizations stay ahead of emerging threats with security research:
Highlights
• Develops security protection that forms the foundation of
IBM Security
• Researches and analyzes security threats, vulnerabilities
and exploits
• Creates proactive countermeasure technologies
• Collaborates with leading public and private organizations
to help enhance internet security worldwide
• Educates the public about emerging threats
Peter B. Lange: Collaborative threat intelligence and actionable integration
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An Integrated, Intelligent Approach to SecurityGerard McNamee
Today’s cyber security challenges are complicated. And they rarely fit into the categories you’ve defined to run your business. Disconnected point products and services don’t provide the comprehensive solutions you need, when you need them. What’s more, those solutions tend to be expensive and hard to manage, leaving you with empty pockets and big headaches. That’s why, in a field flooded with 1,200+ point product vendors, IBM is helping clients develop an integrated and intelligent security immune system.
Ibm security overview 2012 jan-18 sellers deckArrow ECS UK
The document discusses how IBM helps organizations address emerging security challenges through intelligence, integration, and expertise. It describes IBM's comprehensive security framework and how the company provides predictive security analytics, integrates across IT silos, and leverages unmatched global security expertise to help clients securely innovate and adopt new technologies like cloud.
Presentacion realizada en Argentina y Paraguay Durante Marzo 2014.
En Argentina por Faustino Sanchez. En Paraguay por Santiago Cavanna.
Trata sobre el problema de la presencia de vulnerabilidades en aplicaciones, el impacto que tiene en las organizaciones y la forma que se encuentra disponible para descubrirlas en forma temprana y facilitar su remediacion
Links disponibles en
http://www.santiagocavanna.com/segurinfo-2014-el-costo-oculto-de-las-aplicaciones-vulnerables/
The IBM® X-Force® research team of security experts investigates security threats, vulnerabilities and exploits to develop technologies to address tomorrow’s security challenges and deliver countermeasure technologies for today’s security problems while educating the public about emerging Internet threats.
The document discusses cognitive security and IBM's cognitive security solutions. It begins by explaining that traditional security methods are no longer enough due to increasing technological changes. It then introduces cognitive security as a new era of security that uses techniques like machine learning and natural language processing to mimic the human brain. The document summarizes IBM's cognitive security products like IBM QRadar Security Intelligence Platform, IBM QRadar Vulnerability Manager, and IBM QRadar Risk Manager. It acknowledges challenges to adopting cognitive security but emphasizes the need to educate organizations on cognitive security capabilities.
Security Intelligence: Finding and Stopping Attackers with Big Data AnalyticsIBM Security
The document discusses the need for new security approaches using big data and advanced analytics to address modern security challenges. It notes that yesterday's security practices are insufficient, and that automated big data security solutions using integrated defenses across cloud, mobile, and on-premise systems can help organizations stay ahead of threats by providing greater intelligence, innovation, and integration.
Security solutions for a smarter planetVincent Kwon
This document summarizes IBM's security strategy and solutions for enabling a smarter planet. It discusses how security must be built into new technologies from the start to enable innovation while managing risks. IBM's approach focuses on foundational security controls, compliance, and helping customers securely adopt new models like cloud computing and virtualization.
Introduction to Cybersecurity FundamentalsToño Herrera
This document provides an overview of cybersecurity fundamentals. It discusses key topics like the definition of cybersecurity and information security, protecting digital assets, risk management concepts, essential cybersecurity terminology, cybersecurity roles and responsibilities, and common threat agents. The goal is to give attendees an introduction to fundamental cybersecurity concepts.
View the on-demand recording: http://securityintelligence.com/events/why-insider-threats-challenge-critical-business-processes/
While advanced threats and mega breaches continue to make headlines, insider threats remain an insidious and often-overlooked area of concern. No longer limited to disgruntled employees, insider threats can come from inadvertent actors who set a breach in motion with an unknowing click on a malicious link in a spam email. Join us to find out the most likely entry points, from privileged users to quasi-insiders at trusted third-parties.
Understanding how to protect valuable data and resources from compromise is top of mind for most organizations. In this live webinar, we will explain common best practices and recommendations for combating this area of risk based on insights from the 2Q IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence Quarterly.
The security immune system document discusses an integrated approach to cybersecurity using the metaphor of the human immune system. It describes how the IBM security immune system works in an integrated manner across security planning, operations, and information protection. The summary provides an overview of the key areas covered in the document:
1) The IBM security immune system takes an integrated approach similar to the human immune system, allowing security components to work together across planning, response, and protection.
