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 | The use of security information and event management (SIEM) as part of an integrated security management program is an information security best practice. Whether referring to security event management, security information management, log management systems, or more modern combined industry solutions, SIEM user requirements and operational considerations have evolved. This eBook provides guidance to operationalize security and put the top 10 best SIEM practices to work, offering pertinent insights and details about how to gain more assured value from SIEM. Download Now |
 | Many companies today are concerned with how information is exchanged both between their organization and others and also within the organization itself. In this context, email is the pervasive application that binds the majority of corporate information formats and channels together. Most of us use email as a file server, an increasing majority access it from multiple locations and almost all of us have invested countless hours sending, sorting, filtering, filing and responding to the inbox. From a technology perspective, we are mostly concerned with the size of an email inbox and preserving the integrity of the information it holds. These two factors are the factors most likely to slow down the business and impact productivity, the latter also affecting information risk in its various forms. However, it is fair to say that these issues are not, in general, as significant as they once were. In the pursuit of faster email delivery and secure information exchange, it seems that the ‘quality’ of email itself is a distant and secondary concern. However, this is something that will, over time, change. Whilst the implications of security breaches are significant, the actual risk is manageable for most businesses. Moreover, the burgeoning number of businesses opting for email to be delivered as a service results in performance and availability issues becoming less acute, or at least becoming the responsibility of the service provider. In the following research, these trends are evidenced in more detail. Download Now |
 | This Technology Spotlight explores the benefits that integrated endpoint security platforms with centralised management control offer organisations. This paper also examines the role that Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Business has in meeting IT needs related to ease of use, effectiveness and return-on-investment in the strategically important market for endpoint security. Download Now |
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 | In today’s competitive climate, the desire of business users to adopt the latest devices to improve their productivity, the requirement to drive down cost while improving service, and the capability of an over-stretched IT department are often in tension. This is not new. However, the extreme flexibility available to users creates tough new problems for the IT department. This document explains some of the ways in which common security and functionality problems can be avoided by using management that follows the user, and not the device. Download Now |
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