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.
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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.
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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.

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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.
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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.
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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.
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The top five signs you need DevOps.

The DevOps methodology unites software development (Dev) and production and operations (Ops) into a single, integrated, and continuous process.While Dev focuses on innovation and speed, the mandate to Ops is about stability, control, and predictability. Left to themselves, Dev and Ops struggle to talk to each other, much less collaborate. Is the ongoing battle between Development and Operations holding you back? Here are five signs you may need to bring them together with DevOps.
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The New Normal of DevOps

Society is racing forward at breakneck speed. At the same time, the world is becoming more complicated and relationships between companies and their customers are no longer linear, but complex. Coping with these changes is a corporate culture issue for many companies, an issue that will need to be addressed if companies and government organizations want to keep up. For big, established organizations, the road ahead won’t be easy.
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TechInsights Report: What Smart Businesses Know About DevOps

Now more than ever DevOps, a process which helps foster collaboration between the teams that create and test applications with those that maintain them in production environments, is poised for widespread adoption across IT organizations worldwide. New research commissioned by CA Technologies and conducted between May and July 2013 by Vanson Bourne shows many organizations are achieving significant and measurable benefits from DevOps—anywhere from between 17% to 23% improvement in key business metrics such as revenue, time-to-market and new customer acquisition.
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DevOps: The Bridge to Faster Application Delivery

Complex, repetitive, slow and prone to errors. It’s also essential in today’s world. DevOps is gaining traction among IT leaders seeking quality, agility and faster time to market. Validate the importance of accelerating the delivery of new applications and services to market, and to understand organizations’ current ability to meet this objective.
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Bridge the Gap between Network Ops and the Service Desk

Businesses can’t afford to let siloed approaches to incident management delay resolution and undermine IT productivity. BMC Intelligent Service Resolution bridges the gap between the service desk and network operations, and provides a unified, business-centric view across technologies, to help you resolve the right issues more quickly than ever.
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Is Your Middleware Sapping Performance?

Middleware systems play a critical role in delivering business data and are now an essential part of every IT environment. These tools keep data flowing, prevent problems, streamline, troubleshoot, guide administration and empower user self-service. Learn about BMC’s Middleware Management solution.
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5 Steps to a successful switch to VOIP

If you are like most people, you’ll participate in selecting and implementing a new business phone system only once or twice in your career. After all, most companies don’t keep a professional “phone system buyer” on staff. And if you're making the switch to VoIP that process can seem even more daunting. Where do you even start?

The truth is it's actually a pretty painless process – once you know what your needs are. Download our ebook "5 Steps to a Successful Switch to VoIP" for a simple 5 step process to help you get going as you manage uncharted territory. After reading it, you'll be better equipped to make a successful switch to VoIP.

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5 Signs you need to upgrade your phone system

Outside of the obvious dead air when you pick your phone, how do you know if you need to consider a new phone system? If you are like most people, you’ll participate in selecting and implementing a new business phone system only once or twice in your career. After all, most companies don’t keep a professional “phone system buyer” on staff. Where do you even start?

The Internet has completely redefined what it means to run a business. We now have access to an endless array of exciting tools for productivity and collaboration. And yes, we're still talking about phone systems. Download our ebook "5 Signs You Need to Upgrade Your Phone System" for a 5 step guide to what you should be looking for in a modern phone system.

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