Learn how data classification can help secure sensitive data by applying protection at a point where information is created and making that protection last.
Your database holds your company's most sensitive and important assets- your data. All those customers' personal details, credit card numbers, social security numbers- you can't afford leaving them vulnerable to any- outside or inside- breaches.
This document provides an overview of data loss prevention (DLP) offerings from Microsoft to help businesses stay secure. It describes what DLP is, who should implement a DLP strategy, and how DLP works with other Microsoft tools like Rights Management Services, Intune, and sharing features. Key aspects of DLP in Office 365 are discussed, including how policies are configured to identify and protect sensitive data types across Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and OneDrive for Business. The document also outlines how DLP policies are deployed and enforced to prevent accidental or intentional sharing of sensitive information.
Organizations today face massive data growth and must choose between dedicated storage systems or cloud-based storage. There are pros and cons to each. Dedicated storage offers more control over data but requires infrastructure investment, while cloud storage provides scalability and flexibility at a lower cost but with less control. The best choice depends on an organization's unique needs, such as data security, compliance requirements, workload performance needs, and cost factors. The document provides details on how different data types and importance levels may be best suited for different storage technologies.
Webinar: Data Classification - Closing the Gap between Enterprise and SAP DataUL Transaction Security
In this interactive partner webinar, security experts from Boldon James and SECUDE talk about harnessing the power of data classification for your enterprise and SAP data in the most user-friendly and efficient way possible.
8 Steps to BI Success - Choosing The Ideal Business Intelligence SolutionChristian Ofori-Boateng
No pressure - but the BI solution you invest in today has far-reaching implications for your organization's success tomorrow.
- With dozens of Business Intelligence solutions available, what are the 'must-haves' in BI tools?
- What features will bring you the quickest time to value plus meet the flexibility and budgetary needs for your organization?
- How will this satisfy your Business Intelligence needs?
- Where does this fit into your Business Intelligence Strategy and Roadmap?
Strap on those crampons as we scale those eight essential steps to take in making your big decision - let's get your company equipped for the future, and performing at its peak!
Tips for a successful SharePoint Migration strategyDon Daubert
This document provides tips for a successful SharePoint migration strategy. It discusses various migration options such as in-place upgrades, database attach methods, and third-party migration tools. It emphasizes the importance of discovery and planning, including inventorying the current farm configuration and content. The document also covers implementation, testing the migration plan, and potential issues to watch out for such as metadata not transferring accurately. Post-migration steps are also highlighted like validating content and functionality transferred correctly.
This document discusses strategies for managing the growing volume of security data. It identifies four key problems caused by the abundance of security data: collecting the right data, storing data accessibly, dealing with different data formats, and controlling data access. The document recommends creating a Security Data Acquisition Strategy to determine high-value data to collect and centralize. It also suggests using log management technology to make security data accessible across programs in different formats while limiting access to centralized data.
The document is a survey that examines data privacy practices in businesses. It presents 10 questions for the reader to answer about their organization's data privacy policies and protections. It then reveals the expert answers to the same 10 questions from a survey of 99% of businesses that handle sensitive data. The expert answers provide insights into common challenges around data privacy compliance, use of security controls, concerns about privacy in the cloud, and which departments are most likely to ignore privacy policies.
Your database holds your company's most sensitive and important assets- your data. All those customers' personal details, credit card numbers, social security numbers- you can't afford leaving them vulnerable to any- outside or inside- breaches.
This document provides an overview of data loss prevention (DLP) offerings from Microsoft to help businesses stay secure. It describes what DLP is, who should implement a DLP strategy, and how DLP works with other Microsoft tools like Rights Management Services, Intune, and sharing features. Key aspects of DLP in Office 365 are discussed, including how policies are configured to identify and protect sensitive data types across Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and OneDrive for Business. The document also outlines how DLP policies are deployed and enforced to prevent accidental or intentional sharing of sensitive information.
Organizations today face massive data growth and must choose between dedicated storage systems or cloud-based storage. There are pros and cons to each. Dedicated storage offers more control over data but requires infrastructure investment, while cloud storage provides scalability and flexibility at a lower cost but with less control. The best choice depends on an organization's unique needs, such as data security, compliance requirements, workload performance needs, and cost factors. The document provides details on how different data types and importance levels may be best suited for different storage technologies.
Webinar: Data Classification - Closing the Gap between Enterprise and SAP DataUL Transaction Security
In this interactive partner webinar, security experts from Boldon James and SECUDE talk about harnessing the power of data classification for your enterprise and SAP data in the most user-friendly and efficient way possible.
8 Steps to BI Success - Choosing The Ideal Business Intelligence SolutionChristian Ofori-Boateng
No pressure - but the BI solution you invest in today has far-reaching implications for your organization's success tomorrow.
- With dozens of Business Intelligence solutions available, what are the 'must-haves' in BI tools?
- What features will bring you the quickest time to value plus meet the flexibility and budgetary needs for your organization?
- How will this satisfy your Business Intelligence needs?
- Where does this fit into your Business Intelligence Strategy and Roadmap?
Strap on those crampons as we scale those eight essential steps to take in making your big decision - let's get your company equipped for the future, and performing at its peak!
Tips for a successful SharePoint Migration strategyDon Daubert
This document provides tips for a successful SharePoint migration strategy. It discusses various migration options such as in-place upgrades, database attach methods, and third-party migration tools. It emphasizes the importance of discovery and planning, including inventorying the current farm configuration and content. The document also covers implementation, testing the migration plan, and potential issues to watch out for such as metadata not transferring accurately. Post-migration steps are also highlighted like validating content and functionality transferred correctly.
This document discusses strategies for managing the growing volume of security data. It identifies four key problems caused by the abundance of security data: collecting the right data, storing data accessibly, dealing with different data formats, and controlling data access. The document recommends creating a Security Data Acquisition Strategy to determine high-value data to collect and centralize. It also suggests using log management technology to make security data accessible across programs in different formats while limiting access to centralized data.
The document is a survey that examines data privacy practices in businesses. It presents 10 questions for the reader to answer about their organization's data privacy policies and protections. It then reveals the expert answers to the same 10 questions from a survey of 99% of businesses that handle sensitive data. The expert answers provide insights into common challenges around data privacy compliance, use of security controls, concerns about privacy in the cloud, and which departments are most likely to ignore privacy policies.
Michael Jay Freer - Information Obfuscationiasaglobal
In this session, Michael Jay Freer will explore defining a common data-masking language, defining standard masking business-rules, defining best practices for manipulating the data, and how to get started without attempting to "Boil-the-ocean."
The document is a data privacy readiness test that consists of 11 questions about an organization's ability to comply with various data privacy requirements when storing data in the cloud. These requirements include ensuring data residency within specific regions, restricting vendor access to data, enabling user privacy settings, and providing full auditability and role-based access for compliance, investigations, and litigation. If an organization answers "no" or "I don't know" to more than a few questions, the document suggests it should look to strengthen its approach to data privacy.
This document profiles Siddick ELAHEEBOCUS, the director of SPILOG Partner Consulting Services (SPCS). It provides details on his background, areas of expertise including Microsoft technologies, and the territories he serves. It also lists some of the organizations and professional networks he is involved with. The document highlights some of the key challenges small and medium businesses face with technology today such as outdated systems, lack of mobility, security issues, and cyber threats. It promotes Microsoft 365 as an integrated solution to address these challenges through features for productivity, collaboration, and security.
OpenText PowerDOCS: A Cloud Solution for Document GenerationMarc St-Pierre
OpenText offers a comprehensive cloud solution that functions as a single source for document generation across all use cases, channels, technology platforms, and business systems.
Webinar: Eliminating Negative Impact on User Experience from Security SolutionsUL Transaction Security
In this session, you will hear security experts from SECDUE talk about reducing a negative impact on user experience from traditional security solutions. You will also learn about emerging technologies that enable you to protect financial, PII, and other sensitive information inside and outside of SAP, while eliminating a negative productivity impact. Learn how you can gain a 360° control by extending roles and authorization configured in SAP to any documents leaving SAP applications, allowing them to be safely accessed, shared, and stored inside the company and beyond, including mobile and cloud platforms. Find out how you can to track and analyze all download activity from SAP systems, identify sensitive data with intelligent classification, and create intuitive DLP policies to prevent data loss, all with minimal work disruptions.
Solving Security, Collaboration, and Mobility Challenges in SAP With Microsof...UL Transaction Security
In this webinar, join security experts from Microsoft and SECUDE, a well-established security provider specializing in SAP, to learn how enterprises can embrace cloud and mobility, while ensuring that corporate assets are well protected.
Timothy Valihora is the president of a consulting firm that provides software, system management, and server solutions. There are two common approaches for integrating heterogeneous databases to construct a data warehouse: the update-driven approach and the query-driven approach. The query-driven approach, also known as lazy integration, constructs mediators and wrappers onto several databases but requires complex processes, making it less efficient than the update-driven approach when frequent queries are involved.
