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White Papers for Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA)White Papers > FISMASub-Categories: Listings 371 - 380 of 401:
The Vishing Guide
Many of today's widespread threats rely heavily on social engineering to leverage and exploit technology weaknesses. This white paper specifically exmains vishing ("phishing" leverating IP-b...
Thinking Inside the Box: Benefits of an Internet Filtering
This white paper describes the implementation and management issues of traditional software security solutions and discusses the critical elements that make for lowercost and easier-to-manag...
Threat Roundup and Forecast: Cybercrime Isn’t Predictable. But Trend Micro is
Trend Micro continues to see explosive growth in Web threats: threats that use the Internet to perform malicious activities. Unknown to the PC user, these threats persist in their utilizati...
Thwarting Insider Threat For Finanacial Institutions
Over the past 10 years, a primary concern for financial institutions was securing the perimeter of your network from attack by anonymous hackers. Today, your perimeter is secure, and your ne...
Top Information Leakage Threats Facing Today’s Financial Services Industry
Decades of rules, polices, and procedures successfully prevent outsiders from breaching the security of financial institutions both physically and electronically. While firewalls and authent...
Trust and Competitive Advantage:An Integrated Approach
BURNED BY ENRONESQUE ACCOUNTING scandals, investors and governments are imposing rigorous reporting requirements to keep companies on the straight and narrow. These reactions are a symptom ...
TrustedSource: the next-generation reputation system
This white paper examines the business risks presented by e-mail attacks, explores the primary security shortcomings of reactive, signature-based systems, and explains how Secure Computing’s...
Understanding and Complying With FISMA (Federal Information Security Management Act)
Recognizing the need to establish a comprehensive framework for establishment and monitoring of security programs for federal agencies, the government enacted FISMA, the Federal Information ...
Understanding FISMA and Automating Compliance
The Government Information Security Reform Act of 2000 (GISRA) combined existing IT security requirements in previous legislation: the Computer Security Act of 1987, the Paperwork Reduction ...
Understanding the New NIST Standards and Guidelines Required by FISMA: How Three Mandated Documents Are Changing the Dynamic of Information Security for the Federal Government
The mandatory standard defined in this bulletin, applicable to non-national security systems as defined by FISMA, introduces some significant changes in how the U.S. Government protects its ... |
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