Fueled by technological advances and social factors, the quantified self movement has experienced rapid growth. Quantified self, also known as self-tracking, aims to improve lifestyle and achievements by measuring and analyzing key performance data across a range of activities. This report deals with the threats and vulnerabilities that are present in the devices used to provide those measurements and analysis.

This eBook gives a detailed understanding of Adaptive segmentation and how it can be effectively used for cloud security.

This report seeks to outline the potential problems related to apps that are allowed to have access to corporate networks and servers.

Within this review, you’ll find an assessment of the technological, price point, time-to-market, and ongoing maintenance and enhancement advantages of utilizing a dedicated security partner versus attempting to replicate a secure, scalable, and comprehensive solution in-house.

This paper seeks to aid the reader with choosing a mobile app integration solution.

In this report, the authors outline an approach for edge-to-edge security for companies to consider as they build their digital transformation roadmaps. Strengthening a company’s security posture in a world of SDI requires rethinking both the human and the infrastructure elements, leaving behind the idea of network-centric security and moving toward data-centric security.

This guide provides comprehensive help for enterprises seeking to evaluate two factor authentication services.

In this issue, Mandiant presents their popular annual breach statistics, discuss three new trends that they have noticed, explore more in depth “Trends Turned Constants”, and include two additional articles to help support their interpretation of the numbers they present. The articles address the [re]Rise of Red Teaming operations, and how their FireEye as a Service (FaaS) service line is keeping companies safer and reducing the standard number of days compromised.

This paper takes a unique look at the competing issues of using machine learning techniques to fight fraud at financial institutions.

As such, this survey sought to explore the state of DNS security in the cybersecurity/IT market, discover how highly IT and cybersecurity professionals rank DNS security, and gauge the strength of the DNS protections enterprises have in place.

Neustar’s 2015 DDoS Attacks and Protection Report spotlights the risks you face, and shows how companies throughout North America are aggressively defending themselves. The major change this year is the significant increase in the use of hybrid solutions (on-premises hardware plus cloud-based mitigation).

From the report, “Internet of Things (IoT) technology holds incredible promise for transforming the enterprise, but one of the biggest hurdles for companies implementing IoT will be extracting insight from the incredible volumes of fast-moving data these systems produce and integrating that resulting intelligence into business processes in real time.”

If the North American underground had an alter ego, it would be the French underground. A deep dive into the North American underground1 revealed that it is a “glass tank,” open to not only the tech-savviest of hackers, but also visible to both cybercriminals and law enforcement. The French underground, meanwhile, is not only well-hidden in the Dark Web, its players also operate with extreme caution. Read this paper to find out more.

The ever-changing cyber threat environment is forcing IT decision-makers (ITDMs) to re- evaluate their security strategies. How well equipped are SMBs to protect their data? How are they adapting their approaches to keep pace with a barrage of new cyber threats? To find out, Webroot commissioned a study of ITDMs in the US, UK, and Australia to evaluate the current security concerns and strategies of SMBs around the world. This report discusses the results of that survey.

This report will help you benchmark your third-party risk management program and its performance against trends in the market and best practices.

The series will show you how to take practical steps to aid your organization in meeting GDPR requirements for protecting personal data.

This is a report on cloud security trends.

This Case Study looks at an example of how the app Pokemon Go, caused the compromise of sensitive corporate data.

This white paper the explore the GDPR. The consequences of non-compliance, and how an organization can use the GDPR to re-examine and upgrade their security posture.

The National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) envisions widespread, trusted identity exchanges using federated methods that are secure, interoperable, privacy-enhancing and easy to use. Realization of that vision will require companies, agencies and individuals to perform at a new level. The Requirements are our first step towards that goal, by describing a set of functions that parties must be able to fulfill, and a set of criteria for assessing those capabilities.

This whitepaper seeks to provide aid to lawfirms and their need for security compliance with their clients.