Maturing Your Organization's Information Risk Management StrategyPrivacera
As organizations grow, they face more risks associated with the security and protection of sensitive data. Organizations struggling to navigate the different stages of business need to be sensitive to the increasing maturity necessary to support increasing demands for data governance and information risk management.
Learn about:
▪ Four different stages of the maturity curve
▪ Assessing data sensitivity and classifying data assets
▪ Access controls and data protection
▪ Interpreting policies and determining their impact on information management
▪ Determining the impact of data protection policies on information management practices
▪ Automating policy compliance auditing
▪ Maintaining governance consistency across the hybrid data enterprise
Watch the on-demand webinar here: https://tdwi.org/webcasts/2021/03/arch-all-maturing-your-organizations-information-risk-management-strategy.aspx with TDWI Speaker: David Loshin, President of Knowledge Integrity and guest speaker Bill Brooks, Director of Solutions Engineering, Privacera (www.privacera.com)
Customer Case Study - Global Asset Management Firm Selects Secure Islands Enhanced DLP Solution. For more information on data loss prevention software: http://www.secureislands.com/enhanced-dlp/
The 3 Phased Approach to Data Leakage Prevention (DLP)Kirsty Donovan
https://www.securityforum.org/research/data-leakage-prevention-briefing-paper/
This presentation, drawn the the ISF's latest Data Leakage Prevention briefing paper, provides a 3-phased approach to implementing an effective data leakage prevention programme, that goes beyond installing DLP tools and technology.
By implementing a DLP programme, organisations can significantly reduce the risk of data leakage to protect their reputation, avoid litigation, meet regulatory obligations and protect IP’s.
Diverse sono i benefici che le aziende possono ottenere spostando applicazioni e dati nel Cloud: dalla scalabilità, all'agilità, alla riduzione dei costi.
Tuttavia, ai potenziali vantaggi sono associati anche nuovi rischi. Una dimostrazione di ciò giunge anche da un survey condotto da HP nel novembre 2013 (HP Cloud-public cloud security research) che ha messo in luce come il 16 per cento delle aziende intervistate presenti sul Cloud abbia riportato almeno una violazione del cloud pubblico negli ultimi 12 mesi.
Defense Report began the process of looking beyond
headline-grabbing breaches and the nth stage in the
evolution of cyberthreats to better understand the
perceptions, concerns, and priorities of the IT security
professionals charged with defending today’s networks.
Representative findings from that first report included
the revelation that one in four security professionals
doubts whether their organization has invested
adequately in cyberthreat defenses, the identification of
mobile devices as IT security’s “weakest link,” and the
expectation that more than three-quarters of businesses
will adopt bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies by
2016.
Protecting your data against cyber attacks in big data environmentsat MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
This article discusses the inherent risk of big data environments such as Hadoop and how
companies can take steps to protect the data in such an environment from current attacks.
It describes the best practices in applying current technology to secure sensitive data
without removing analytical capabilities.
Studio sul costo della criminalità informatica 2015: Studio globale. Studio d...at MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
La stampa ci informa che gli hacker stanno vincendo, e in alcuni casi è davvero così. La recente ricerca effettuata dal Ponemon Institute evidenzia come i colleghi stanno contrattaccando e utilizzano la tecnologia e le best practice per ridurre l’impatto finanziario dei crimini informatici.
Oltre 2000 sondaggi con i professionisti senior di 252 aziende in sette paesi mostrano perdite medie annue superiori a USD7,7 milioni con picchi che vanno oltre USD65 milioni. Scopri qual è la situazione dei tuoi colleghi per posizione, settore e dimensioni aziendali.
Alcune organizzazioni stanno ottenendo buoni risultati, contenendo le perdite annue fino a USD1,9 milioni con le soluzioni di sicurezza come sistemi di gestione di informazioni ed eventi di sicurezza (SIEM), tecnologie di crittografia e sistemi di prevenzione delle intrusioni di ultima generazione (NGIPS). Utilizza queste informazioni per pianificare le tue difese. Scendi nel dettaglio dei rapporti per scoprire quali difese sono più largamente impiegate, quali sono più efficaci e quali offrono un maggior ritorno sull’investimento.
The document discusses a report on organizational data management called "The Databerg Report". The report surveyed 1,475 respondents across 14 countries and found that on average, organizations hold 54% of their stored data as "dark data", 32% as redundant or obsolete data ("ROT" data), and only 14% as identifiable business-critical data. If left unchecked, ROT data alone could cost organizations $891 billion globally by 2020 in unnecessary storage and management costs. The document advocates for organizations to gain better visibility into their dark data, take action to classify and manage ROT data, and assume more control over their information governance strategies.
L'evoluzione dei modelli di protezione e le soluzioni di HP Enterprise Security Products.
L'evoluzione della sicurezza aziendale
Sfruttare le opportunita' di Internet e delle nuove tecnologie, dalla mobility al cloud, dai big data al machine to machine, mantenendo la conformita' a leggi e normative sulla protezione dei dati e sulla salvaguardia della privacy.
The document provides a profile and work history of Tara Walsh, including her current role as a Senior Account Executive at Edelman Ireland where she implements advertising strategies across various social media platforms and handles administrative duties. Prior to her current role, she held several customer service and account management positions within marketing and advertising agencies, as well as experience in sales, billing, and data analysis. Her profile demonstrates over 10 years of experience in marketing, advertising, customer service, and administrative roles.
Michael Jay Freer - Information Obfuscationiasaglobal
In this session, Michael Jay Freer will explore defining a common data-masking language, defining standard masking business-rules, defining best practices for manipulating the data, and how to get started without attempting to "Boil-the-ocean."
The document is a data privacy readiness test that consists of 11 questions about an organization's ability to comply with various data privacy requirements when storing data in the cloud. These requirements include ensuring data residency within specific regions, restricting vendor access to data, enabling user privacy settings, and providing full auditability and role-based access for compliance, investigations, and litigation. If an organization answers "no" or "I don't know" to more than a few questions, the document suggests it should look to strengthen its approach to data privacy.
This document profiles Siddick ELAHEEBOCUS, the director of SPILOG Partner Consulting Services (SPCS). It provides details on his background, areas of expertise including Microsoft technologies, and the territories he serves. It also lists some of the organizations and professional networks he is involved with. The document highlights some of the key challenges small and medium businesses face with technology today such as outdated systems, lack of mobility, security issues, and cyber threats. It promotes Microsoft 365 as an integrated solution to address these challenges through features for productivity, collaboration, and security.
OpenText PowerDOCS: A Cloud Solution for Document GenerationMarc St-Pierre
OpenText offers a comprehensive cloud solution that functions as a single source for document generation across all use cases, channels, technology platforms, and business systems.
Webinar: Eliminating Negative Impact on User Experience from Security SolutionsUL Transaction Security
In this session, you will hear security experts from SECDUE talk about reducing a negative impact on user experience from traditional security solutions. You will also learn about emerging technologies that enable you to protect financial, PII, and other sensitive information inside and outside of SAP, while eliminating a negative productivity impact. Learn how you can gain a 360° control by extending roles and authorization configured in SAP to any documents leaving SAP applications, allowing them to be safely accessed, shared, and stored inside the company and beyond, including mobile and cloud platforms. Find out how you can to track and analyze all download activity from SAP systems, identify sensitive data with intelligent classification, and create intuitive DLP policies to prevent data loss, all with minimal work disruptions.
Solving Security, Collaboration, and Mobility Challenges in SAP With Microsof...UL Transaction Security
In this webinar, join security experts from Microsoft and SECUDE, a well-established security provider specializing in SAP, to learn how enterprises can embrace cloud and mobility, while ensuring that corporate assets are well protected.
Timothy Valihora is the president of a consulting firm that provides software, system management, and server solutions. There are two common approaches for integrating heterogeneous databases to construct a data warehouse: the update-driven approach and the query-driven approach. The query-driven approach, also known as lazy integration, constructs mediators and wrappers onto several databases but requires complex processes, making it less efficient than the update-driven approach when frequent queries are involved.
Maturing Your Organization's Information Risk Management StrategyPrivacera
As organizations grow, they face more risks associated with the security and protection of sensitive data. Organizations struggling to navigate the different stages of business need to be sensitive to the increasing maturity necessary to support increasing demands for data governance and information risk management.
Learn about:
▪ Four different stages of the maturity curve
▪ Assessing data sensitivity and classifying data assets
▪ Access controls and data protection
▪ Interpreting policies and determining their impact on information management
▪ Determining the impact of data protection policies on information management practices
▪ Automating policy compliance auditing
▪ Maintaining governance consistency across the hybrid data enterprise
Watch the on-demand webinar here: https://tdwi.org/webcasts/2021/03/arch-all-maturing-your-organizations-information-risk-management-strategy.aspx with TDWI Speaker: David Loshin, President of Knowledge Integrity and guest speaker Bill Brooks, Director of Solutions Engineering, Privacera (www.privacera.com)
Customer Case Study - Global Asset Management Firm Selects Secure Islands Enhanced DLP Solution. For more information on data loss prevention software: http://www.secureislands.com/enhanced-dlp/
The 3 Phased Approach to Data Leakage Prevention (DLP)Kirsty Donovan
https://www.securityforum.org/research/data-leakage-prevention-briefing-paper/
This presentation, drawn the the ISF's latest Data Leakage Prevention briefing paper, provides a 3-phased approach to implementing an effective data leakage prevention programme, that goes beyond installing DLP tools and technology.
