SAP Uses HP Fortify to Help Produce Secure Applications
Download this study to learn why the world's largest business software company relies on HP's static analysis solution to effectively scan critical Java code.
Sponsor: Hewlett Packard – CA
Bloomberg Research: Faster, Better, Safer
The future success of any company is predicated on perfecting the merger of mobility and security - and being nimble about it. This study focuses on the security issues surrounding mobile applications, and surveyed 150 senior business & senior IT decision-makers. Download to hear what they had to say.
Mainstay ROI – Does Application Security Pay?
Does Application Security Pay? Actually, it does! Mainstay reviewed the Software Security Assurance solutions of 17 organizations and found financial benefits as high as $2.4M from efficiency and productivity improvements. Download this whitepaper to see how you and your enterprise might benefit from better software security.
Cyber Risk 2016 Executive Summary
Discover how the key findings in this cyber security research report can help you understand the threat landscape better and deploy the right resources to reduce cyber security risk.
This executive summary examines the nature of prevalent vulnerabilities and how adversaries take advantage of those vulnerabilities. The report challenges you to rethink how and where your organization can be attacked, as it is no longer a question of "if" but "when." You can use this intelligence to better allocate security funds and personnel resources to counter threats and prepare a better breach response.
HP Tipping Point Provides Next Generation Network Security
Cyber criminals are more sophisticated and more determined than ever. Protecting your network from attack requires new thinking— and new security solutions. Gartner’s “Defining Next-Generation Network Intrusion Prevention” (included below) shows how intrusion prevention systems (IPS) are evolving to block a wider range of threats while minimizing false positives that keep security teams scrambling.
Improve Your Security in 30 Days
Every second matters in the fight against cyber-attacks. Don’t wait to become a victim. With the HP TippingPoint Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System (NGIPS) and Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW), you can improve your network security and visibility in just 30 days. It’s a simple, effective, and
reliable network security solution that sees and stops cyber-attacks before damage is done.
A New Approach to Malware Defense
For years, enterprises have relied on endpoint defenses like anti-virus software to detect and disable malware. But that approach—which relies on signatures of known attacks—has failed to stop targeted attacks. Anonymous proxy networks like Tor provide cyber criminals the ideal communication vehicle for malware. Increased reliance on mobile devices and corporate BYOD programs increase vulnerability. And new technologies like IPv6 bring complexity and offer hackers a security gap when defenses lag technology. As a result, IT security organizations are falling farther behind in the war on malware.
HP TippingPoint next-generation intrusion prevention system (NGIPS) and next-generation firewall (NGFW) broaden malware defenses by disrupting every phase of the malware lifecycle. To enable this, TippingPoint uses a three-prong approach based on original security intelligence from HP Security Research.
The 2014 Next Generation Firewall Challenge
The Target security breach and discovery of the “Heartbleed” vulnerability in web encryption software taught us some important lessons about enterprise security. Analyst Robin Layland applies those lessons to establish key requirements for next-generation firewalls (NGFW). Then HP’s TJ Alldridge explains how HP TippingPoint NGFW meets those requirements and offers a compelling NGFW that is simple, effective, and reliable.
2013 Cyber Risk Report Executive Summary
The “Cyber risk report 2013 Executive summary” presents the major findings of HP Security Research’s comprehensive dive into today’s cyber vulnerability and threat landscape. It provides information you need to effectively plan your cyber security strategy and deploy your defenses. The summary concludes that security is about an integrated, systematic approach that includes both protective and reactive measures.
Security considerations when undergoing a network refresh
Corporate networks are under a constant state of siege - not just from threats but from the pressure of supporting the ever-growing number of clients, devices and platforms that have resulted from the BYOD phenomena. Network demands will only increase as we move to the "internet of things" adding sensors and instrumentation of all types to the list of security burdens. As a result, many organizations are planning network refreshes to ensure bandwidth for current and future needs will be available. But new networking protocols and hardware can bring new attack surfaces for both internal and external threats, and organizations must consider new security measures, from intrusion prevention systems to next-generation firewalls to ensure network upgrades don't leave them at higher risk.
This SlashGuide looks at the most important factors IT should keep top of mind as they plan their move to 802.11ac, higher bandwidth wired infrastructure or upgrading to switches and routers with enhanced capabilities.
Next Generation Enterprise Network Security Solutions: The Importance of Incorporating Vulnerability Intelligence
Hackers are quick to exploit newly discovered vulnerabilities in the software enterprises deploy and use. Traditional security defenses rely on known attack signatures, so they often fail to detect attacks that exploit new vulnerabilities.
HP TippingPoint Next-Generation Intrusion Prevention System (NGIPS) and Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) combine technology that focuses on the root problems common to multiple threats with the latest vulnerability intelligence provided by HP Security Research and supported by more than 3,000 external security researchers. This enables them to block new threats that escape detection by traditional threat pattern recognition with minimal impact on network performance.
2013 Cyber Risk Report Executive Summary
The “Cyber risk report 2013 Executive summary” presents the major findings of HP Security Research’s comprehensive dive into today’s cyber vulnerability and threat landscape. It provides information you need to effectively plan your cyber security strategy and deploy your defenses.
The summary concludes that security is about an integrated, systematic approach that includes both protective and reactive measures. Read it to learn:
• What are the major trends in software vulnerabilities?
• How prevalent is mobile malware?
• What are the most common problems found in mobile apps?
• How vulnerable are JAVA applications?
• What is the danger of misconfigured systems?
eBook: Security For a Faster World
Cybercrime is becoming increasingly sophisticated, and it often surpasses the security capabilities of even large corporations. This eBook presents a maturity model that will help you determine how secure you really are, explores five questions every CIO should be able to answer, and outlines a new approach based on intelligence gathering and research that can keep you ahead of the cybercriminals.
Big Security for Big Data
In order to meet current security problems, a new paradigm shift needs to occur. Businesses need the ability to secure data, collect it, and aggregate into an intelligent format, so that real-time alerting and reporting can take place. The first step is to establish complete visibility so that you can monitor your data and those who access it. Next, you need to understand the context, so that you can focus on assets that are critical to your business. Finally, you need to utilize the intelligence gathered so that you can harden your attack surface and stop attacks before data is exfiltrated. This white paper will give you the information you need to get started.
Security considerations when undergoing a network refresh
Corporate networks are under a constant state of siege - not just from threats but from the pressure of supporting the ever-growing number of clients, devices and platforms that have resulted from the BYOD phenomena. Network demands will only increase as we move to the "internet of things" adding sensors and instrumentation of all types to the list of security burdens.
As a result, many organizations are planning network refreshes to ensure bandwidth for current and future needs will be available. But new networking protocols and hardware can bring new attack surfaces for both internal and external threats, and organizations must consider new security measures, from intrusion prevention systems to next-generation firewalls to ensure network upgrades don't leave them at higher risk.
This SlashGuide looks at the most important factors IT should keep top of mind as they plan their move to 802.11ac, higher bandwidth wired infrastructure or upgrading to switches and routers with enhanced capabilities.