2) It covers security transformation services, security operations and response, and information risk and protection.
3) The goal is to provide intelligence, visibility and insights across the entire security system to prevent, detect and respond to threats.
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The IBM Security immune system is a fully integrated
approach that allows its components to grow and
adapt within the infrastructure—working together
to improve their effectiveness. So they can deliver
intelligence, visibility and actionable insights across
the entire system.
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IBM Security Products: Intelligence, Integration, Expertise
1. IBM Software
IBM Security Products: Intelligence,
Integration, Expertise
A Comprehensive Framework for Any Environment from Mobile to Cloud
to Social to Unknown Futures
2. 2 IBM Security Products: Intelligence, Integration, Expertise
Contents
2 A Hyper-Connected Business World
3 Security Intelligence for a New World
3 A Unique, Comprehensive Approach
5 Product Portfolio
10 Solutions for Today’s Challenges
12 Conclusion
12 For More Information
Labeled “The Year of the Security Breach” by the IBM X-FORCE research and development team, 2011 was marked by a high volume of severe and varied
security attacks.
Attack Type
2011 Sampling of Security Incidents by Attack Type, Time and Impact
conjecture of relative breach impact is based on publicly disclosed information regarding leaked records and financial losses
SQL Injection
URL Tampering
Spear Phishing
3rd Party Software
DDoS
SecureID
Trojan Software
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Gaming
Defense
Entertainment
Banking
Central
Government
Entertainment
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Police
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Consulting
Banking
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Services
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Police
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Defense
Financial
Market
Agriculture
Tele-
communications
Internet
Services
Consumer
Electronics
Heavy
Industry
Insurance
Internet
Services
Apparel
Gaming
Central
Government
Gaming
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Gaming
Gaming
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Services
Size of circle estimates relative impact of
breach in terms of cost to business
Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
A Hyper-Connected Business World
In today’s era of big data, a fundamentally different approach
is needed to secure the enterprise. The explosion of digital busi-
ness information that is accessed from and stored on virtualized
cloud and social platforms, instrumentation, and mobile
devices that are part consumer part business, have created an
overwhelmingly complex IT environment—with possible attack
points nearly limitless.
The most sophisticated adversaries are now perpetrating
Advanced Persistent Threats, using focus and persistence to gain
access to sensitive business information. These attacks utilize
cutting-edge methodologies, can last indefinitely and are
specifically targeted. The increased diversity of today’s threats
has eroded the effectiveness of traditional IT defenses such as
firewalls and antivirus—even bypassing these controls com-
pletely in many cases. A new approach is required, one that
balances protection with detection, and advanced technology
with mature processes.
3. 3IBM Software
Security Intelligence for a New World
In the era of big data, big data should be used to help secure the
enterprise. Only those companies that have deployed solutions
to monitor, correlate and analyze the massive amounts of real-
time events being generated from a comprehensive, integrated
security infrastructure as well as from a well-researched external
threat feed have the capability to cost-effectively maintain an
extremely strong security posture. IBM calls this Security
Intelligence. In addition to helping detect and remediate
breaches that might otherwise have been missed, organizations
employing this approach can also:
● ●
Shift from a reactive state to a proactive approach that better
aligns with business objectives
● ●
Enable their business to deploy innovation initiatives far faster
than otherwise possible
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Automate their compliance activities
● ●
Reduce staff requirements for security operations
A Unique, Comprehensive Approach
With leading products and services across segments and an
overarching strategy based on three main tenets—Intelligence,
Integration and Expertise—IBM is helping its customers work
toward true Security Intelligence.
Intelligence
Human intelligence requires knowledge, information and the
ability to analyze this information to reach conclusions. In the
realm of enterprise security, this translates to needing visibility
into relevant networks and infrastructures and external threat
Moving from a reactive and manual approach to a proactive and automated
approach gives the organization an optimized security posture based in
Security Intelligence.
Security
Intelligence
Reactive ProactiveManualAutomated
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ized
Proficient
Basic
The integration of Security Intelligence, X-FORCE research and core protection assets helps close the coverage gaps left by point product approaches.
Integrated Intelligence. Integrated Research. Integrated Protection.