By implementing a DLP programme, organisations can significantly reduce the risk of data leakage to protect their reputation, avoid litigation, meet regulatory obligations and protect IP’s.
Diverse sono i benefici che le aziende possono ottenere spostando applicazioni e dati nel Cloud: dalla scalabilità, all'agilità, alla riduzione dei costi.
Tuttavia, ai potenziali vantaggi sono associati anche nuovi rischi. Una dimostrazione di ciò giunge anche da un survey condotto da HP nel novembre 2013 (HP Cloud-public cloud security research) che ha messo in luce come il 16 per cento delle aziende intervistate presenti sul Cloud abbia riportato almeno una violazione del cloud pubblico negli ultimi 12 mesi.
Defense Report began the process of looking beyond
headline-grabbing breaches and the nth stage in the
evolution of cyberthreats to better understand the
perceptions, concerns, and priorities of the IT security
professionals charged with defending today’s networks.
Representative findings from that first report included
the revelation that one in four security professionals
doubts whether their organization has invested
adequately in cyberthreat defenses, the identification of
mobile devices as IT security’s “weakest link,” and the
expectation that more than three-quarters of businesses
will adopt bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies by
2016.
Protecting your data against cyber attacks in big data environmentsat MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
This article discusses the inherent risk of big data environments such as Hadoop and how
companies can take steps to protect the data in such an environment from current attacks.
It describes the best practices in applying current technology to secure sensitive data
without removing analytical capabilities.
Studio sul costo della criminalità informatica 2015: Studio globale. Studio d...at MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
La stampa ci informa che gli hacker stanno vincendo, e in alcuni casi è davvero così. La recente ricerca effettuata dal Ponemon Institute evidenzia come i colleghi stanno contrattaccando e utilizzano la tecnologia e le best practice per ridurre l’impatto finanziario dei crimini informatici.
Oltre 2000 sondaggi con i professionisti senior di 252 aziende in sette paesi mostrano perdite medie annue superiori a USD7,7 milioni con picchi che vanno oltre USD65 milioni. Scopri qual è la situazione dei tuoi colleghi per posizione, settore e dimensioni aziendali.
Alcune organizzazioni stanno ottenendo buoni risultati, contenendo le perdite annue fino a USD1,9 milioni con le soluzioni di sicurezza come sistemi di gestione di informazioni ed eventi di sicurezza (SIEM), tecnologie di crittografia e sistemi di prevenzione delle intrusioni di ultima generazione (NGIPS). Utilizza queste informazioni per pianificare le tue difese. Scendi nel dettaglio dei rapporti per scoprire quali difese sono più largamente impiegate, quali sono più efficaci e quali offrono un maggior ritorno sull’investimento.
The document discusses a report on organizational data management called "The Databerg Report". The report surveyed 1,475 respondents across 14 countries and found that on average, organizations hold 54% of their stored data as "dark data", 32% as redundant or obsolete data ("ROT" data), and only 14% as identifiable business-critical data. If left unchecked, ROT data alone could cost organizations $891 billion globally by 2020 in unnecessary storage and management costs. The document advocates for organizations to gain better visibility into their dark data, take action to classify and manage ROT data, and assume more control over their information governance strategies.
L'evoluzione dei modelli di protezione e le soluzioni di HP Enterprise Security Products.
L'evoluzione della sicurezza aziendale
Sfruttare le opportunita' di Internet e delle nuove tecnologie, dalla mobility al cloud, dai big data al machine to machine, mantenendo la conformita' a leggi e normative sulla protezione dei dati e sulla salvaguardia della privacy.
The document provides a profile and work history of Tara Walsh, including her current role as a Senior Account Executive at Edelman Ireland where she implements advertising strategies across various social media platforms and handles administrative duties. Prior to her current role, she held several customer service and account management positions within marketing and advertising agencies, as well as experience in sales, billing, and data analysis. Her profile demonstrates over 10 years of experience in marketing, advertising, customer service, and administrative roles.
Ogni attività di recupero crediti deve avvenire nel rispetto della
dignità personale del debitore, evitando comportamenti che ne
possano ledere la riservatezza a causa di un momento di
difficoltà economica o di una dimenticanza.
Gli accertamenti del Garante hanno messo in luce l'esistenza di
prassi in alcuni casi decisamente invasive (visite a domicilio o
sul posto di lavoro; reiterate sollecitazioni al telefono fisso o sul
cellulare; telefonate preregistrate; invio di posta con l'indicazione
all'esterno della scritta "recupero crediti" o "preavviso esecuzione
notifica", fino all'affissione di avvisi di mora sulla porta di casa.
Spesso anche dati personali di intere famiglie risultavano inseriti
nei data base del soggetto creditore o delle società di recupero
crediti).
È per questo motivo che l'Autorità ha deciso di intervenire con un
provvedimento generale e prescrivere a quanti svolgono
l'attività di recupero crediti (le società specializzate e quanti -
finanziarie, banche, concessionari di pubblici servizi, compagnie
telefoniche - svolgono tale attività direttamente) le misure
necessarie perché tutto si svolga nel rispetto dei principi di liceità,
correttezza e pertinenza.
This document introduces Artechange, a design challenge platform where users can post design challenges and artists can submit modified designs in response. Users can accept a submitted design or rechallenge the community to improve it further. Artists compete through votes to have their designs selected. For challenges that offer a cash prize, Artechange takes 10% of the prize amount. The goal is to provide startups and companies an affordable way to run design campaigns through open design challenges.
Fawzy Bassam Mohamed Hashish is applying for the position of chief engineer. He has over 30 years of experience working in the Egyptian navy and on commercial vessels as an engineer. He holds several certification in areas like advanced firefighting, marine pollution prevention, and engine room resource management. His most recent experience was working as second engineer on anchor handling supply vessels operating in Saudi Arabia from 2009 to 2013.
Over the past five years, companies of all sizes have been under increased pressure to improve IT efficiency and effectiveness.
IDC customer-based studies show that each year, the average midsize company experiences 15–18 business hours of network, system, or application downtime. Causes of downtime vary, but aging systems can have components or software that fail, while network connections and power grids can fail at any time because of external causes (e.g., weather, construction work, or natural disaster). Outages occurring during business hours result in revenue loss, as orders are dropped, customers move on, and employees cannot access critical applications. IDC research found that revenue losses per hour averaged $75,000. However, the adoption of best practices has allowed midsize companies to reduce downtime significantly in recent years. Solutions that improve system management, protect data assets from loss and unauthorized access, strengthen network security, and ensure availability directly reduce these losses at customer sites.
This document outlines an integrated marketing communications plan for Vita Coco coconut water. It discusses the product background, target market of active adults aged 22-40, and key competitors. The objectives are to create awareness of Vita Coco's health benefits and introduce the brand to new customers. The plan uses traditional media like TV, magazines, and billboards as well as new media including social platforms and in-store sampling. Touchpoints ensure a positive brand experience. Implementation will take place over 9 months, and success will be measured by sales increases and coupon/sample redemption.
HPe leader del mercato per le tecnologie Format Preservare Encryption (FPE), Secure Stateless tokenizzazione (SST), Stateless Key Management e Data Masking.
Making Data Classification Work for You - 18 Things to Consider When Choosing Data Classification Solutions.
For more information, please visit: http://www.secureislands.com/solutions-classification/
We are living a complete digital transformation where people are not restricted by apps or devices or even location. Work can be done anywhere and on any device which leads to greater security concerns regarding this business data living on mobile devices and shared with external (sometimes not trusted users). Microsoft Unified Labeling protection leverages the power of the cloud and ease of use (a few clicks for implementation) to provide a complete Information Protection solution. Now with the new unified Azure label client, users can administer the labels from one location while being integrated across the whole Microsoft platform. Attendees will learn how to configure Unified labels with real case scenarios.
Microsoft Teams in the Modern WorkplaceJoanne Klein
Joanne Klein delves into Microsoft Teams to give a glimpse of its features, its underlying architecture, and what’s in it for the modern worker and the data protection, data retention, and legal/compliance teams across your organization.
Sergio Juarez, Elemica – “From Big Data to Value: The Power of Master Data Ma...Elemica
The document discusses master data management (MDM). It defines MDM as combining data governance practices with software tools to achieve a single version of the truth across systems. It then lists several market trends driving increased adoption of MDM, including MDM in the cloud, growing MDM software sales, rising information volumes, increased recognition of data's importance, and costs of poor data quality. The document also outlines how MDM can generate value in areas like customer/supplier relationships, engineering productivity, inventory costs, and procurement costs. Finally, it discusses common data issues that MDM can help solve and provides examples of potential solutions.
