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6 Reasons Why Security Appliances Are Failing the SMB

Download this whitepaper to learn the most common reasons that UTMs and security appliances are failing MSPs.

Five Cybersecurity Issues SMBs Should Tackle to Stay Safe and How MSSPs Can Help

According to the Verizon 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report, 43% of cyberattacks target small businesses because they have rudimentary protection. And their situation is only going to get worse. As research this year revealed, the cost of a data breach has risen 12 percent over the past 5 years and it is...

Application Fraud: Fighting an Uphill Battle

Application fraud continues to be a significant problem for FIs across the U.S. As identity crimes continue to grow, it is increasingly difficult for FIs to determine who they are dealing with in all delivery channels. Download this whitepaper to learn the effects of online application fraud in the banking industry...

Security Starts With Knowing What to Protect

In this white paper explore what makes up an organization's attack surface.

5 Common Perimeter Exposures and What You Can do About Them

Learn about five of the most common perimeter exposures and discuss how you can address them.

Combating Account Takeover in the Age of Faster, Frictionless Payments

The mobile and online channels are the future; being able to authenticate returning customers and determine who new applicants really are will be essential to successfully expanding product offerings in high-risk digital channels. Download this whitepaper which explores: How payment innovation is impacting fraud...

Online Account Origination Fraud: An Overview

Armed with billions of stolen records, fraudsters create synthetic identities to apply for credit cards, loans, and other types of credit causing unprecedented losses to financial institutions. Download this brief to find out how to block application fraud from the start.

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Buyer's Guide for Complete Privileged Access Management

The Buyer's Guide for Complete Privileged Access Management (PAM) is the most thorough tool for holistically assessing your privileged access security needs and mapping them to modern privilege management solutions. This detailed PAM Buyer's Guide will help you identify where to begin your privileged access management...

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Microsoft Vulnerabilities Report 2019

The Microsoft Vulnerabilities Report 2019 analyzes the data from security bullitens issued by Microsoft throughout 2018. On the second Tuesday of every month, or "Patch Tuesday," Microsoft releases fixes for any vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft products. This report compiles these releases into one, holistic...

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Just-In-Time (JIT) Privileged Access Management (PAM)

The abuse and/or misuse of privileged credentials plays a role in almost every cybersecurity breach incident today. With privileged access in hand. an attacker essentially becomes a malicious insider - and that's an alarming scenario for any IT professional, all the way up to the C-level and the Board. Privileged...

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2019 Integrating Password and Privilege Management for Unix and Linux Systems

Unix and Linux build the foundation for most business-critical systems. Thus, they present target-rich environments for cyber-attackers. Privileged Access Management (PAM) helps to mitigate such risks. To succeed, security teams must follow an integrated approach, covering both privilege elevation and centralized...

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Privileged Access Threat Report 2019

Research results from over 1,000 global key decision makers with visibility over access management confirm that security professionals are aware that a breach is only a matter of time, with 50% of respondents having already suffered a serious breach or expecting to experience one over the next six months (up from 42%...

State of the Internet: Financial Services Attack Economy

Phishing is a well-known attack vector in the financial and security industry space. The data shows that, in addition to unique phishing attempts, adversaries also leveraged credential stuffing attacks to the tune of 3.5 billion attempts during an 18-month period, putting the personal data and banking information of...