Security Intelligence
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pplications
Advanced Research
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Security Intelligence
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4. 4 IBM Security Products: Intelligence, Integration, Expertise
intelligence, plus the real-time correlation and analytics capabili-
ties to flag and remediate suspicious activities. IBM Security
offers these capabilities:
● ●
Internal visibility: IBM Security Intelligence solutions
analyze information from IBM and non-IBM products and
services in real-time. They provide comprehensive analysis
and insight across all four areas of security risk: people, data,
applications and infrastructure.
● ●
External threat visibility: The IBM® X-FORCE® threat
intelligence feed provides intelligence from one of the world’s
largest repositories of threat and vulnerability insights and is
based on the real-time monitoring of 13 billion security events
per day. This insight can flag behavior that may be associated
with Advanced Persistent Threats and a wide range of
adversaries.
● ●
Pinpoint analysis in an age of big data: IBM Security
Intelligence solutions can drill down to individual data
elements to analyze and query diverse activity. They provide
insight on network access at the periphery, external cloud
services and mobile devices, database activity at the core of a
business, and everywhere in between.
Integration
The integration of the comprehensive IBM portfolio of Security
Intelligence, X-FORCE research and core protection assets
helps reduce attackable loopholes that are inherent in
patched-together point-product security platforms. It can also
ease deployment, collapse data silos for easier compliance
reporting and improved Security Intelligence, reduce complexity,
and lower the cost of maintaining a strong security posture.
Other cost-saving and security-improving capabilities include:
● ●
External and internal contextual information for breach
detection, prediction and remediation
● ●
Automated device and software updates for researched
vulnerabilities
● ●
Linking of authentication and authorization with suspicious
database activity
● ●
Automated compliance and risk assessment activities
Expertise
With more than 5,500 researchers, developers and subject-
matter experts engaged in security initiatives, IBM operates
one of the world’s broadest enterprise security research and
development and delivery organization. This comprises the award-
winning IBM X-FORCE research and development team with
one of the largest vulnerability databases in the industry, nine
security operations centers, ten IBM Security Research centers,
15 Security Solutions Development Labs and the Institute for
Advanced Security with chapters in the United States, Europe
and Asia Pacific. IBM currently monitors more than 13 billion
security events per day for its clients in more than 130 countries.
IBM operates one of the world’s broadest security research and development and delivery operations.
Security Operations Centers
Costa Mesa, US
Atlanta, US
Atlanta, US
Raleigh, US
Haifa, IL Pune, IN
Bangalore, IN
Bangalore, IN
New Delhi, IN
Perth, AU
Brisbane, AU
Singapore, SG
Taipei, TW
Tokyo, JP
Tokyo, JP
Gold Coast, AU
IAS, Asia Pacific
Brussels, BE
Atlanta, US
Hortolândia, BR
Austin, US
Alamden, US
Boulder, US
Ottawa, CA
Waltham, US Fredericton, CA Belfast, N IR
Zurich, CH
Delft, NL
Herzliya, IL
IAS, Europe
Toronto, CA
TJ Watson, US
Detroit, US
IAS, Americas
Security Research Centers
Security Solution Development Centers
Institute for Advanced Security Branches
5. 5IBM Software
IBM has the consultants and expertise to help any company
move toward optimized, integrated security controls with
Security Intelligence.
Product Portfolio
The IBM Security Framework is designed to help ensure that
the correct people have access to the correct assets at the correct
times, that critical data is protected in transit and at rest, that
emerging threats are identified to support breach identification
and remediation, and that protection is provided across all
IT resources. This integrated approach to enterprise security
includes appliances, software products and managed services and
is delivered by technical and risk consulting and implementation
services. At the very core, however, resides the IBM product
portfolio.
Help prevent, detect and remediate security breaches and
compliance risks.
Challenge and Solutions Highlights
IBM Security Intelligence products assist with:
● ●
Detecting threats: Arm yourself with comprehensive and
accurate Security Intelligence.
● ●
Addressing compliance: Automate data collection and
reporting for audits and risk assessment.
● ●
Detecting inside threats and fraud: Identify and understand
suspicious user activity in context.
● ●
Predicting risks to your business: Proactively identify and
prioritize security vulnerabilities and gaps.
● ●
Consolidating data silos: Collect, correlate and report on
data in one integrated solution.
