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• Automating User Authentication: Simplifying Network Troubleshooting & Security Forensics
  Troubleshooting network and security problems in a time of crisis is never easy and the need to resolve mysterious machine addresses such as MAC and IP Addresses back to individuals or hosts is often difficult and time consuming. Download this solution sheet and see how A10 Networks' IDentity Proxy Service can automate the task of resolving host addresses back to individuals to speed network and security troubleshooting and forensics.
• SSL VPN Checklist
  The SSL VPN Checklist details important capabilities to consider when evaluating and comparing SSL VPN vendors and their technology solutions. Enterprise requirements are organized into six broad categories: application-level experience and support, security enforcement, flexible policy management and administration, ease of use, leadership and vision, and financial strength and reputation.
• iDirect Network Accelerators
  Secure communications is a necessity for many organizations to protect corporate data. Some highly secure organizations mandate the use of third-party encryption devices or external end to end security protocols. The iDirect Network Accelerator is an external appliance that maximizes the speed of encrypted traffic over a satellite network.
• Defining the Rules for Preemptive Host Protection
  Protecting desktop and server, or host systems has rapidly become a high priority for organizations that want to ensure uptime and the availability of day-to-day business applications. Today's hybrid threats are growing faster, more complex and more destructive.
• The Performance Advantage: NitroSecurity's Aggregation and Correlation Engine
  NitroSecurity's Security Event Aggregation and Correlation Engine (N-SEAC) is a patented, key differentiator of the NitroSecurity IPS solution. It allows enterprise customers the ability to collect and analyze threat information more efficiently and in an accurate and timely manner.
• Unknown Attacks: A Clear and Growing Danger
  Unknown attacks are quickly becoming the next great information security challenge for today's organizations. Get up to speed on what these threats really are and learn what security measures are available to keep your network safe from these attacks.
• The New Threat: Attackers That Target Healthcare Organizations (And what you can do about it)
  Healthcare organizations are being targeted by financially motivated attackers that steal and sell valuable data, including identities and computing resources. This white paper defines the new threat, and outlines three important steps that providers can take to protect their critical systems.
• The Four Key Qualities of Effective Host-based Intrusion Prevention (HIP) Systems
  Organizations that need to protect business critical applications, and sensitive data and hosts recognize that traditional network defenses can be readily bypassed by attackers. This white paper defines four key qualities of an effective host-based IPS.
• Developing a Collaborative Endpoint Security: 5 Simple Solutions
  The classic definition of information security states that the goal is to protect information from possible breaches in confidentiality, integrity, or availability. This paper provides some context, then five simple solutions to help mid-sized organizations keep their end point security under control.
• Automate Now! Achieve Immediate Cost, Productivity and Security Benefits by Automating IT
  This Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) white paper takes a close look at automated IT management, especially for  medium-sized businesses.
• Change Control: Learn How to Address the Insider Threat
  Learn why organizations need to limit IT administrator power to ensure operational integrity and assure compliance and how to implement robust change control processes and tools with this white paper.
• Evaluating a Storage Security Solution
  Company data is vulnerable to threats from - insiders, unauthorized access to data, data backup, off-site mirroring - just to name a few. Encrypting data at rest, on tape or disk, significantly mitigates these threats. This document provides guidance into some of the factors a company should consider when evaluating storage security technology and solutions.
• California Credit Union Achieves Regulatory Compliance with Neoscale
  CCU sought to encrypt its backup tapes for keeping customer data secure in transit and in storage at the offsite tape-vault vendor’s facility. As a financial institution, CCU was subject to stringent government regulations. With nearly 60 gigabytes of data to encrypt each night, CCU knew that a software solution was out of the question.
• DNS Best Practices Whitepaper
  The BlueCat Networks approach to secure and well-managed DNS involves an examination of all components involved in the delivery of DNS services. Learn about how architecture that is used to implement DNS can have a large impact on security and functionality.
• IP Address Mangement: Solutions Present and Future
  Third generation is the evolution of IPAM systems. Download this paper to learn how Proteus brings the dynamic control of functionality such as IPv6 and ENUM for Voip into the IPAM realm. Discover reasons for efficiency gains seen through using a properly integrated IPAM System.
• Secure Remote Vendor Access to the Enterprise Data Center
  Enabling IT equipment vendors to perform remote service on your data centers helps maximize uptime and lower TCO—but at what risk? Dial-up modems and VPNs introduce security vulnerabilities and lack sufficient auditing capabilities—making it virtually impossible to track external access and maintain data center security. Download this white paper to learn how you can manage security risks, lower service-related costs, achieve regulatory and internal compliance, and more.
• Payformance Protects Confidentiality of Payment Processing Information with NeoScale
  Given Payformance’s longstanding commitment to protecting the privacy of its clients’ information, the company has decided to investigate data encryption solutions for its primary hard drive storage and secondary backup tape storage. With its multi-vendor interoperability, NeoScale’s CryptoStor storage security appliances emerge as the obvious choice.
• Spectrum Federal Credit Union Implements NeoScale Encryption Solution
  Chartered in 1973, San Francisco-based Spectrum Federal Credit Union serves over 12,000 members. When the issue arose on how to protect their members’ personal data residing on backup tapes, Spectrum FCU took no chances – they and their Techical Advisory Board made the decision to encrypt this important information with the help of NeoScale Systems, an undisputed leader in this emerging market.