| Chrome Replaces Windows at Woolworths | |
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| In an effort to provide users with greater options in device choices including BYOD laptops, tablets, and smartphones, Woolworth’s supermarket chain decided to make the switch from Windows-based platforms to Google Chrome. But how exactly did they do this? Access this brief case study to examine why Woolworth’s decided to make this move and learn what challenges they faced - and overcame - during this transition as well as the ultimate benefits they saw. | |
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Thursday, January 5, 2017
Case study: Supermarket chain replaces Windows with Chrome
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The reality of cyber risk to your organization: Insights from experts
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Do attackers know your network better than you do? - and Other New Research
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| Do attackers know your network better than you do? 2016 incident response survey results and findings Stop insider threats by building a proactive security program Case study: Manage NGFWs and increase bandwidth Breaking bots: How to protect yourself against bot attacks | |||||||||
| Do attackers know your network better than you do? eGuide sponsored by LogicNow Access this e-guide and discover the necessity of having multiple layers of security and employing multiple technologies in the process. Antivirus technologies are fine for a first measure, but finding advanced threats requires deeper network scans.
2016 incident response survey results and findings | Webcast sponsored by Intel Security A SANS survey was conducted to assess the current state of incident response (IR), polling 591 respondents on metrics such as: dwell time, automation, and more. Explore the survey's results in this webcast to uncover critical findings about the current threat landscape, the rise of ransomware, and "smash and grab" attack vectors.
Stop insider threats by building a proactive security program | White Paper sponsored by Intel Security More than 40% of data loss is caused by company insiders. Use this white paper to find ways your company can reduce the chance of internal data loss by fostering a trusted security culture, creating employee profiles, and more.
Case study: Manage NGFWs and increase bandwidth | Case Study sponsored by Forcepoint Find out how Cobweb, a cloud solution provider, can automatically update their data centers, increase their bandwidth, add connections, and aggregate across network links safely and securely, giving multiple seamless failover options.
Breaking bots: How to protect yourself against bot attacks | White Paper sponsored by Distil Networks Learn not only what bots are but why they are a significant threat, why bad bots are created, and how to tackle the threat they represent to your enterprise. Access now to discover how to keep your organization safe from this very real menace.
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Application security: Top 10 capabilities
| The Application Delivery Controller: Top 10 Checklist | |
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To guarantee your applications are highly available, accelerated and protected, access this checklist anduncover 10 capabilities that will allow you to take advantage of secured applications across the enterprise, featuring:
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How to analyze security incidents with threat intelligence
| Applying the "Diamond Model" of Threat Intelligence | |
| Sponsored by: ThreatConnect | |
| After a breach, security professionals are often left questioning how they could have possibly missed such an obvious vulnerability or attack vector. Yet all too often, obvious entrances in your systems remain overlooked - until it’s too late. How can you catch the openings hiding in plain sight before the hackers do? This white paper answers that question through a fun and humorous approach to a fictional attack - breaking down how successful hacks happen and how you can prevent them. Use this Star-Wars themed tutorial to learn how you can improve your incident response through a threat intelligence strategy. | |
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Make use of malicious emails
| Email and Threat Intelligence: From Inbox to Action | |
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| There is danger in your email box. This isn’t anything new – it’s now common sense to avoid shady-looking emails. But what if you could use these suspicious emails for your own gain? Each phishing email contains valuable threat intelligence in its code. Extracting this threat intelligence, though, is a time-consuming and labor-intensive process that security professionals just don’t have time for. This white paper explains how you can adopt an automated process for gaining threat intelligence from phishing emails. Learn how you can turn dangerous emails into weapons of your own. | |
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