Products
A family of integrated security intelligence products based on
next-generation security information and event management
(SIEM) and log management includes:
● ●
QRadar® SIEM: Security information and event manage-
ment encompassing log management, threat management
and compliance management; sophisticated event and network
flow correlation; and integrated behavioral analysis and
network anomaly detection
● ●
QRadar Log Manager: Turnkey log management supporting
hundreds of data sources out of the box, offering pre-packaged
reports and dashboards and easy customization
● ●
QRadar Risk Manager: Security configuration monitoring
and auditing; predictive threat modeling and simulation; and
advanced threat visualization and impact analysis
● ●
QRadar Network Anomaly Detection: Anomaly detection
of network traffic and real-time correlation of security and
network data, built to enhance IBM Security SiteProtector™
System
The IBM Security Framework provides a methodical and efficient approach to
fulfilling security needs and meeting security challenges across the enterprise.
IBM Security Framework
ProfessionalServices
CloudandManagedServices
Software and Appliances
Governance, Risk and Compliance
Security Intelligence
and Analytics
Advanced Security
and Threat Research
Infrastructure
Applications
Data
People
Security Intelligence
and Analytics
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6. 6 IBM Security Products: Intelligence, Integration, Expertise
● ●
QRadar QFlow and VFlow Collectors: Integrated network
traffic collection and content capture, including Layer 7 appli-
cation analysis, for both physical and virtual environments
People
Track
Plan
Enforce
Control, monitor and authenticate user access to protected data
and applications.
Challenges and Solutions Highlights
IBM Security identity and access management products
assist with:
● ●
Managing users and their access rights: Efficiently enroll,
manage and terminate user profiles and access rights through-
out the lifecycle. Flag expired accounts and role conflicts.
● ●
Streamlining/tracking user access to protected resources:
Integrate lifecycle access rights with single sign-on and
password management, and with access auditing and reports.
Support strong authentication of devices for extra security.
● ●
Safeguarding access in cloud, mobile and software-as-a-
service environments: Provide a common identity service for
user provisioning, role-based access and federated identity.
Centralize security management for user entitlements and
policies.
Products
Integrated solutions that govern users’ access activities and
privileges throughout their lifecycle include:
● ●
IBM Security Identity Manager: Automated and policy-
based user identity management software that helps manage
user accounts, access rights, permissions and passwords from
their creation to termination across the IT environment
● ●
IBM Federated Identity Manager: User-centric, federated
single sign-on for sharing information between trusted
business partners and helping simplify application integration
across distributed portal and mainframe environments
● ●
IBM Security Access Manager for Web: A hub for authen-
tication and authorization of web and other applications,
centralizing access management
● ●
IBM Security Access Manager for Enterprise Single
Sign-On: Integrated authentication, access workflow automa-
tion, user switching and audit reporting to help simplify,
strengthen and track access
● ●
IBM Security Identity and Access Assurance: Automated
management of user accounts, access permissions and
passwords with convenient single sign-on to enterprise, web
and cloud-based applications and resources
Data
Monitor
Encrypt
Assess
Redact
Help protect critical data assets across key control points without
impacting productivity.
Challenges and Solutions Highlights
IBM data security products assist with:
● ●
Preventing data breaches: Monitor transactions without
requiring changes to databases or applications. Create realistic
test sets while masking sensitive data value. Encrypt regulated
data to help prevent loss—particularly via theft of backups and
media. Redact standalone or embedded unstructured sensitive
data in forms and documents.
● ●
Maintaining the integrity of sensitive data: Compare all
transactions to policy and block violations in real time.
● ●
Reducing the cost of compliance: Automate and centralize
controls to streamline compliance validation.
Products
IBM InfoSphere® Guardium® offerings designed to help assure
the privacy and integrity of trusted information in your data
center include:
● ●
IBM InfoSphere Guardium Database Activity
Monitoring: A simple, robust solution that helps prevent
leakage of sensitive data from databases and files, maintaining
the integrity of information in the data center and automating
compliance controls across heterogeneous environments
7. 7IBM Software
● ●
IBM InfoSphere Guardium Vulnerability Assessment:
Automated detection of database vulnerabilities with priori-
tized remedial actions across heterogeneous infrastructures
● ●
IBM InfoSphere Guardium Data Redaction: Protection
designed to guard against unintentional disclosure for sensitive
data in documents and forms by detecting and removing data
from openly shared document versions
● ●
IBM InfoSphere Guardium Data Encryption: Enterprise
data encryption without sacrificing application performance or
creating key management complexity
● ●
IBM InfoSphere Optim™ Data Masking: Capabilities to
de-identify confidential information to help protect privacy
and support compliance initiatives
● ●
IBM Tivoli® Key Lifecycle Manager: Encryption key
lifecycle management with centralized and strengthened pro-
cesses that leverage the industry-standard Key Management
Interoperability Protocol
● ●
IBM InfoSphere Discovery: A tool for identifying and docu-
menting what data you have, where it is located and how it is
linked across systems by intelligently capturing relationships
and determining applied transformations and business rules
● ●
Controlling access to application data: Manage and
enforce fine-grained entitlement and message security policy
management.
