This paper characterizes the three key components of release management modernization and provides case studies illustrating how companies use continuous delivery and DevOps to transform the discipline, suggesting steps to adapt practices so companies can compete better with less risk.

DevOps is bringing technical and business benefits to LOB leaders, the C-suite and IT delivery organizations. This IDC Report states that communicating DevOps business value is critical to securing additional funding and accelerating the rate and course of change in an enterprise.

Integrated Threat Management for Dummies lays the foundation for effective tools and techniques that work together to counter today's advanced threats.
Read the ebook to learn:

• The principles of attack prevention
• How security tools work together to protect an organization
• IBM's tools for prevention, detection, and response

Address budget shortages and skills gaps with cloud-based Security Intelligence and Analytics. Use a Software-as-a-Service solution to replace aging SIEM and security technologies with IBM QRadar.

Gartner, Inc. has positioned IBM Security Systems as a leader in providing Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) software in the newly published Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM Technology. Read the Gartner report to learn why IBM Security is positioned as a leader, the strenghts of IBM QRadar for SIEM and market trends and vendor evaluation criteria.

Gartner, Inc. has positioned IBM Security as a leader in providing Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS) appliances in the newly published Gartner Magic Quadrant for IPS technology.

Understand the growing need for next-generation network protection—and how IBM Security Network Protection provides the critical insight, visibility and control you need to protect against emerging threats and targeted attacks.

Understand how attacks work- then deploy comprehensive, integrated solutions to fight each step malware takes.

In this study, we set to explore, with the help of ISMG, how enterprises view mobile security risks, what capabilities they are currently deploying vis-à-vis the four pillars of the framework and what their short-to- medium-term plans are to extend these capabilities.

When you think about mobile security and policies, do you ever think about all the places your enterprise data is going? We operate in a mobile economy, with an estimated 16M mobile devices infected by malware at any given time. There are more mobile devices connected to the Internet than human beings in the world. The question is: Are we prepared for that?

Security concerns are still causing delays in the introduction of advanced mobile banking capabilities. But getting mobility back on track can be easy once the path becomes clear. One effective way to detect current and future fraud is through an integrated, adaptable mobile risk engine.

Focusing on SaaS, this IDC report details considerations to help optimize your cloud security model to align with business requirements.

Security requirements are still stalling the broader adoption of cloud applications. Organizations need to be able to see, control and monitor cloud application usage to help protect against cloud-delivered threats, policy violations and risky user behavior. One of the key challenges is that on-premises security products have a technology gap when it comes to cloud application usage and visibility.

IBM® Cloud Security Enforcer addresses these technology gaps with a new SaaS solution designed to meet the significant challenges of cloud visibility and security.

Internally developed software applications support the most sensitive and strategically important business processes of most enterprises. Yet application security is one of the most neglected fields of cybersecurity.

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Arxan, an IBM application security partner, has released its 4th Annual State of Application Security report.