Optimizing Your IT Strategy: 5 Steps to Successfull Hybrid ITSirius
When you look at your calendar, browse your favorite tech news sites and leaf through your interoffice mail, one topic likely keeps coming up: the benefits of cloud services. Dropbox, Salesforce, Workday and more reside in the cloud, but at your organization, you’ve relied on homegrown applications or an ill-fitting, slow-moving cloud strategy. If you move everything to the cloud, what kind of risk will you incur? What (or who) will you lose, and how painful will the move be?
A carefully planned and executed hybrid IT strategy ensures that you’ll get the most from your cloud and on-premises solutions. Without an effective cloud strategy in place, you’re likely to become overwhelmed to the point of inactivity. Fear of losing ground to the competition, pressure to keep costs down and a genuine lack of knowledge about the best path forward could keep you in limbo forever.
Join us to learn:
--Best practices for hybrid IT implementation
--Advantages and disadvantages of hybrid IT
--Tips for leveraging the latest hybrid IT tools
--How to find the right mix of traditional, on-prem environments, along with private and public clouds
Cryptography is the application of algorithms to ensure the confiden.docxmydrynan
Cryptography is the application of algorithms to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of data, while it is at rest, in motion, or in use. Cryptography systems can include local encryptions at the file or disk level or databases. Cryptography systems can also extend to an enterprise-wide public key infrastructure for whole agencies or corporations.
The following are the deliverables for this project:
Deliverables
Enterprise Key Management Plan:
An eight- to 10-page double-spaced Word document with citations in APA format. The page count does not include figures, diagrams, tables, or citations.
Enterprise Key Management Policy:
A two- to three-page double-spaced Word document.
Lab Report:
A Word document sharing your lab experience along with screenshots.
There are seven steps to complete the project. Most steps of this project should take no more than two hours to complete. The entire project should take no more than one week to complete. Begin with the workplace scenario, and then continue to Step 1, “Identify Components of Key Management.”
When you submit your project, your work will be evaluated using the competencies listed below. You can use the list below to self-check your work before submission.
Step 1: Identify Components of Key Management
Key management will be an important aspect of the new electronic protected health information (e-PHI). Key management is often considered the most difficult part of designing a cryptosystem.
Choose a fictitious or an actual organization. The idea is to provide an overview of the current state of enterprise key management for Superior Health Care.
Review these authentication resources to learn about
authentication
and the characteristics of key management.
Provide a high-level, top-layer network view (diagram) of the systems in Superior Health Care. The diagram can be a bubble chart or Visio drawing of a simple network diagram with servers. Conduct independent research to identify a suitable network diagram.
Read these resources on
data at rest
, data in use, and
data in motion
.
Identify data at rest, data in use, and data in motion as it could apply to your organization. Start by focusing on where data are stored and how data are accessed.
Review these resources on insecure handling, and identify areas where
insecure handling
may be a concern for your organization.
Incorporate this information in your key management plan.
In the next step, you will consider key management capabilities.
Step 3: Identify Key Management Gaps, Risks,
Solution
s, and Challenges
In the previous step, you identified the key components of an enterprise key management system. In this step, you will conduct independent research on key management issues in existing organizations. You will use this research to help identify gaps in key management, in each of the key management areas within Superior Health Care.
Conduct independent research to identify typical gaps in key manage.
Data loss prevention (DLP) is a set of tools and processes used to ensure that sensitive data is not lost, misused, or accessed by unauthorized users.
Data Loss Prevention solutions help companies avoid data loss incidents through a continuous data monitoring process across endpoints, networks and clouds.
Securing your digital world - Cybersecurity for SBEsSonny Hashmi
This document provides recommendations for small businesses to improve cyber security. It discusses how (1) changing the conversation with end users to be more empathetic and focus on usability can improve security, (2) implementing multi-factor authentication and centralized identity management can replace passwords for stronger access control, and (3) leveraging trusted cloud solutions allows businesses to benefit from economies of scale for security compliance. It also recommends (4) making endpoints as minimal as possible by storing all data in the cloud and browser, and (5) recentralizing content to eliminate silos and enforce consistent policies. The document emphasizes that security should not get in the way of productivity and must be seamless for users.
Securing your digital world cybersecurity for sb esSonny Hashmi
This document provides recommendations for small businesses to improve cyber security. It discusses how (1) changing the conversation with end users to be more empathetic and focus on usability can improve security, (2) implementing multi-factor authentication and centralized identity management can replace passwords for stronger access control, and (3) leveraging trusted cloud solutions allows businesses to benefit from economies of scale for security compliance. It also recommends (4) making endpoints as minimal as possible by storing all data in the cloud and browser, and (5) recentralizing content to eliminate silos and enforce consistent policies. The document emphasizes that security should not get in the way of productivity and usability.
eBook: 5 Steps to Secure Cloud Data GovernanceKim Cook
This document outlines 5 steps for securing cloud data governance:
1. Identify sensitive data across the network using tools that automate data discovery and classification.
2. Get granular on data access by creating purpose-based access policies instead of role-based policies.
3. Prioritize visibility into data consumption to understand usage and adjust policies accordingly.
4. Implement data consumption controls like limits and alerts to mitigate risk from unauthorized access.
5. Mitigate risk further with transparent and easy-to-apply data security like tokenization that doesn't slow usage.
5 Things You Should Know About Data ProductsScribble Data
Humans are generating and collecting close to 3.5 quintillion bytes of data every day!
This has given rise to data products–from BI dashboards to derived datasets, ML models, and more- bringing data closer to business users.
Our Co-founder COO shares his thoughts around data products, and how each data product adds intelligence and efficiency to advanced analytics problems, speeding up analytical throughput by 10x.
The document discusses product information management (PIM) for HP Printing and Personal Systems. It outlines the challenges of managing vast amounts of product data across departments and systems. It then describes how a PIM solution could address these challenges by providing a single source of truth for product information through capabilities like data integration, governance and a centralized repository. The paper also provides details on how HP could implement a PIM architecture using a transactional hub model to manage master product data.
Gdpr ccpa steps to near as close to compliancy as possible with low risk of f...Steven Meister
The document outlines a 5 step plan to become compliant with GDPR and CCPA data protection laws:
1. Complete a Data Protection Impact Assessment to discover all personal data across systems.
2. Develop a remediation plan to encrypt personal data in key applications and files.
3. Begin remediation and testing by connecting encryption APIs to applications.
4. Ensure new personal data added is encrypted.
5. Prepare modified applications for production use after verifying no issues.
The goal is to protect personal data while maintaining business operations.
Eu gdpr technical workflow and productionalization neccessary w privacy ass...Steven Meister
GDPR = General Data Protection Regulations or GDPR = Get Demand Payment Ready when your hacked or audited.
A Realistic project plan for GDPR Compliance. Another reality is the 95% not ready and even the 5% that say they are, will not like what they see in this plan in the hopes of becoming GDPR compliant.
There is just not enough time or people to get it done in the next 8 months and even if you had
2 years. This is a harsh reality and without the use of software technology and strict yet flexible, repeatable methodologies, it just won’t happen. Look at this Project plan of what needs to be done, do the math, see the complexity of data movement and code and programs needed then give us a call.
Vertexplus' video analytics solution provides the user a highly reliable, truly versatile, scalable video analytics and management suite, adaptable to diverse scenarios & operational challenges.
Deep dive into Microsoft Purview Data Loss PreventionDrew Madelung
Are you protecting your data at rest and in transit?
In this session we will go through all the different types of DLP in Microsoft Purview including endpoint, Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and more. We will discuss the configuration options, why it is important, and the best practices to get started while going through a collection of demos.
You will leave this sessions with a deeper understanding of the technology and how it can impact your employee's experience
HMI/SCADA 리스크 감소
돌발적인 가동중지를 최소화하고 조직을 보호할 수 있는 핵심 단계
Decrease your HMI/SCADA risk
Key steps to minimize unplanned downtime and protect your organization
Secure Islands provides IRM protection, and takes it to the next level by adding a simple and powerful management layer.
http://www.secureislands.com/irm/
Configuration management is still important for companies using multi-cloud environments to gain visibility, control, and compliance over their cloud resources. Some benefits of configuration management for multi-cloud include visibility over cloud configurations and services, control over cloud resources through policies and automation, and easier transition of workloads between on-premise and cloud environments. Micro Focus provides configuration management capabilities that can discover resources in major public clouds like AWS and Azure as well as private clouds.
Crittografia end to-end basata sui dati come volano della app economyat MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
Voltage SecureData provides next generation data security capabilities including format-preserving encryption (Hyper FPE), tokenization (Hyper SST), and key management. It protects data across systems and platforms with minimal impact. Hyper FPE encrypts data while preserving format and integrity. Hyper SST tokenizes sensitive data like payment card numbers. Voltage SecureData helps organizations comply with regulations, avoid breaches, and reduce audit costs through end-to-end data protection.
