API Security - Unlock the Secrets

Only with full visibility into employee or third-party activity across a company network can even the earliest indicators of an insider threat be detected. By monitoring both user and file activity, security and compliance professionals can be alerted to risky, out-of-policy activities and any unexplained changes in user behavior in real-time; successfully stopping and investigating any activity before it becomes a full-blown breach. Research from The Ponemon Institute shows that Financial Services organizations face the highest penalty costs of any other industry ($12.05 million annually) when they experience an insider-led incident, though they are closely followed by the Energy & Utilities and Retail sector. This cost alone is a very concrete reason to address what otherwise might seem to be an invisible problem.

Today, every organization faces vulnerability overload. In 2018 alone, Tenable Research estimated nearly 19,000 new vulnerabilities would be disclosed. There are just too many to discover, assess and effectively mitigate. Reducing vulnerability overload means focusing like a laser on vulnerabilities most likely to impact your business right now. To learn how you can address this challenge, join Bill Olson, Technical Director with Tenable, for an on-demand webinar exploring best practices you can adopt to overcome vulnerability overload and better protect your business from cyber risk.

Traditional antivirus solutions require a list of virus definitions - or "signatures" to detect known viruses and malware. But with nearly 1 million new malware threats released - every day, it is no wonder traditional antivirus can no longer cope. Learn the difference between traditional AV and Endpoint Protection. Discover the difference between signature-based and behaviour-based detection, and the fundamental differences between Antivirus and Endpoint Protection.

Did you know that security is consistently listed as one of the AICPA’s top technology concerns? And did you know that security breaches most often happen due to human error? What can you do to mitigate cyberthreats and keep sensitive information secure in your firm?