Security Management Strategies for the CIO
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How penetration testing helps ensure a secure data store
A third-party penetration test is the best way to determine whether an online data store can be compromised. Answer
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Enterprise network content monitoring best practices
This presentation offers a strategic look at enterprise content monitoring and provides guidance on how key technologies can underpin necessary control sets for your organization. Video
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Automated file and registry monitoring tools for Windows
A file and registry monitoring tool like Process Monitor can help IT organizations identify suspicious behavior that may be related to a malware infection. Answer
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NSA best practices for data security
Find out about Homeland Security and NSA best practices for automating data gathering, easing compliance and improving security. Tip
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How to know if you need file activity monitoring to track file access
Is file activity monitoring, a new product meant to integrate with DLP to provide more granular file access tracking, right for your enterprise? Tip
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How to protect intellectual property from hacker theft
More hackers are targeting corporate IP over SSNs and card data. Expert Nick Lewis explains how to protect intellectual property in the enterprise. Answer
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Black Hat 2011: Database threats and mitigations
Databases have come under increased attacks in recent months from hacktivist groups and cybercriminals. Learn how to apply the appropriate security technologies to defend your database. Video
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Internal controls checklist for corporate data protection, compliance
Expert Eric Holmquist details four key governance items that should be on every enterprise’s internal controls checklist to ensure corporate data protection. Tip
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Cybercriminals target corporate IP, McAfee survey finds
Organizations are failing to protect corporate trade secrets, despite cybercriminals finding a corporations' proprietary information growing in value. Article
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RSA SecurID breach fallout should be limited, experts say
Experts say the risk of an attack that exploits stolen proprietary data on RSA's SecurID products is low, but it can't be completely dismissed until attack details are revealed. Article