nomorerack Case Study
Secure DNS Prevents Attacks Video
4 Ways DNS Can Accelerate Business Growth
It’s Time for a Serious Talk: 3 Questions to Ask Your DNS Host about Lowering DDoS Risks
The Total Economic Impact™ Of IBM MQ
Read this Forrester Consulting analyst report to help you evaluate the potential financial impact of deploying IBM® MQ for message-based connectivity between business applications and other IT systems. Benefits can include:
• Reduced support incident costs through higher reliability
• Improved team efficiency as a result of reduced application complexity
• Reduced hardware requirements because of better throughput
• Reduced maintenance costs as a result of built-in alerts and application monitoring capabilities
The Ultimate Guide to Drupal 8
Note that since Drupal 8 is still under active development, some of the details here may change prior to its release. Drupal 8 is now feature-frozen, so most information should remain relevant. Where applicable, Drupal 7 contributed equivalents of Drupal 8 features will be noted.
Cloud Security in Flux— Protecting Your Business with Defense in Depth
Protecting your Drupal site requires multiple levels of security. By building layers of application-, network-, and endpoint-level protections—or what Acquia calls “defense in depth”— organizations can buy time to fend off would-be attackers, improving resiliency. However, defense isn’t just about on-premise security. Keeping your Drupal site safe and secure is a shared responsibility across your organization and trusted vendors.
In this ebook, we’ll go over ways you can best secure your Drupal site and best practices for how your organization handles security incidents.
Putting the Design in Responsive Design
Six Keys to Agile Delivery
Five Steps to Simplify and Accelerate Mobile App Testing
Mobile App Agility: What Matters Most to Today’s Development and Operations Teams
ESG-Webroot Research
The Endpoint Security Paradox
With the endpoint security ecosystem in a profound state of change, ESG surveyed 340 IT and information security professionals representing large midmarket (500 to 999 employees) and enterprise-class (1,000 employees or more) organizations in North America. T he objective of this research was to assess how these organizations are changing their endpoint security strategies in response to new types of threats and cyber-attack techniques.
This report goes into detail the findings of this survey.
A Smarter Solution to Malware Prevention
Traditional endpoint security has failed to keep up with today’s threats and is exposing organizations to unacceptable levels of risk. It’s time for smarter, next-generation malware prevention to replace or supplement traditional defenses. New approaches to malware can wrest back control and give security administrators greater visibility and control over their endpoints at a lower cost than traditional solutions.
This paper looks at the endpoint threats organizations are facing, the means to combat those threats, and why next-generation, cloud-driven protection offers the smartest way to prevent endpoint malware infections.