Building an attractive, efficient and popular website is no easy task and the build isn’t over when the website goes live. Webmasters need to be aware that bots lurk around every corner, looking to infiltrate a website, alter their stats, change their …
It’s imperative to stay on top of security concerns in today’s changing world. Read the eBook to learn where liabilities hide, and how to prevent them.Chapters include:Severity of vulnerabilitiesMost commonly detected objectsContinued complexity of thr…
Employees are a critical part of an organization’s defense against many IT security threats. Just as having the correct technology solutions is important, training personnel to recognize security threats is a critical part of any security strategy.As p…
It’s a quick and easy way to test drive new enterprise capabilities, including: advanced collaboration, analytics, and security features.Step through common enterprise scenarios to see how Office 365 can support your business needsSee the latest in-pro…
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Your enterprise’s security issues are not solely the responsibility of the Chief Security Officer. Business decision makers like CFOs are responsible for managing risk, and cybersecurity should be top of mind when it comes to protecting an organization’s financial assets. In fact, the average consolidated total cost of a data breach in 2015 was $3.8 million—a 23% increase since 2013.
Many CFOs don’t know what to ask their security teams, to help them get what they need to protect their organization. Looking at everything from budget concerns to the financial efficiency of BYOD policies, we’ve compiled five key questions that CFOs (and business decision makers alike) can use to start the conversation with their CSO and build a fully supported security plan. Opening the lines of communication between you and your security team is the first step to improving your security plan. Learn how through our free eBook. |
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Office 365 makes it easy to provide your business with the email software it needs to stay productive. And, with a 99.9% financially backed uptime guarantee, you can rest assured your email is up and running — safely and securely.
We’ve pulled together the top five ways Office 365 helps provide the level of security your business needs. From Advanced Threat Protection to secure mobile devices, enterprise-level security from Office 365 is there each step of the way. We’ve made email security our priority, so you don’t have to make it yours. Learn how to secure your email — and your business — today. |
The increasing need for online authentication means greater security concerns for organizations relying on the old standard of username and password. That’s why many organizations are turning to Multifactor Authentication (MFA).By leveraging two of som…
As businesses, other types of organizations, and their customers increasingly interact and transact through their laptops and mobile devices, the need to protect their resources and information dramatically increases. Both the number and the seriousnes…
A data breach is an organization’s worst nightmare, especially in highly regulated industries like healthcare or education. What most organizations don’t realize is that the most common sources for security incidents are right in front of them: privile…
Security & Risk professionals recognize the value and benefits of analyzing user behavior and monitoring user activity. At times, legal and HR staff have questions that must be addressed prior to implementation. This document is intended to assist …
