How to Prepare for Industry 4.0: A 10 Step Guide

Technologies have developed today in manufacturing that were difficult to imagine as little as five years ago. These developments are what have led to the evolution of Industry 4.0. In preparation for the Industry 4.0 revolution, consider this 10-step guideline to ensure you’re asking the right questions and evaluating the right technologies.

Read this guide to learn key factors to review when developing a plan for Industry 4.0 and how to optimize that strategy.

eBook excerpt:

“Industry 4.0 is complex. It is comprised of multiple pieces, used across a variety of applications, and requires strategic planning and change management. Its potential is unparalleled to capabilities available today.”

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The Importance of Developmental Screening for HR & Benefits Directors

With 30% of employees having children, many employers now realize the advantages of adding child development screenings.

Companies who have embraced developmental screenings are seeing:

  • reduced health care costs
  • reduced absenteeism
  • increased productivity
  • increased retention
  • inclusive culture in which employees feel supported.

Download our white paper, The Importance of Developmental Screening for HR & Benefits Directors to learn more!

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The Importance of Developmental Screening for HR & Benefits Directors

With 30% of employees having children, many employers now realize the advantages of adding child development screenings.

Companies who have embraced developmental screenings are seeing:

  • reduced health care costs
  • reduced absenteeism
  • increased productivity
  • increased retention
  • inclusive culture in which employees feel supported.

Download our white paper, The Importance of Developmental Screening for HR & Benefits Directors to learn more!

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The State of Software Security: 2016 Volume 7

Veracode’s intention is to provide security practitioners with tangible AppSec benchmarks against which to measure their own programs. Following up on last year’s report, which focused heavily on benchmarks based on industry vertical performance, this year’s report offers valuable updates as well as takes a closer look at remediation analysis statistics and third-party component vulnerabilities across all industries.

It answers such key questions as:

  • What are the 10 most common vulnerability categories?
  • What percentage of vulnerabilities do my peers remediate?
  • How much impact do my remediation efforts have?
  • How does my fix rate compare to my industry peers? What does good look like?

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The State of Software Security: 2016 Volume 7

Veracode’s intention is to provide security practitioners with tangible AppSec benchmarks against which to measure their own programs. Following up on last year’s report, which focused heavily on benchmarks based on industry vertical performance, this year’s report offers valuable updates as well as takes a closer look at remediation analysis statistics and third-party component vulnerabilities across all industries.

It answers such key questions as:

  • What are the 10 most common vulnerability categories?
  • What percentage of vulnerabilities do my peers remediate?
  • How much impact do my remediation efforts have?
  • How does my fix rate compare to my industry peers? What does good look like?

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Bug Bounty Programs Are Not A Quick Fix

This report looks at the results of a survey taken by 500 IT decision makers in the cybersecurity industry. This report shows the stats surrounding these security choices, and the best options for thorough security programs. You will learn:

  • How to get the best results building a layered application security program
  • Why respondents think organizations rely too heavily on bug bounty programs to find application security risks
  • Why many IT professionals are concerned about a false sense of security – especially in applications
  • How to limit the need to bug bounties with developer training

“93% of cybersecurity ITDMs believe that most flaws uncovered in a bug bounty program could have been prevented by developer training or testing in the development phase.”

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