Technology’s role in data protection – the missing link in GDPR transformationat MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
This document discusses the role of technology in data protection and GDPR compliance. It argues that technology has historically been both the cause of data protection issues as well as the solution, but technologies have not always been designed with data protection in mind. The GDPR will require organizations to critically examine their technologies and ensure they have the capabilities needed to comply with principles like data minimization, individual rights to access and erasure, and security. Organizations need to understand how personal data flows through their systems and assess technology risks in order to design systems that protect privacy by default. Failure to address technology issues could lead to regulatory fines and litigation under the GDPR.
HPE SecureMail è una soluzione di email encryption utilizzata nei più grandi progetti si secure messaging del mondo. HPE SecureMail utilizza tecnologie di encryption avanzate già ampiamente testate, basate sui principi delle Next Generation PKI , in grado di fornire un livello di sicurezza eccezionale ed allo stesso tempo una facilità di utilizzo e configurazione che non ha rivali nel panorama di soluzioni mail encryption alternative. Con HPE SecureMail, le informazioni più sensibili e private possono essere trasmesse con sicurezza tramite posta elettronica con la stessa facilità d’uso delle email in chiaro che scambiamo quotidianamente.
Una soluzione unica per Desktop, Web, Mobile, Cloud, Applicazioni ed Automazione.
Last Thursday I have been to the CEOP: Child Exploitation & Online Protection Centre Workshop.
Today is Safer Internet Day 2017 and I want share with all of you the pdf I got from CEOP and keep you aware about Cyberbullying and Online Grooming.
We HAVE TO keep safe our kids.
The Best Articles of 2016 DEVELOPING AND CONNECTING CYBERSECURITY LEADERS GLO...at MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
Article: Crypto Wars II
By Luther Martin – ISSA member, Silicon Valley Chapter
and Amy Vosters
The debate over whether or not to give US law
enforcement officials the ability to decrypt encrypted
messaging has recently been revisited after a twentyyear
break. The results may be surprising.
The HPE SecureData Payments solution is intended to increase the security of card-present payments
without impacting the buyer experience. Solutions based on HPE SecureData Payments reduce
merchant risk of losing credit card data and potentially reduce the number of PCI DSS controls applicable
to the retail payment environment substantially.
HPE SecureData Payments implements encryption of sensitive credit card data in point-of-interaction
(POI) devices’ firmware, immediately on swipe, insertion, tap, or manual entry. Sensitive card information
can only be decrypted by the solution provider, typically a payment service. Even a compromise of the
point-of-sale (POS) system does not expose customers’ sensitive data.
Merchants can also realize reduction in DSS compliance scope by implementing their own HPE
SecureData Payments solution.
AUDIENCE
This assessment white paper has three target audiences:
1. First, merchants using HPE SecureData Payments to create proprietary encryption solutions for
card-present payments
2. The second is service providers, like processors, and payment services that are developing cardpresent
encryption services that utilize HPE SecureData Payments
3. The third is the QSA and internal audit community that is evaluating solutions in both merchant
and service provider environments using the HPE SecureData Payments solution
ASSESSMENT SCOPE
HPE contracted with Coalfire to provide an independent compliance impact review of the HPE
SecureData Payments solution. The intent of this assessment was to analyze the impact on PCI DSS
scope of applicable controls for merchants that implement an HPE SecureData Payments solution for
their card-present sales.
Discover HPE Software
Technology and business are changing at an unprecedented rate.
New ways of doing business from streamlining processes, fasttracking
innovation, and delivering amazing customer experience
all come from the convergence of IT and business strategy. But
you need to be fast to win. At HPE Software we can accelerate
your digital transformation.
Change is at our core. On 7 September, Hewlett Packard
Enterprise announced plans for a spin-off and merger of our
software business unit with Micro Focus, a global software
company dedicated to delivering and supporting enterprise
software solutions. The combination of HPE software assets
with Micro Focus will create one of the world’s largest pure-play
enterprise software companies. We will remain focused on helping
you get the most out of the software that runs your business.
Discover how HPE Software can help you thrive in a world of
digital transformation.
The National Cyber Security Strategy 2016 to 2021 sets out the government's p...at MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
The UK is one of the world’s leading
digital nations. Much of our prosperity
now depends on our ability to secure our
technology, data and networks from the
many threats we face.
Yet cyber attacks are growing more
frequent, sophisticated and damaging when
they succeed. So we are taking decisive
action to protect both our economy and the
privacy of UK citizens.
Our National Cyber Security Strategy sets out
our plan to make Britain confident, capable
and resilient in a fast-moving digital world.
Over the lifetime of this five-year strategy,
we will invest £1.9 billion in defending
our systems and infrastructure, deterring
our adversaries, and developing a wholesociety
capability – from the biggest
companies to the individual citizen.
From the most basic cyber hygiene, to the
most sophisticated deterrence, we need a
comprehensive response.
We will focus on raising the cost of
mounting an attack against anyone in the
UK, both through stronger defences and
better cyber skills. This is no longer just
an issue for the IT department but for the
whole workforce. Cyber skills need to reach
into every profession.
The new National Cyber Security Centre will
provide a hub of world-class, user-friendly
expertise for businesses and individuals, as
well as rapid response to major incidents.
Government has a clear leadership role,
but we will also foster a wider commercial
ecosystem, recognising where industry
can innovate faster than us. This includes
a drive to get the best young minds into
cyber security.
The cyber threat impacts the whole of our
society, so we want to make very clear
that everyone has a part to play in our
national response. It’s why this strategy is
an unprecedented exercise in transparency.
We can no longer afford to have this
discussion behind closed doors.
Ultimately, this is a threat that cannot be
completely eliminated. Digital technology
works because it is open, and that
openness brings with it risk. What we
can do is reduce the threat to a level that
ensures we remain at the vanguard of the
digital revolution. This strategy sets out how.
This thesis aims to give a theoretical as well as practical overview of an emerging issue in the field of IT security named Format Preserving Encryption (FPE).
Although FPE is not new, it is relatively unknown. It is used in the full-disk encryption and some other areas. Nevertheless, it is to this day even unknown to many cryptographers. Another issue that is on everyone's lips is the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT offers a whole new scope for FPE and could give it possibly a further boost.
Format Preserving Encryption is - as the name says - an encryption in which the format of the encrypted data is maintained. When a plaintext is encrypted with FPE, the ciphertext then has the same format again. As illustrated for example on the cover page: If we encrypt the owner and the number of a credit card with AES we get an unrecognizable string. If we use FPE instead, we might get for example Paul Miller and the number 4000 0838 7507 2846. The advantage is that for man and/or machine nothing changes. The encryption is therefore not noticed without analysis of the data. The advantage can also become a disadvantage. An attacker has with the format of the ciphertext already information about the plaintext.
This thesis starts with an introduction to the Format Preserving Encryption. In doing so, different variants of FPE are shown. In a next step, a Java library is explained and documented, in which we have implemented some of these FPE variants. This library is designed to enable programmers to use FPE without the need for detailed knowledge about the functionality. Then we explain by means of a tutorial and step by step with a concrete and simple example, how a subsequent integration of FPE could look like. In a final part the integration into a more complex and already widely used application is shown, an Android app called OwnTracks.
With this combination of theoretical and practical information a broad basic knowledge should be provided on the topic, which then can serve as a basis on how FPE can be used and whether a use is reasonable.
The Business of Hacking - Business innovation meets the business of hackingat MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
Introduction
Attackers are sophisticated. They are organized. We hear these statements a lot but what
do they mean to us? What does it mean to our businesses? When we dig deeper into the
“business of hacking,” we see that the attackers have become almost corporate in their behavior.
Their business looks a lot like ours. Cyber criminals look to maximize their profits and minimize
risk. They have to compete on quality, customer service, price, reputation, and innovation. The
suppliers specialize in their market offerings. They have software development lifecycles and
are rapidly moving to Software as a Service (SaaS) offerings. Our businesses overlap in so many
ways that we should start to look at these attackers as competitors.
This paper will explore the business of hacking: the different ways people make money by
hacking, the motivations, the organization. It will break down the businesses’ profitability and
risk levels, and provide an overall SWOT analysis. From this, opportunities for disruption will be
discussed and a competitive approach for disrupting the business of hacking will be laid out.
The information in this paper draws on data and observations from HPE Security teams, open
source intelligence, and other industry reports as noted.
Whether building in enterprise security or applying security intelligence and advanced analytics,
we can use our understanding of the business of hacking and the threats to our specific
businesses to ensure that we are investing in the most effective security strategy.
Users are reaching for mobile devices numerous times every day specifically to use mobile apps. The power and
freedom of connected mobile computing continues to raise expectations but users have little patience for problematic
apps. Mobile device users heavily rely on peer reviews and star ratings to help them choose their apps. Once a
mobile app is installed, that app is judged for its speed, responsiveness and stability which define the user experience
and overall satisfaction. Yet this study finds that users are experiencing app issues regularly. Critically, this report
reveals that apps that exhibit issues are quickly abandoned after just a couple of occurrences.