Products
A full portfolio of solutions designed to protect your applications
includes:
● ●
IBM Security AppScan® Standard: Automated web applica-
tion security testing for IT security, auditors and penetration
testers
● ●
IBM Security AppScan Enterprise: Enterprise-class applica-
tion security testing and risk management with governance,
collaboration and Security Intelligence
● ●
IBM Security AppScan Source: Static application security
testing to identify vulnerabilities in web and mobile applica-
tions during the development lifecycle
● ●
IBM Security Policy Manager: Capabilities for authoring
application entitlements and fine-grained access control
policies for distributed policy decisions based on identity,
transaction and service/resource context
● ●
IBM WebSphere® DataPower® XML Security Gateway:
An appliance-based solution providing real-time web services
security and XML threat protection
Infrastructure:
Network
Pre-emptive
Fast
Extensible
Help keep applications secure, protected from malicious or
fraudulent use, and hardened against attacks.
Challenges and Solutions Highlights
IBM application security products assist with:
● ●
Finding and remediating mobile and web vulnerabilities:
Utilize static, dynamic, runtime and client-side analysis and
correlate the results.
● ●
Building applications that are secure by design: Integrate
security testing early and throughout the design process.
Enable security and development teams to communicate
effectively.
Applications
Protect
Test
Control
Help provide security for the network core.
Challenges and Solutions Highlights
IBM network protection products assist with:
● ●
Keeping pace with emerging threats: Provide Network
Intrusion Prevention with evolving threat protection powered
by IBM X-FORCE, with its track record of addressing zero-
day vulnerabilities.
8. 8 IBM Security Products: Intelligence, Integration, Expertise
● ●
Balancing security and performance without
disrupting business-critical applications and
infrastructures: Get up to 20+ Gbps of inspected
throughput with Network Intrusion Prevention to address
the most demanding service quality requirements—without
compromising breadth and depth of security.
● ●
Reducing infrastructure cost and complexity: Consolidate
point solutions and reduce complexity through integration
with other security solutions.
● ●
Protecting non-network assets quickly when new threats
emerge: Help protect data, client, web and enterprise applica-
tions with the extensible engine within IBM Security Network
Intrusion Prevention System.
Products
IBM offerings for network infrastructure security include:
● ●
IBM Security Network Protection: Provides core threat
protection combined with high levels of visibility and control
related to network use to help reduce risk and conserve
bandwidth
● ●
IBM Security Network Intrusion Prevention System: The
core of any Network Intrusion Prevention strategy, providing
appliance-based protection against a wide range of attacks that
target the network infrastructure
● ●
IBM Security SiteProtector System: Centralized manage-
ment for IBM Security Network Intrusion Prevention
solutions, providing a single management point of control,
security policy, analysis, alerting and reporting
Help secure and manage distributed endpoints.
Challenges and Solutions Highlights
IBM endpoint management and security products assist with:
● ●
Maintaining continuous compliance for all endpoints,
regardless of their location or connection: Deploy an
intelligent agent to monitor and report on compliance status
and automatically take corrective action when needed.
● ●
Achieving high patch compliance in a heterogeneous
environment: Provide patching capabilities for Microsoft
Windows, UNIX, Linux and Mac environments, and for
mobile devices, from a single management console and a
single management server.
● ●
Protecting endpoints with rapid response: Automatically
identify rogue or misconfigured endpoints and identify/
remediate/quarantine endpoints experiencing an incident in
minutes.
● ●
Streamlining compliance and risk-management efforts:
Achieve automated and robust audit and compliance reporting
with deep, proactive auditing of security configurations.
● ●
Securing virtualized endpoints: Get a single, centralized
security view of physical and virtual server environments with
automatic protection for virtual machines as they come online
or move.
