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Seven years ago in the SBIC report Bridging the CISO-CEO Divide, we explored the best practices security leaders could use to communicate more effectively with their COs. CISOs were at a crossroads and just beginning to take a seat at the executive table. We provided recommendations from global leaders about ways CISOs could embrace their growing leadership role, build trust with the executive leadership team and earn the confidence of their CO. We discussed how harting a new course based on a strategic, risk-based approach to information security would drive clear business value.
Introducing the RSA SecurID® Suite, the only identity and access assurance solution that meets the dynamic access needs of today’s modern workforce.
The RSA SecurID Suite offers a comprehensive set of capabilities including access management, authentication, risk analytics, identity governance and life-cycle management.
The RSA SecurID Suite helps solve two fundamental challenges for your organisation. Are my users who they say they are, and do they have the right level of access?
What if imagination and creativity flowed as freely in your business? Unhindered by fear or insecurity, you’d have the courage, ambition and hope to reach new users, deploy new technologies and grow your business faster. You could conquer the world (or at least the marketplace).
Your identity strategy should be the wings that keep your business—and your users—soaring.
Reimagine your identity strategy with the RSA SecurID® Suite, the industry’s most advanced identity and access assurance solution that helps minimise risk and accelerate business. With the RSA SecurID Suite, you’re free to explore a world of limitless possibility.
The criminals, hacktivists, and others trying to breach corporate cybersecurity are just like anyone else: they want to accomplish their mission as efficiently as possible. So why focus on compromising an organisation's access device or infrastructure? That’s not where the action is.
Advanced threats today target what is on either side of those systems: the user sitting at the keyboard, and the corporate data he or she has access to as part of the job. The goal for the attacker is to compromise identities, impersonate legitimate users to glide past security controls, find valuable data, and glide back out undetected.
Read this whitepaper to find out more.
Keeping your company secure is as much about detecting and responding to attacks as they occur as it is about preventing attacks before they happen. Given the proliferation and sophistication of malicious entities, organizations must assume that they will be infiltrated and have an effective detection and response strategy. In this report Forrester Consulting evaluates how the capabilities of SIEM and security analytics solutions stack up against the current threat landscape.
Any size organization can be a target, generally because of weak authentication. Password-only protection is simply too risky. In addition, stolen passwords were responsible for major thefts of records from Best Buy and Twitter. This paper will show why any size organization can be a target; and how the legal and threat environment—combined with BYOD and cost factors—make multi-factor, risk based authentication the logical approach to solving the problem.
With the number of new and emerging security products being denoted by analysts as the “silver bullet” solution, it is critical to recognize that there are many authentication choices available on the market. In this whitepaper, we look at what organisations must consider before making a final selection, specially their user authentication needs, the threats targeting their business, their business objectives and the regulatory guidelines that impact their industry.
The user authentication market is dominated by well-established, wide-focus vendors. Newer wide- and tight-focus vendors continue to offer enterprises sound alternatives across a range of use cases. In this whitepaper, we look at the marketplace to compare how vendors compare in their completeness of vision and their ability to execute.
Inside this report: Key characteristics of APTs, how enterprises are making themselves vulnerable, new approaches to information security, and seven defensive measures against escalating threats.
In our increasingly globalised environment, economies and enterprises are steadily becoming interrelated. Yet many key functions and departments the deal with related information and business processes remain siloed. The answer is to bring governance, risk management and compliance together in an integrated program where policies, data and controls are strategically managed and visible throughout the enterprise.