For a company who creates mobile apps, while good performance can lead to satisfied user and app downloads,
poor performance will result in quick app abandonment. The findings indicate that the key to loyal customers from
mobile apps is directly related to the mobile app performance, stability and resource consumption. Metrics defining
the mobile app user experience must be measured from the customer’s perspective and ensure it meets or exceeds
expectations at all times. The consequence of failing to meet user expectations is not only app abandonment – it also
leads to a tarnished brand with lost revenue opportunities from both current and future users.
The 2015 Threat Report provides a comprehensive overview of the cyber
threat landscape facing both companies and individuals. Using data from 2015,
this report combines our observations on reported malware encounters with
threat intelligence, and identifies several key trends and developments.
The report introduces the Chain of Compromise as an analytical concept to
help readers, particularly those working in cyber security and information
technology roles, understand how attackers compromise security using
different combinations of tactics and resources. Some of 2015’s most prominent
threats, such as exploit kits, ransomware, and DNS hijacks, are discussed in
relation to this model, demonstrating how users become compromised by
modern cyber attacks.
Key findings discussed in the report include the establishment of worms,
exploits, and macro malware as trending threats; the increasing use of cryptoransomware
for online extortion; and an increase in the use and efficiency of
Flash vulnerabilities in exploit kits. The report also highlights the significance
of different cyber security events that occurred in 2015, including the discovery
of the XcodeGhost bug in Apple’s App Store, the exposure of the Dukes
advanced persistent threat group, and signs that the intersection between
geopolitics and cyber security is paving the way toward a cyber arms race.
Information on the global threat landscape is supplemented with details on
the prominent threats facing different countries and regions, highlighting the
fact that while the Internet connects everyone, attackers can develop and
distribute resources to selectively target people and companies with greater
efficiency
Anche se crescono nuove forme di comunicazione, come l'Instant Messaging, che dal consumer si espande nell'ambito business, la posta elettronica è innegabilmente un elemento critico nei processi aziendali. Di fatto, una pratica comune è quella di utilizzare la casella di posta elettronica come repository non solo delle corrispondenze importanti con colleghi, collaboratori, clienti e fornitori, ma anche di file e documenti che possono essere così recuperabili in qualsiasi momento, anche attraverso un dispositivo mobile. Non è poi passato così tanto tempo da quando la posta elettronica rappresentava la killer application per la diffusione dei dispositivi mobili in azienda e lo sviluppo della Unified Communication e Collaboration non fa altro che confermarne l'utilità. Questo, però, insieme allo sviluppo della mobility non fa che fornire continui grattacapi ai responsabili dei sistemi informativi e della sicurezza in particolare.
L'email è una delle principali forme di comunicazione verso l'esterno, cioè oltre il firewall. È quindi anche, se non adeguatamente protetta, la principale via per immettere nel sistema aziendale dei malware o, più in generale, dei kit software preposti a sferrare attacchi all'infrastruttura. Ma non basta entrare, bisogna anche uscire con i dati copiati ed è sempre l'email a rappresentare una delle vie d'uscita più vulnerabili e, come tale, utilizzata per portare le informazioni all'esterno dell'azienda.
Se guardiamo solo l'ultimo decennio, possiamo osservare come la posta elettronica sia stata utilizzata per realizzare varie tipologie di truffe o attacchi informatici. Vanno ricordati, per esempio, i "worm", cioè un particolare tipo di codice malware il cui scopo era di penetrare nel computer della vittima lasciando traccia del suo passaggio con un virus, praticamente impedendone l'uso. Per entrare utilizzava un messaggio email contenente un allegato infetto e, per diffondersi si "autoinviava" a tutti i contatti della vittima stessa. Il più famoso è "I Love You", il cui scopo era compiere il "giro del mondo" nel più breve tempo possibile.
Did you suffer a data breach in 2014? Even if you avoided
a breach, it’s likely that you saw an increase in the number
of security incidents — according to PwC research, since
2009 the volume has grown at an average of 66% per
year.1 It seems that it’s only retailers and entertainment
companies that make the headlines, but organizations
of all kinds are affected. In this report we look at how
well prepared companies are to withstand attacks and
mitigate the impact of breaches, and recommend how
you can improve.
Protecting your data against cyber attacks in big data environmentsat MicroFocus Italy ❖✔
This article discusses the inherent risk of big data environments such as Hadoop and how
companies can take steps to protect the data in such an environment from current attacks.
It describes the best practices in applying current technology to secure sensitive data
without removing analytical capabilities.
Preparing today for tomorrow’s threats.
When companies hear the word “security,” what concepts come to mind
— safety, protection or perhaps comfort? To the average IT administrator,
security conjures up images of locked-down networks and virus-free devices.
An attacker, state-sponsored agent or hactivist, meanwhile, may view security
as a way to demonstrate expertise by infiltrating and bringing down corporate
or government networks for profit, military goals, political gain — or even fun.
We live in a world in which cybercrime is on the rise. A quick scan of the
timeline of major incidents (See Figure 1, Page 9) shows the increasing
frequency and severity of security breaches — a pattern that is likely
to continue for years to come. Few if any organizations are safe from
cybercriminals, to say nothing of national security. In fact, experts even
exposed authentication and encryption vulnerabilities in the U.S. Federal
Aviation Administration’s new state-of-the-art multibillion-dollar air
traffic control system
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) ha pubblicato l’edizione 2016 dello studio HPE Cyber Risk Report, un rapporto che identifica le principali minacce alla sicurezza subite dalle aziende nel corso dell’anno passato. La dissoluzione dei tradizionali perimetri di rete e la maggiore esposizione agli attacchi sottopongono gli specialisti della sicurezza a crescenti sfide per riuscire a proteggere utenti, applicazioni e dati senza tuttavia ostacolare l’innovazione né rallentare le attività aziendali.
La presente edizione del Cyber Risk Report analizza lo scenario delle minacce del 2015, proponendo azioni di intelligence nelle principali aree di rischio, quali la vulnerabilità delle applicazioni, le patch di sicurezza e la crescente monetizzazione del malware. Il report approfondisce inoltre tematiche di settore rilevanti come le nuove normative nell’ambito della ricerca sulla sicurezza, i “danni collaterali” derivanti dal furto di dati importanti, i mutamenti delle agende politiche e il costante dibattito su privacy e sicurezza.
Se le applicazioni web sono una fonte di rischio significativa per le organizzazioni, quelle mobile presentano rischi maggiori e più specifici. Il frequente utilizzo di informazioni personali da parte delle applicazioni mobili genera infatti vulnerabilità nella conservazione e trasmissione di informazioni riservate e sensibili, con circa il 75% delle applicazioni mobili analizzate che presenta almeno una vulnerabilità critica o ad alto rischio rispetto al 35% delle applicazioni non mobili.
Lo sfruttamento delle vulnerabilità software continua a essere un vettore di attacco primario, soprattutto in presenza di vulnerabilità mobili. Basti pensare che, come nel 2014,le prime dieci vulnerabilità sfruttate nel 2015 erano note da oltre un anno e il 68% di esse da tre anni o più. Windows è stata la piattaforma software più colpita nel 2015: il 42% delle prime 20 vulnerabilità scoperte è stato indirizzato a piattaforme e applicazioni Microsoft. Colpisce poi anche un altro dato. Il 29% di tutti gli attacchi condotti con successo nel 2015 ha infatti utilizzato quale vettore di infezione Stuxnet, un codice del 2010 già sottoposto a due patch.
Passando ai malware, i bersagli sono cambiati notevolmente in funzione dell’evoluzione dei trend e di una sempre maggiore focalizzazione sull’opportunità di trarre guadagno. Il numero di minacce, malware e applicazioni potenzialmente indesiderate per Android è cresciuto del 153% da un anno all’altro: ogni giorno vengono scoperte oltre 10.000 nuove minacce. Apple iOS ha registrato le percentuali di crescita maggiori, con un incremento delle tipologie di malware di oltre il 230% anno su anno.
To implement data-centric security, while simultaneously empowering your business to compete and win in today’s nano-second world, you need to understand your data flows and your business needs from your data. Begin by answering some important questions:
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What does your organization need from your data in order to extract the maximum business value and gain a competitive advantage?
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What opportunities might be leveraged by improving the security posture of the data?
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What risks exist based upon your current security posture? What would the impact of a data breach be on the organization? Be specific!
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Have you clearly defined which data (both structured and unstructured) residing across your extended enterprise is most important to your business? Where is it?
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What people, processes and technology are currently employed to protect your business sensitive information?
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Who in your organization requires access to data and for what specific purposes?
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What time constraints exist upon the organization that might affect the technical infrastructure?
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What must you do to comply with the myriad government and industry regulations relevant to your business?
Finally, ask yourself what a successful data-centric protection program should look like in your organization. What’s most appropriate for your organization?
