This report arms you with the knowledge and insight you need to make more informed business decisions when it comes to the security of your organisation.

Download this white paper, to learn how you can reduce the risk of hackers finding your site and attacking it by using automated vulnerability assessments to identify exploitable weaknesses and take corrective action.

This white paper explains the licensing and proper use of Symantec SSL Certificates for securing multiple Web servers and/or multiple domains and subdomains in the network configurations.

This paper examines how recent trends in Internet trust marks can help restore confidence in online shopping, and as concluded by at least one recent study, even induce those who do shop to spend more.

Symantec Extended Validation (EV) SSL Certificates can be a key factor in helping increase customer confidence during online business transactions. More confidence can mean more conversions for customers with EV SSL certificates.

Chances are that you are dissatisfied with your current backup solution, as half of those surveyed by NetApp have stated. Find out what QuorumLabs onQ can do to eliminate hassles.

There is hope for IT administrators seeking to gain control over the Windows environment while still offering local admin rights to the user base.

Unlock the true business value of IT security, and learn why companies of all sizes are choosing SaaS over on-premise solutions.

Only companies with a disaster-ready infrastructure and solid business continuity plan can come through such events with minimal downtime and cost.

This study identifies the 3rd party program vulnerabilities and the threat they represent.

This report investigates year-to-year trends since June 2011, including the evolving threat of software portfolios and global vulnerability data.

This paper discusses the vulnerable components of SCADA systems based on analysis from Secunia while verifying the reported reported vulnerabilities.

Measurements within this white paper demonstrate that an intelligent patching strategy is an effective approach for reducing vulnerability risks.

This paper discusses the limitations of security and highlights how cybercriminals can achieve their goals without administrative access.

This whitepaper examines the common misconceptions about full disk encryption.

The internet has become a key business tool for organisations in all types of industry and its importance continues to grow as an ever wider range of devices, such as smartphones, allow immediate, always-on connectivity. Its importance is not lost on hackers, who are looking to attack networks via the web as many see this as the greatest opportunity for their exploits to be successful. Their chances of success only increase with growing demand for interactivity of services and more collaboration, leading to ever more sensitive information flowing around communications networks.

Small businesses, representing companies with fewer than 500 employees, represent 99.9% of all employers in the UK1, and 99.7% of US employers2. As such, they are a substantial economic driver, and can be considered part of the critical national infrastructure, meaning that their security readiness is a significant issue. As a leader in the campaign to secure companies of all sizes against cyber attack, Web security company Webroot undertook a survey to help increase the understanding of small to medium-sized business (SMB) security awareness and readiness. Webroot sampled businesses across the US, the UK, and Australia, and used responses from organisations of various sizes to help gauge the security stance of SMBs in context.

Computer and networking technologies continue to evolve rapidly, enabling previously unthought-of ways of communicating and collaborating with our peers, suppliers and clients. Unfortunately, they have also created new opportunities for cybercrime - the bad guys are using the distributed power of the internet to maximise their reach and impact. From an IT security perspective we still follow approaches and practices that are more than two decades old. The old models neither support today's business activities, nor do they protect against the sophisticated and highly targeted attacks that are becoming prevalent.

This white paper will outline possible mobile device security threats and review how IT can effectively manage and secure a fleet of devices, whether they are personally owned or corporate owned. By following the strategies outlined in this paper, IT managers will learn what the greatest security risks are for mobile devices and how to effectively protect end users, their devices, and the network infrastructure from attack, harm, or lost data.

In this E-Book, we take a look at several companies that have migrated to Google Apps. Here, their IT leaders present the results they have achieved so far, as well as they lessons they have learned.

Why fixing third-party application vulnerabilities is at the core of sound government information security-and how to make sure patch management is optimizing your security posture.

Advances in attacks on network security over the last few years have led to many high-profile compromises of enterprise networks and breaches of data security.

This paper will look at ways federal government agencies can maintain a strong and effective patch management program by seamlessly integrating third party patch management solutions into existing SCCM infrastructure.

This whitepaper will cover the challenges of relying exclusively on either AV or patch and configuration management for threat resistance and why a combined approach is the best option.

This paper will look at ways federal government agencies can maintain a strong and effective patch management program by seamlessly integrating third party patch management solutions into existing SCCM infrastructure.