An integrated security approach is needed to combat cybercrime by incorporating proactive planning, risk management, and gaining greater control over security. Organizations must consider security governance of suppliers, understand where they use open source software, and ensure privacy of data through assessments of applications and identifying critical data. Hewlett Packard Enterprise is committed to enhancing defenses against evolving cyber threats through security standards, policies, and legislation.

1. Staying secure in the
Evolving Connected World
A new study from Hewlett Packard Enterprise Security Services finds that
combatting cybercrime requires an integrated security approach, incorporating
proactive planning and risk management strategies to lower risk exposure,
reduce security-related costs, and gain greater control.
Major mobile exploits
Know how users in your organization want to use their
devices and ensure they understand the security issues.
Consider enterprise identity and access gateways to
enforce corporate policies while supporting consumer
choice.
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It’s important organizations understand where they use
open source software and identify the significance to their
business. This may require a refresh of your policies—on
use, implementation, and software updates.
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supply chain
Enterprises, like yours, must consider the security
governance and compliance policies of their suppliers as a
key component of their overarching enterprise security
approaches, including annual reviews, enforcement, and
reporting.
Compromised
Industry sector
Ensure all defenses that already exist meet your
organization’s needs and provide the best brand protection
possible. Start with assessing physical and operational
security stakeholders.
attacks
Understand what individual data is held through privacy
assessments to ensure you have a robust data loss
prevention capability in place. The applications that access
and process data will need consistent testing routines. Also,
assess and understand your data “crown jewels” —don’t just
let compliance drive data protection.
Five cyber security predictions
to occur through 2016
vulnerabilities
Open source
Increased
privacy pressure
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Security focuses on
securing future agencies and enterprises in the
ever-evolving connected world. We are
committed to enhancing defenses against the
many evolving cyber threats to governments,
individuals, commerce, and critical global
infrastructure by developing international
standards, policies, and legislation that
encourage outcome-based approaches to cyber
security.
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