EZINE:
In this handbook, Computer Weekly looks at how to minimise edge security risks, India's rise in cyber security revenues and Trellix's decision to democratise XDR access
EGUIDE:
While global threat intelligence services can be a powerful business security tool, it's not the first one you should consider when setting strategy for better business security. Read on to evaluate the role of global threat intelligence in today's enterprise and assess other tactics to bolster this strategy.
EBOOK:
Bigger, more diverse networks mean a bigger attack surface for hackers. Today's networking pros must assess and update network security strategies to account for new vulnerabilities and respond to inevitable attacks.
EZINE:
Modern networks have immense amounts of data passing through them daily, and keeping that data clean of sophisticated malware is a sizable undertaking. In this issue of Information Security, learn what advanced monitoring tools are right for your network's particular needs.
EGUIDE:
The endpoint security market is expected to surge to a $27 billion valuation by 2024, according to Grand View Research Inc. Inside, experts David Geer and Jack Gold dive into endpoint security head-first and reveal the latest protection strategies against exploits on devices.
EGUIDE:
Access this e-guide to learn about anti-malware protection and how endpoint security technology can prevent malware from infecting end-user computers and corporate networks.
EZINE:
In this week's Computer Weekly, in a highly-regulated sector such as financial services, enabling staff mobility is a challenge – we hear from IT leaders that have made it work. We ask why small businesses are so poorly prepared for cyber attacks. And we examine the key storage technologies in the Openstack cloud platform. Read the issue now.
EGUIDE:
Better endpoint security protection is possible with NAC, DLP and other tools and techniques. Access this expert e-guide to learn how they fit together to improve enterprise endpoint protection.
EGUIDE:
Discover how security teams worldwide are attempting to stop cyber-threats using various security methods and endpoint tools. InfoSec professionals have to evaluate what's best for their organizations and make the best judgment at the time -- knowing full well that today's security approach may become tomorrow's liability.