The answers to these and other related questions would provide you with a clearer picture of your enterprise’s “data attack surface,” which in turn will provide you with a well-documented risk profile. By answering these questions and thinking holistically about where your data is, how it’s being used and by whom, you’ll be well positioned to design and implement a robust, business-enabling data-centric protection plan that is tailored to the unique requirements of your organization.
OpenMetadata Community Meeting - 5th June 2024OpenMetadata
The OpenMetadata Community Meeting was held on June 5th, 2024. In this meeting, we discussed about the data quality capabilities that are integrated with the Incident Manager, providing a complete solution to handle your data observability needs. Watch the end-to-end demo of the data quality features.
* How to run your own data quality framework
* What is the performance impact of running data quality frameworks
* How to run the test cases in your own ETL pipelines
* How the Incident Manager is integrated
* Get notified with alerts when test cases fail
Watch the meeting recording here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbNOje0kf6E
SMS API Integration in Saudi Arabia| Best SMS API ServiceYara Milbes
Discover the benefits and implementation of SMS API integration in the UAE and Middle East. This comprehensive guide covers the importance of SMS messaging APIs, the advantages of bulk SMS APIs, and real-world case studies. Learn how CEQUENS, a leader in communication solutions, can help your business enhance customer engagement and streamline operations with innovative CPaaS, reliable SMS APIs, and omnichannel solutions, including WhatsApp Business. Perfect for businesses seeking to optimize their communication strategies in the digital age.
Revolutionizing Visual Effects Mastering AI Face Swaps.pdfUndress Baby
The quest for the best AI face swap solution is marked by an amalgamation of technological prowess and artistic finesse, where cutting-edge algorithms seamlessly replace faces in images or videos with striking realism. Leveraging advanced deep learning techniques, the best AI face swap tools meticulously analyze facial features, lighting conditions, and expressions to execute flawless transformations, ensuring natural-looking results that blur the line between reality and illusion, captivating users with their ingenuity and sophistication.
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Microservice Teams - How the cloud changes the way we workSven Peters
A lot of technical challenges and complexity come with building a cloud-native and distributed architecture. The way we develop backend software has fundamentally changed in the last ten years. Managing a microservices architecture demands a lot of us to ensure observability and operational resiliency. But did you also change the way you run your development teams?
Sven will talk about Atlassian’s journey from a monolith to a multi-tenanted architecture and how it affected the way the engineering teams work. You will learn how we shifted to service ownership, moved to more autonomous teams (and its challenges), and established platform and enablement teams.
Flutter is a popular open source, cross-platform framework developed by Google. In this webinar we'll explore Flutter and its architecture, delve into the Flutter Embedder and Flutter’s Dart language, discover how to leverage Flutter for embedded device development, learn about Automotive Grade Linux (AGL) and its consortium and understand the rationale behind AGL's choice of Flutter for next-gen IVI systems. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover whether Flutter is right for your project.
8 Best Automated Android App Testing Tool and Framework in 2024.pdfkalichargn70th171
Regarding mobile operating systems, two major players dominate our thoughts: Android and iPhone. With Android leading the market, software development companies are focused on delivering apps compatible with this OS. Ensuring an app's functionality across various Android devices, OS versions, and hardware specifications is critical, making Android app testing essential.
Need for Speed: Removing speed bumps from your Symfony projects ⚡️Łukasz Chruściel
No one wants their application to drag like a car stuck in the slow lane! Yet it’s all too common to encounter bumpy, pothole-filled solutions that slow the speed of any application. Symfony apps are not an exception.
In this talk, I will take you for a spin around the performance racetrack. We’ll explore common pitfalls - those hidden potholes on your application that can cause unexpected slowdowns. Learn how to spot these performance bumps early, and more importantly, how to navigate around them to keep your application running at top speed.
We will focus in particular on tuning your engine at the application level, making the right adjustments to ensure that your system responds like a well-oiled, high-performance race car.
SOCRadar's Aviation Industry Q1 Incident Report is out now!
The aviation industry has always been a prime target for cybercriminals due to its critical infrastructure and high stakes. In the first quarter of 2024, the sector faced an alarming surge in cybersecurity threats, revealing its vulnerabilities and the relentless sophistication of cyber attackers.
SOCRadar’s Aviation Industry, Quarterly Incident Report, provides an in-depth analysis of these threats, detected and examined through our extensive monitoring of hacker forums, Telegram channels, and dark web platforms.
E-Invoicing Implementation: A Step-by-Step Guide for Saudi Arabian CompaniesQuickdice ERP
Explore the seamless transition to e-invoicing with this comprehensive guide tailored for Saudi Arabian businesses. Navigate the process effortlessly with step-by-step instructions designed to streamline implementation and enhance efficiency.
Unveiling the Advantages of Agile Software Development.pdfbrainerhub1
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Table of contents
3 Why data classification?
4 Tip 1: Choose a hybrid
4 Tip 2: Policy-driven classification analysis
5 Tip 3: Any source
5 Tip 4: Classification triggers
5 Tip 5: Beyond Microsoft Office
5 Tip 6: What about pre-existing content?
5 Tip 7: Classification logic
6 Tip 8: Not one-size-fits-all
6 Tip 9: Dynamic classification matrix
6 Tip 10: Reporting and analysis
6 Tip 11: Leverage across multiple systems
6 Tip 12: Flexible enforcement
7 Tip 13: Persistent tagging
7 Tip 14: Anti-tampering
7 Tip 15: Esperanto not spoken here
7 Tip 16: Branding
7 Tip 17: SIEM/SOC compatibility
7 Tip 18: Truly enterprise-grade
8 The HP Atalla IPC solution
10 HP Atalla Information Protection and Control
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HP Atalla Information
Protection and Control
HP Atalla Information Protection and Control (IPC) Suite solves
the complex challenge of providing data classification and data
security by providing organizations the means to bring
protection to the data itself. HP Atalla IPC applies protection at
a point where information is created and makes that protection
persistent, so it follows the information wherever it goes.
This protects sensitive data no matter where it actually resides.
Why data classification?
If you are reading this, there is probably no need to explain the importance of data classification
in your enterprise information security toolbox. The question is likely not “Does my organization
need data classification?” but rather “Which data classification solution is right for us?”
Like any enterprise-level tool, data classification systems are complex and far-reaching. At the
same time, ease of implementation is mission critical since the system needs by definition to
interact with multiple other enterprise systems, and ease-of-use is even more important since
the solution is user facing.
To help cut through the confusion, our security experts have put together the following list of tips
and questions to ask when choosing a data classification and information protection solution.
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Tip 1: Choose a hybrid
Much of your sensitive information can be deterministically classified with an intelligent,
learning, automatic classification engine with minimal end-user friction. At the same
time, much will always need to be classified manually.
Make sure you choose a hybrid solution that offers:
• Automatic and transparent data classification
• User-determined, manual data classification
• A recommendation option, which suggests classification options for the end user to confirm
Moreover, selection of the data classification methodology for each instance (automatic, manual,
user prompt) should be itself automatic, based on data identification.
Tip 2: Policy-driven classification analysis
When classification is automatic, it should be based on real-time analysis of content
(phrases and patterns, thresholds, checksums, etc.), context (where is the information
from, where is it going, who created it, what geography location, etc.), and source.
For each type of analysis parameter, your classification solution should allow highly granular,
policy-driven control.
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Tip 3: Any source
Sensitive information is everywhere in your organization, not just in commonly
protected applications.
Your data classification solution should intercept data and seamlessly classify content from
many different sources, including cloud solutions, enterprise content management (ECM)
software like Microsoft®
SharePoint, enterprise applications, storage networks, and all types
of user-generated content.
Tip 4: Classification triggers
To achieve the flexibility that complex business processes require, you need highly
granular control over the data interception events that trigger data classification.
For example, can your solution define where and when exactly classification occurs: on save, on
upload to a specific location or service like Dropbox or SharePoint, on file open, on attachment
to email via drag and drop, or on copy between folders in Windows®
Internet Explorer?
Make sure classification triggers are completely customizable, work in any application, and are
policy-driven, enterprise-wide.
Tip 5: Beyond Microsoft Office
Your organization runs on multiple applications from multiple vendors, not just on
Microsoft Office.
Make sure that the data classification solution you choose works smoothly and offers a
seamless and uniform user experience in any application—from Adobe®
Acrobat®
, through CAD/
computer-aided (or -assisted) manufacturing (CAM) software, and everything in-between—not just
Microsoft Office utilities.
Tip 6: What about pre-existing content?
There are millions of files in your repositories, many created long before you even
thought of data classification.
Your data classification solution should be able to find and classify content generated in the
past, as well newly generated content. More specifically, as part of the initial data classification
implementation, your solution should scan your entire data repository to identify and classify
valuable data—delivering immediate value to your enterprise.
Tip 7: Classification logic
Data classification does not exist in a vacuum. It is a critical part of your business
processes and is directly affected by evolving enterprise business strategy. Make sure
that data classification lifecycles and permissions are policy-driven, so they can remain
in-line with changing business logic.
