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Understanding the Reasons Behind Data Loss Disasters by Websense, Inc. February 02, 2012 - (Free Research) While the importance of establishing the right IT systems and security policies have been expressed time and time again, a quick glance at the news headlines on data disasters reveal that not all organizations have a grasp on data leak protection. View this paper to explore some data loss incidents and the key leassons learned. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Lumension Sanctuary Device & Application Control for Endpoint Security -- 30-day Free Trial by Lumension January 2008 - (Free Research) Protecting networks from malware can seem like an insurmountable challenge. In this 30-day free trial download, see how Lumension's Sanctuary Device and Application Control enable only authorized applications to run and only authorized devices to connect to a laptop or desktop, removing the risk of data leakage and malware. (DEMO) GO TO DEMO

Using Web Security Services to Protect Portable Devices by Webroot Software Pty Ltd January 2012 - (Free Research) Today’s flexible workforce is becoming a serious security issue, as employees are working from multiple locations with various devices, increasing the risk of exposure. View this paper now to gain a better understanding of the security challenges posed by portable users and devices and how you can address them using cloud-based security solutions. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

Conflicker Working Group - Lessons learned from Conflicker by ComputerWeekly.com January 2011 - (Free Research) In November 2008, Conficker A, the first of five variants of the malware, rapidly began infecting computers which had failed to install a Microsoft patch released just weeks earlier. In late December 2008, Conficker B added new mechanisms for distribution including USB storage devices. (WHITE PAPER) VIEW ABSTRACT | GO TO WHITE PAPER

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