Products
IBM offerings that help protect distributed endpoints include:
● ●
IBM Endpoint Manager: Endpoint and security manage-
ment combined into a single solution that enables visibility
into and control of physical and virtual endpoints; rapid
remediation, protection and reporting on endpoints in real
time; and automation of time-intensive tasks across complex
networks to help control costs while helping reduce risk and
support compliance
Infrastructure:
Endpoints
Assess
Remediate
Enforce
Report
9. 9IBM Software
Leverage the mainframe as the enterprise security hub to help
protect mission-critical production systems and data.
Challenges and Solutions Highlights
IBM mainframe security products assist with:
● ●
Verifying compliance manually, with alerts only after a
problem occurs: Get real-time alerts on external threats,
inappropriate data access or misconfiguration with automated
compliance monitoring. Help prevent privileged-user abuse
by blocking IBM Resource Access Control Facility (RACF®)
commands in real time.
● ●
Coping with the complexity of identifying and analyzing
threats in mainframe environments: Automatically analyze
and report on mainframe security events and detect exposures.
Monitor intruders. Identify misconfigurations.
● ●
Maintaining a highly skilled IT staff to provide manual
mainframe security: Simplify administration with a
Windows-based graphical user interface (GUI) for
RACF administration.
Products
The IBM Security zSecure™ Suite, designed to provide
infrastructure mainframe security, includes:
● ●
IBM Security zSecure Admin: Efficient and effective RACF
administration using significantly fewer resources
● ●
IBM Security Virtual Server Protection for VMware:
Protection for every layer of the virtual infrastructure with
defense-in-depth, dynamic security with virtual machine
rootkit detection, virtual infrastructure auditing and monitor-
ing of network traffic through hypervisor integration
● ●
IBM Security Host Protection: Protection designed to
guard against both internal and external threats for network
assets including servers and desktops
Infrastructure:
Mainframe
Compliance
Administration
Advanced Security and
Threat Research
● ●
IBM Security zSecure Visual: Helping reduce the need for
scarce, RACF-trained expertise through a Windows-based
GUI for RACF administration
● ●
IBM Security zSecure CICS® Toolkit: Mainframe admin-
istration from an IBM Customer Information Control System
(CICS) environment, freeing up native-RACF resources
● ●
IBM Security zSecure Audit: Automatic analysis of and
reporting on security events and detection of security
exposures
● ●
IBM Security zSecure Alert: Real-time mainframe threat
monitoring to monitor intruders and identify misconfigura-
tions that could hamper compliance efforts
● ●
IBM Security zSecure Command Verifier: Policy enforce-
ment to support compliance with company and regulatory
policies by preventing erroneous commands
● ●
IBM Security zSecure Manager for RACF z/VM®:
A user-friendly layer added to the mainframe that enables
superior administration coupled with audit capabilities for
z/VM RACF and Linux on IBM System z®
The world-renowned IBM X-FORCE research and develop-
ment team provides the foundation for the IBM preemptive
approach to Internet security. This group of security experts
focuses on researching and evaluating vulnerabilities and security
issues, developing assessments and countermeasure technology
for IBM products (updated in real-time via the X-FORCE
Threat Intelligence Feed) and educating the public about
emerging Internet threats and trends.
IBM X-FORCE research and development is instrumental in
helping protect IBM customers against threats. The X-FORCE
vulnerability database contains more than 63,000 documented
vulnerabilities, with detailed analysis of every notable public
vulnerability disclosure since 1994. The IBM X-FORCE Trend
and Risk Report, published bi-annually, is one of the oldest and
most comprehensive security research reports of its kind. It dives
deeply into security challenges, including threats, operational
and development practices, and emerging trends.
10. 10 IBM Security Products: Intelligence, Integration, Expertise
Solutions for Today’s Challenges
The IBM Security Framework of integrated products and
services, built to deliver Security Intelligence, can be used to
help secure today’s and tomorrow’s enterprise platforms against
known and unknown threats. Today, the biggest security trends
and challenges are: Mobile, Cloud, Big Data and Advanced
Threats.
Mobile Security
The mobile device and tablet is rapidly becoming the primary
productivity tool for business and its employees, providing
flexible access to information anytime, anywhere. Unprotected
endpoint devices are like open doors into sensitive information.