For example, can your data classification policy specify who can increase or decrease the
sensitivity of a given document, declassify, and make classification mandatory or optional?
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Tip 8: Not one-size-fits-all
Inlargeenterprises,differentorganizationalunitsrequiredifferentclassificationtaxonomies.
Your data classification solution should enable business units, regional offices, and other
semi-autonomous business entities to define their own classification policies.
Tip 9: Dynamic classification matrix
Data classification is a multi-layered, multi-faceted art. Do not settle for a rigid solution
that makes your organization adapt to preset classification attributes.
Make sure that you choose a solution that is flexible enough to adapt to your way of doing
business. This can measurably affect both implementation and security.
Tip 10: Reporting and analysis
Like any mission-critical security solutions, an enterprise-level data classification
system must include extensive reporting, analysis, auditing, forensics, and risk
assessment functionality.
For example, can your data classification solution identify with high granularity where exactly
customer data is stored? Can it tell you where a given sensitive document was emailed most
recently? How it was used before it was sent and if it was reclassified?
Tip 11: Leverage across multiple systems
To preserve investment in strategic enterprise tools, it is a given that your data
classification tool should integrate seamlessly with your data loss prevention (DLP),
archiving, eDiscovery, and other enterprise solutions.
Moreover, make sure that these same enterprise systems can leverage data classification to
extend their own native capabilities—enriching information management strategies, archiving
and data retention, SharePoint categorization, search optimization, and more.
Tip 12: Flexible enforcement
Your data classification solution should have built-in, flexible, and extendable
enforcement capabilities, covering the entire sensitive information lifecycle.
For example, what happens exactly when information classified as sensitive is accessed or sent?
Does your solution allow you to define whether requests should be blocked, allowed with automatic
data encryption or apply information rights management (IRM) protection, or just warned?
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Tip 13: Persistent tagging
Once classified, data needs to retain its classification no matter where it is in the data
lifecycle—in use, in motion, in storage, anywhere.
For example, does cutting and pasting a file from a local drive to a USB drive remove data
classification tags from sensitive information? Does sending a classified PDF file via Outlook
nullify classification? It should not!
Tip 14: Anti-tampering
Although this seems like a given for any data security solution, make sure that your
data classification solution prevents users from maliciously removing or changing
classification attributes without proper authorization.
Ensure that your data classification solution can provide alerts to a centralized auditing system,
if such malicious activities are identified.
Tip 15: Esperanto not spoken here
A multinational organization needs a multilingual data classification solution.
The solution you choose should not only classify multilingual data but also have a multilingual
user interface.
Tip 16: Branding
Your brand is who you are, both to the outside world and to your trusted internal users
and partners.
Like any end-user-facing system, the user interface of your data classification system should be
fully customizable to your brand’s look and feel.
Tip 17: SIEM/SOC compatibility
To avoid multiple points of control for key security systems, you have probably invested
in a security information and event management (SIEM) or security operations center
(SOC) solution.
Treat your data classification solution just like any other mission-critical security system, and
make sure it integrates seamlessly with your SIEM/SOC of choice.
Tip 18: Truly enterprise-grade
Does your data classification solution offer a truly enterprise-grade feature set, including
centralized classification policy management, seamless Active Directory integration
with multi-forest capabilities, role-based administration, and health and operational
monitoring components?
Does it meet high-availability standards, offer load balancing, and support
clustered deployment?
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The HP Atalla IPC solution
In today’s tight data security climate, it is commonly agreed that effective data protection
requires encryption, and that access should be restricted “on a need-to-know basis.”
The IQProtector engine makes use of an innovative security paradigm: on creation or usage
classification, and enforcement. Capture, classification, enforcement, and discovery, all take
place at data creation, whether by applications or by users and at any user interaction with
data. At the moment, that data is created or manipulated, on user’s endpoints or on servers.
IQProtector intelligently identifies and classifies the data based on context and content
criteria (the Atalla IPC information classification prism) and according to a centrally governed
security policy.
The IQProtector leverages Microsoft Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS)
to apply IRM protection to the data according to the policy.
Persistent file protection
IQProtector embeds protection within the data itself at the
moment of creation—instantly identifying, classifying, and
persistently tagging all new, modified, or accessed sensitive
data from any origin.
Context and content-sensitive IQProtector applies classification and AD RMS protection
to emails, documents, or other files tagged as sensitive—applying AD RMS according to a
customizable data security policy. Leveraging existing AD RMS and encryption frameworks,
Atalla IPC intelligently generates, applies, and enforces encryption policies enterprise-wide.
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• For example, early stages of a new design are classified as such, and the protection limits
the access to a limited group of authorized users. As the project develops to more advanced
stages, its classification is also adjusted, and due to that, its protection is adjusted to
include a larger and different group of authorized users. Such changes to classification and
protection are applied in a managed way by authorized personnel or automatic processes.
This enables an organization to achieve any desired balance between security needs and
business continuity.
• All sensitive information and reports that are exported from any design, manufacturing, or
sketching application can be intercepted automatically—even before the end user gets hold
of it—according to the defined organization policy that is classified and encrypted with usage
rights enforced.
• IQProtector data classification and protection policy is dynamic and adaptive, and may be
configured to change throughout the data’s information lifecycle according to changing
security risks and business needs.
The HP Atalla IPC concept is channel and medium agnostic, meaning you stop running after the
data that exists and perform plumbing-like activities, trying to stop sensitive data from leaving
the organization. When information is protected at creation, it reaches the end user already
protected without any chance of tampering with the data. You can gain the benefit of sensitive
data internal compartmentalization as a complementary tool for continuous data classification
and encryption.
Figure 1. Manufacturing application system data immunization
IQProtector agent in action
Usage data
IQProtector management server
Open
Save
Email
Upload
Download
Classify
content
Capture
events
Manage
permissions
Embed
policy
Apply
protection
Destination
Partner
Web
Storage
Devices
Source
SaaS
Web
Client apps
File repositories
User
Information is captured and analyzed from any source with Atalla IPC multi-source data interception system with optimized dataclassification
and protection mechanism.
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The HP Atalla IPC solutions provide the enterprise with:
• File and mail classification: Classify file and email data items either automatically or
manually based on the Atalla IPC information classification prism for data originating from
any source (user, applications, cloud services, and more) according to corporate policy.
Classification also allows adding visual classification to Microsoft Office and emails in order to
raise users’ awareness on data sensitivity.
The classification policy can be configured to require user input to raise the automatically
assigned security level manually, where the data type, content, and context are insufficient
parameters for a meaningful classification.
• File and mail automatic protection: IQProtector applies Microsoft AD RMS data protection
to files and mails based on the data item classification and according to the corporate
security policy.
Protection is applied automatically and transparently, with no operational disruption.
The AD RMS protection includes encryption and a security policy of permissions (such as
view, edit, print, extract), per user or user group, according to the organizational policy
for the specific data type. However, unlike traditional Access Control Lists (ACLs), which
are location-specific, AD RMS is embedded in the data itself and goes with the data. The
permissions policy may be subsequently changed by IQProtector itself—in accordance with
the organizational policy and the business process.
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• Secured mail collaboration: IQProtector collaboration rules are classification- and
protection-aware allowing the corporate to help ensure that only authorized users collaborate
authorized data to authorized recipients inside and outside the corporate. Such collaboration
rules may adapt the classification and protection of data items, block specific items from being
sent or accessed, or strip data item from its protection based on the corporate security policy
and business needs.
• Application protection: IQProtector classifies and protects unstructured data in Web
applications applying AD RMS rights within the Web application page (copy, print, etc.).
IQProtector intercepts documents and reports generated and downloaded from any Web- or
client-based applications without any need for integration allowing continuous protection for
data beyond application boundaries.
• Mobile support for AD RMS: Enables secure collaboration on RMS-protected emails and
attachments on all major mobile devices and operating systems (iOS, BlackBerry, and Android).
• Non-intrusive data discovery: IQProtector tracking and logging capabilities can be used
to discover where the organization sensitive data is located. No data center deployment or
intrusive scanning is needed. Instead, IQProtector monitors data usage and locates the data
sources. The discovery results enable designing an effective and non-interruptive IQProtector
security policy.
• Data usage discovery for granular policy design: IQProtector tracking and logging
capabilities can be used to discover how data is used in the organization: who is using which
data, to whom are they sending it, and where are they saving it. Differentiating between
legitimate business practices and usage, which should be prevented, enables organizational
security officers to formulate a granular policy meaningfully, defining who should be allowed
access and to what information.
• Comprehensive data usage auditing: The entire information lifecycle, from creation through
distribution and storage, is fully audited to supply security officers with comprehensive
information about compliance to privacy, state, and industry regulations. Known security
breaches can be tracked by identifying the usage of the leaked data.
• Transparent assimilation in IT environment: Trusted applications like DLP, antivirus (A/V),
or search engines can still access encrypted data seamlessly without integration efforts.
IQProtector enables ECM, DLP, antivirus, and other enterprise IT systems to inspect, index,
and classify encrypted content preserving investment in existing systems.
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