The purpose of this white paper is to introduce managed security services as a key strategy for evolving your business.

This paper provides a helpful checklist for NIST adoption.

This paper navigates decision-makers through the issues surrounding a specific technology or business case, explores the business value of adoption, and recommends the range of considerations and concrete next steps in the decision-making process.

Measuring & Managing the Cyber Risks to Business Operations, which was sponsored by Tenable and conducted by Ponemon Institute, reveals global trends in how organizations are assessing and addressing cybersecurity risks. We conclude from the findings that current approaches to understanding cyber risks to business operations are failing to help organizations minimize and mitigate threats. We surveyed 2,410 IT and IT security practitioners in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Mexico and Japan. All respondents have involvement in the evaluation and/or management of investments in cybersecurity solutions within their organizations. The consolidated global findings are presented in this report.

“Almost immediately following the WannaCry cyberattack, the NotPetya malware affected countries and organisations around the globe that had strikingly similar repercussions and lessons to take away. This attack exemplified the chronic failings organisations and nation-states continue to have despite the blatant and ongoing threats cyberspace poses. With cyber threats remaining a critical issue for organisations, there is still a great deal organisations need to do to mitigate these for future resilience.”

This e-book contains insights on breach readiness, response and resiliency based on in-depth interviews conducted with the Security for Business Innovation Council (SBIC). The SBIC is comprised of forward-thinking security executives from Global 1000 enterprises committed to advancing the state of information security worldwide by sharing insights from their real-world experience.

You can use container security tools to secure critical applications, speed development efforts, and tamperproof your containers. But to access these benefits, you’ll first have to select from a diverse set of vendors — vendors that vary by size, functionality, geography, and vertical market focus. Security pros should use Forrester’s Now Tech report to understand the value they can expect from a container security provider and select vendors based on size and functionality.

In this report, they provide an overview of current vulnerability disclosure trends and insights into real-world vulnerability demographics in enterprise environments. they analyze vulnerability prevalence in the wild, based on the number of affected enterprises, to highlight vulnerabilities that security practitioners are dealing with in practice - not just in theory.

“In this year’s report, SecurityScorecard looked at more than 1200 healthcare companies from July 2017 through the end of the year and analyzed terabytes of information to assess risk across ten risk factors.”

This is an annual report that discusses the latest malware and hacking trends in compromised websites.

This document discusses the vulnerabilities discovered by edgescanTM over the past year – 2016. The vulnerabilities discovered are a result of providing “Fullstack” continuous vulnerability management to a wide range of client verticals; from Small Businesses to Global Enterprises, From Telecoms & Media companies to Software Development, Gaming, Energy and Medical organisations. The statistics are based on the continuous security assessment & management of over 57,000 systems distributed globally.

In the executive summary, this report asks, “What if defenders could see the future?” it then goes on to say that defenders can see what’s on the horizon and many clues are out there and obvious. The entire report seeks to outline ways in which defenders can see the future.

This report offers an analysis into current trends in vulnerability risk management. It examines the attributes of security vulnerabilities viewed through a variety of lenses: Attributes of vulnerabilities published since 2002 versus those only recently published, Attributes of all vulnerabilities published in the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) in contrast with only those uploaded into our platform by our clients, Vulnerabilities broken down by industry vertical, CVSS score, product vendor and active exploitation in the wild.

In this whitepaper you will learn what endpoint privilege management is and how an effective approach significantly enhances an organization’s security against rising cyber crime. They cover the origins of the least privilege concept, the benefits of application control, the current cyber threat landscape and how endpoint privilege management works to combat this with minimal disruption to user productivity.

Many federal agencies have begun adoption of modern, agile approaches to software delivery, with the goal of building higher quality services faster and more cheaply. While there are significant barriers to the adoption of this paradigm in the federal government, this paper offers specific principles and practices that have already achieved success.

This is a report on cloud security trends.

This report takes a close look at vulnerability management and seeks to make it a far simpler task.

An interview-based report, drawing from interviews of 400 security professionals. Covers topics such as the current state of SOC design, ransomware, and the rise of malware in otherwise legitimate software.

This document discusses the vulnerabilities discovered by edgescanTM over the past year – 2015. The vulnerabilities discovered are a result of providing continuous vulnerability management to a wide range of client verticals; from Small Businesses to Global Enterprises; Telecoms & Media, Software Development, Gaming, Energy and Medical organizations.

The goal of this report is to shed some light on the current threat landscape for organizations, assess the strengths and weaknesses of current vulnerability evaluation systems such as CVSS, (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) and explore additional metrics for determining the risk of a vulnerability.

In this report, they examine that series of interacting tiers—application services, application access, Transport Layer Security (TLS), domain name services (DNS), and the network—because each one is a potential target of attack.