TRIAL SOFTWARE:
The increase of new technologies that enable remote data access 24x7, the escalating sophistication of cyber criminals and rising insider risks have forced organizations to change their approach to endpoint security and data protection.
EGUIDE:
The application awareness of next-generation firewalls (NGFW) provides security IT teams with new opportunities and challenges. Read this expert E-Guide to discover how a NGFW prevents application-layer attacks and why they are important to consider as a form of defense for the enterprise.
EBOOK:
Antivirus and intrusion prevention aren't the threat detection stalwarts they used to be. Check out this Information Security Essential Guide to uncover how vendors are responding to the growing threat landscape and the options available to help you counter modern-day attacks.
DATA SHEET:
Organizations need advanced security technology, strong security expertise and 24x7 vigilance to safeguard their networks and IT systems. This data sheet offers an overview and specifications of Dell SecureWorks’ proprietary network intrusion prevention appliance, iSensor. Learn about its key features and how it can protect your networks.
EGUIDE:
As security attacks have grown in numbers and complexity over the past few years, security efforts have evolved in the same measure. Advanced security analytics is the next step in cybersecurity. Learn how to shift from a reactive to a proactive approach and what the future of security holds.
EGUIDE:
Managing endpoint security is a major challenge for organizations. This expert e-guide, brought to you by SearchCIO.com, offers a five-point solution for managing endpoint security for the hyper-connected enterprise – starting with data governance.
WHITE PAPER:
This research paper will discuss how cybercriminals used Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) as a venue to conveniently perform malicious activities on affected users' systems. The findings in this paper were based on a client-submitted case that TrendLabs engineers handled this March.
WHITE PAPER:
It is no longer sufficient to rely on outdated firewall technology that only looks at the port, protocol, source IP and destination IP to determine if a session from the outside should be allowed inside the network.
