Enterprise Security

Have you Implemented the SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls?

The SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls (CSC) are a time-proven, prioritized, “what works” list of 20 controls that can be used to minimize security risks to enterprise systems and the critical data they maintain.

Splunk provides a single, integrated, security intelligence platform that allows today’s security professionals to ensure that their organizations are meeting Critical Security Controls requirements.

Read this eBook to learn how Splunk software can uniquely:

  • Verify incoming data, execute the requirements needed, or support human activities associated with a control
  • Make all data in your organization security relevant with no specific vendor preference
  • Ingest and analyze machine-generated data with a real-time schema-less architecture which provides an unparalleled scaling capability for big data

Learn how Splunk software can provide new insights to verify, execute and support requirements for the SANS Top 20 CSC.

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Enterprise Security

Have you Implemented the SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls?

The SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls (CSC) are a time-proven, prioritized, “what works” list of 20 controls that can be used to minimize security risks to enterprise systems and the critical data they maintain.

Splunk provides a single, integrated, security intelligence platform that allows today’s security professionals to ensure that their organizations are meeting Critical Security Controls requirements.

Read this eBook to learn how Splunk software can uniquely:

  • Verify incoming data, execute the requirements needed, or support human activities associated with a control
  • Make all data in your organization security relevant with no specific vendor preference
  • Ingest and analyze machine-generated data with a real-time schema-less architecture which provides an unparalleled scaling capability for big data

Learn how Splunk software can provide new insights to verify, execute and support requirements for the SANS Top 20 CSC.

Request Free!
Enterprise Security

Have you Implemented the SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls?

The SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls (CSC) are a time-proven, prioritized, “what works” list of 20 controls that can be used to minimize security risks to enterprise systems and the critical data they maintain.

Splunk provides a single, integrated, security intelligence platform that allows today’s security professionals to ensure that their organizations are meeting Critical Security Controls requirements.

Read this eBook to learn how Splunk software can uniquely:

  • Verify incoming data, execute the requirements needed, or support human activities associated with a control
  • Make all data in your organization security relevant with no specific vendor preference
  • Ingest and analyze machine-generated data with a real-time schema-less architecture which provides an unparalleled scaling capability for big data

Learn how Splunk software can provide new insights to verify, execute and support requirements for the SANS Top 20 CSC.

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Enterprise Security

Mixed State of Readiness for New Cybersecurity Regulations in Europe

Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation. The GDPR is currently set to be finalised in early 2015, with compliance becoming mandatory in 2017. The NIS directive – set to be implemented in 2015 – will impose new security and incident reporting requirements on a broader range of private sector companies.

The report gauges how organisations perceive the scale and importance of the legislation and predicts how organisations in France, Germany and the UK are most likely to prepare themselves for compliance. Based on responses, it concludes that there is a mixed state of readiness at best, with many not understanding the true extent of the potential impact of the legislation.

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Enterprise Security

Mixed State of Readiness for New Cybersecurity Regulations in Europe

Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation. The GDPR is currently set to be finalised in early 2015, with compliance becoming mandatory in 2017. The NIS directive – set to be implemented in 2015 – will impose new security and incident reporting requirements on a broader range of private sector companies.

The report gauges how organisations perceive the scale and importance of the legislation and predicts how organisations in France, Germany and the UK are most likely to prepare themselves for compliance. Based on responses, it concludes that there is a mixed state of readiness at best, with many not understanding the true extent of the potential impact of the legislation.

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Enterprise Security

Mixed State of Readiness for New Cybersecurity Regulations in Europe

Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation. The GDPR is currently set to be finalised in early 2015, with compliance becoming mandatory in 2017. The NIS directive – set to be implemented in 2015 – will impose new security and incident reporting requirements on a broader range of private sector companies.

The report gauges how organisations perceive the scale and importance of the legislation and predicts how organisations in France, Germany and the UK are most likely to prepare themselves for compliance. Based on responses, it concludes that there is a mixed state of readiness at best, with many not understanding the true extent of the potential impact of the legislation.

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