Whitepapers
Are you ready to embrace the new level of choice that mobile technologies have brought to access control? From smartphones to wearables and tablets, mobile devices are ever present in today’s office environment, always on hand serving a variety of purposes. Mobile has become the go-to technology of the new millennium, offering convenience and portability.
Security threats have evolved over the years, with technology maturing along the way to counter growing threats. When it comes to physical security, however, most organizations continue to use legacy access control technologies that leave them open to unnecessary vulnerabilities. Not only do organizations need to quickly close security gaps, they must also find modern technology solutions that provide the flexibility and scalability to meet the demands of today’s dynamic world.
This is why HID Global created Seos®, the next generation of credential technology.
Access control is a fundamental element of security in higher education, impacting every department and every stakeholder throughout an institution. However, costs are an obstacle, and many aging access control systems urgently need to be upgraded. Managing systems can also be a challenge, although there are new technology options that can make life easier for administrators as well as those who use the systems.
HID Global and Genetec commissioned a survey to provide insights about access control in the higher education market. This report will highlight the results of that survey with additional commentary.
The demand for high-performance, business-grade broadband connectivity continues to grow as data-centric operating models are adopted. Businesses are prioritizing investments designed to leverage data to improve customer experience, improve internal processes and create new opportunities. Big data and artificial intelligence (AI) are the cornerstones on which leading businesses such as Amazon and Google have been built. These cornerstones rely on connectivity as the enabler for interactions.
NBN Co and the service provider community are continuing to support Australian businesses by providing the underlying infrastructure for their communications needs, from basic voice to superfast fibre links. NBN Co has expanded both its product offering and the level of support to ensure all businesses can benefit from this investment in national infrastructure.
This white paper outlines 7 real-life case studies of attacks that Darktrace Cyber AI’s intercepted and neutralized within seconds. These include insider threats, ransomware and IoT hacks which were all curbed in real time, giving businesses time to catch up.
This white paper will explore the critical challenges that security teams face in this new era of cyber-threat, and how Darktrace Antigena is leveraging AI to autonomously fight back against advanced attacks, giving human responders the critical time needed to catch up.
Your end to end guide on digital procurement and modern device management. When managed well, data becomes information, allowing an organisation to build knowledge and make informed decisions. Download now to learn more.
We are moving very quickly toward an Internet where nearly every piece of data in transit will be encrypted. Download this whitepaper to find out how to protect your apps by orchestrating your SSL Traffic.
Dealing with encrypted traffic can be complex, costly, and disruptive. The problem escalates immeasurably if you are operating blind to cyber threats, which is basically what businesses are doing without a comprehensive SSL/TLS strategy in place. Download this whitepaper to find out how to simplify SSL/TLS Management and keep your data secure.
According to research from the F5 Labs threat intelligence team, 80% of page loads on millions of sites sampled are encrypted. Transport Layer Security (TLS) adoption has become the norm for organizations of all sizes and in all industries due to several driving factors: the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), Google search results ranking preferences, browser warnings for HTTP (cleartext) sites, and the growing importance of privacy, to name just a few.
While this evolution improves security for web traffic, it comes at a price—increased workload demand and the potential hazards of malware cloaked in encrypted traffic.
Find out how to defend against what you cant see.