10 Features Every Web App Firewall Should Provide

Web application firewalls protect data and applications against online threats. Because Web application firewalls are strategic, every organization must carefully evaluate their security, management, and deployment capabilities. This paper explains in detail the 10 features that every Web application firewall must provide.
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10 Features Every Web App Firewall Should Provide

Web application firewalls protect data and applications against online threats. Because Web application firewalls are strategic, every organization must carefully evaluate their security, management, and deployment capabilities. This paper explains in detail the 10 features that every Web application firewall must provide.
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Create More Secure Software Code: 5 Key Steps

Software security, or rather the lack thereof, has become commonplace and an all too frequently recurring story in print and electronic media around the world. Just a single incident, such as the Target breach, which affected over 100 million people and cost Target an estimated $300 million, has the power to propel the subject of security from the world of IT professionals into the conversations of everyday people. Of course, there have been many incidents, pre- and post-Target. TJ Maxx, P.F. Chang’s, JPMorgan Chase, Snapchat, eBay, Home Depot, Staples... the list goes on and on and includes public, private, and government organizations.
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Reduce Your Open Source Security Risk: Strategies, Tactics and Tools

While there’s no doubt that open source software (OSS) is here to stay, that doesn’t mean that developers can feel free to use all and any open source software components with no thought to the vulnerabilities and security issues they may introduce into their development projects. The fact is, there’s no such thing as bulletproof, bug-free, automatically license compliant, and easily auditable software. Not in the open source world and not in the commercial off the shelf (COTS) world.
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Application Self-Protection: It’s Time For a New Kind of Defense

With security breaches targeting the application layer more and more, security teams have begun to shift their focus (and budgets) to address this new challenge. However, limited resources and the dynamic nature of these attacks means that the application security strategy is constantly evolving. IT organizations are tasked with choosing the right tools for every aspect of a layered defense. This paper, including research data from Gartner, will provide insight into the threat landscape as well as the solutions that best address this ever changing landscape.
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Protecting Your APIs Against Attack and Hijack

The best practice for API security architecture is to separate out API implementation and API security into distinct tiers. Under this model, an API developer can focus completely on the application domain, ensuring that each API is well designed and promotes integration between different apps. CA API Gateway provides the API security administrator with complete control over access control, threat detection, confidentiality, integrity and audit across every API the organization publishes.
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A Smart Strategy for Windows Server 2003 Migration

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 will reach its end-of-life by July 2015, servers will no longer be receiving security updates, leaving critical business systems vulnerable to attacks. The server operating system has run for many years and there are many customers, who have Windows Server 2003 in production today and some will continue to do so until end-of life of Windows Server 2003 for different reasons. If you are still using Windows Server 2003, now is the time to consider your options. The place to start is to develop a business case around operating system migration. A migration project requires many resources and will take some time and planning.
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Stepping into the Spotlight Infographic

For internal support centers, the message coming from the overall business is clear: You need to demonstrate your business value. Outsourcing, managed services and cloud-based solutions that didn’t exist just a few years ago are piling on the pressure.
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Cyber Risk Report 2015

Today's cyber world is an evolving landscape of known vulnerabilities and exploits coupled with new threats brought by new technologies. Security professionals must learn to protect their businesses from both.

The HP Cyber Risk Report 2015 brings the information you need to do that. This comprehensive study provides a broad view of the 2014 threat landscape. Then it drills down into specific technologies including open source, mobile, and the Internet of Things. Read the report to learn:

• The well-known vulnerabilities that continue to open the door to hackers
• The new technologies that introduce new avenues of attack
• Why secure coding still fails to protect data
• Why multi-layered defenses are critical to protection

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The 2016 Cyber Risk Report

Hackers are finding new vulnerabilities in your IT environment and developing new ways to exploit them. To fight back, you've got to know what they know and understand how they attack. Cyber Risk Report 2016 culminates a year-long research by HPE Security Research, our industry-leading research arm. It brings you the information you need to understand the threat and plan your defenses. Read the full report to learn:

• Why 2015 was the year of collateral damage
• How hackers' targets are shifting from servers and OSs to applications
• The vulnerabilities most exploited by hackers in 2015
• The most common malware discovered in the wild

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