Friday, April 26, 2013

Friday Roundup: Quantifying the Impact of Network-Based Attacks

Next-Generation Firewalls: How to Assess the Value

Network Security: The Next-Generation Firewall Forms a New Foundation

Workload Optimization: Faster Storage & Performance With eX5

Today's Threats: Securing Android & Apple iOS in the Enterprise

Welcome to this week's Friday newsletter. In this issue you'll find out how to get faster storage with eX5 and re-invent your network security. Plus, discover the issues that arise when allowing Android and iOS-based tablets and smartphones into the enterprise network.

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Quantifying the Impact of Network-Based Attacks

Network security is critical. But how do you quantify the value? How do you justify investing in network security products like next-generation firewalls, intrusion prevention systems and unified threat management appliances? This document will give you some guidelines on how to assess the impact of network-based attacks on your organization. Find out how these attacks can affect your bottom line.

How to Re-Invent Your Network Security

It is no secret that network security in most enterprises is fragmented and broken, exposing the business to unwanted risks and ever-rising costs. Traditional network security solutions have simply failed to keep pace with changing conditions, and the remedies put forth to compensate for their deficiencies have proven ineffective. Today's enterprises need a solution that simplifies security and networking infrastructure operations. Find out about a truly innovative platform that addresses all these concerns and provides enterprises with full visibility and control.

Get Faster Storage with eX5

In the past systems were usually designed and sold as pre-integrated, task-specific platforms. Nowadays, due to new waves of computing, customers are often willing to put up with less integrated and self-contained solutions to get speed and economy. Find out how the eX5 is shifting customers toward buying integrated configurations that are optimized for specific type of workloads.

Deliver Enterprise Information Securely on Android & Apple iOS Devices

Android and iOS-based consumer devices including smartphones and tablets play an increasing role in enterprise computing, providing new flexibility and mobility for workers and IT - but creating new challenges around security. This white paper describes, from an IT perspective, the issues that arise when allowing Android and iOS-based tablets and smartphones into the enterprise network - and the steps IT must take to maintain control while encouraging productivity and mobility. Find out the security considerations, risk mitigation options and the architecture required to support tablets and smartphones as consumer-grade devices accessing sensitive enterprise data.