Organizations should guard the data on those devices—whether
the data is at rest or in motion over unsecured networks and
infrastructure. IBM helps organizations embrace both
company- and employee-owned mobile devices in a security-rich
environment with capabilities including:
● ●
Device Security and Management: Helping protect the data
and the device
● ●
Secure Access: Helping guard enterprise resources, data and
applications
● ●
Application Security: Helping ensure safety for the design,
development, testing, delivery, use and management of mobile
applications
● ●
Security Intelligence: Delivering enterprise visibility and an
adaptive mobile security posture
Highlighted Specific Offerings:
● ●
IBM AppScan for mobile: Helps detect vulnerabilities in
mobile web applications
● ●
IBM Security Access Manager for Mobile: Authenticates
and authorizes users and their devices to access enterprise
resources
● ●
IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices: Enforces
device security configuration and enterprise management
control
Cloud Security
Organizations are looking for cloud security solutions that pro-
vide visibility, control, isolation and automation across multiple
cloud infrastructures. Security solutions from IBM help create a
cloud infrastructure that drives down costs and is just as dynamic
as today’s business climate requires. IT departments can reduce
and manage risks associated with cloud computing by:
● ●
Managing identities and single sign-on access across multiple
cloud services
● ●
Monitoring access to shared databases
● ●
Scanning cloud-deployed web applications for the latest
vulnerabilities
● ●
Helping defend cloud users and workloads from sophisticated
network attacks
● ●
Monitoring cloud-based and traditional resources with a
single, unified approach
● ●
Providing endpoint and patch management of virtualized
machines for security compliance
● ●
Increasing the visibility and auditing of cloud activity within
multi-tenant environments
Highlighted Specific Offerings:
● ●
IBM Security Virtual Server Protection for VMware:
Threat protection for every layer of the virtual infrastructure
● ●
IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager: Authentication to
multiple cloud applications, inside and outside the enterprise,
via a single identity
● ●
IBM Endpoint Manager: Efficient security and compliance
for distributed cloud virtual platforms
Big Data
The explosion of enterprise data is both a significant challenge
to manage and a significant opportunity to leverage for security
insight. IBM solutions extract insight from an immense volume,
variety and velocity of data—in context and beyond what was
11. 11IBM Software
previously possible. Data is the new currency of business.
IBM can help protect this valuable asset and strengthen
enterprise security by:
● ●
Correlating large amounts of system-generated data (for
example, events, logs and network flows) from across silos,
using integrated and intelligent security analytics to better
predict and detect risks to the business
● ●
Helping reduce operational risk from threats facing structured
(databases) and unstructured (documents) data to help prevent
data loss and unauthorized access
Highlighted Specific Offerings
● ●
QRadar Security Intelligence Platform: Integrated,
automated security intelligence and analytics for the entire
enterprise
● ●
IBM InfoSphere Guardium: Real-time database security
and monitoring, fine-grained database auditing, automated
compliance reporting
Advanced Threats
Organizations face increasing complexity in defending them-
selves from skilled and determined adversaries. These attackers
can target critical IT assets and public infrastructure using both
sophisticated and off-the-shelf techniques to gain access. The
challenge: no one solution is enough. Organizations must go
beyond traditional patch-monitor-remediate processes and
employ both continuous monitoring and layers of defense
capable of working in concert with one another to identify,
analyze and respond to targeted threats. IBM helps protect
against advanced threats by:
● ●
Helping identify and defend against known and unknown
attacks by combining network security, worldwide threat
intelligence and advanced security analytics
Highlighted Specific Offering
● ●
IBM Advanced Threat Protection Platform: Including
IBM Security Network Intrusion Prevention System,
IBM SiteProtector, QRadar Network Anomaly Detection and
the IBM X-FORCE IP Reputation Feed
–– Accesses X-FORCE intelligence through QRadar to help
identify threats associated with malicious IP addresses
–– Helps protect against network-based threats masked in
common network traffic and helps prevent attackers
from exploiting vulnerabilities at the network, host and
application layers
Gartner rates IBM Security in the Leaders Quadrant
Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Governance, Risk and Compliance
Platforms, by French Caldwell, Tom Scholtz, John Hagerty,
July 13, 2011
Magic Quadrant for User Administration/Provisioning, by
Earl Perkins, Perry Carpenter, December 22, 2011
Magic Quadrant for Static Application Security Testing,
by Joseph Feiman, Neil MacDonald, December 12, 2010
Magic Quadrant for Dynamic Application Security Testing,
by Joseph Feiman, Neil MacDonald, December 17, 2011
Magic Quadrant for Security Information & Event Management,
by Mark Nicolett, Kelly Kavanagh, May 24, 2012