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Sponsored by Level 3

Global Visibility: See More to Stop More (in German)

Today's cyber threats are increasing in volume, diversity and sophistication, rapidly outstripping the ability of point security solutions to safeguard critical data, applications and systems. Network-based security from Level 3 replaces these vulnerable point solutions with a multi-layered approach that enables us to...

Sponsored by Level 3

Global Visibility: See More to Stop More

Sponsored by Level 3

Face the Future with Confidence with Network-Based Security

Point solutions are labor intensive and are simply unable to keep pace with the complexities of today's business environments and the evolving nature of threats. Proactive, network-based security eliminates that complexity and simplifies the management of your security profile. Download this eBook to...

Network Protection: The Untold Story

Over the years, network security threats have grown in number, type and sophistication. Today's security teams have to protect against advanced persistent threats, stealth bots, targeted application attacks, designer malware and more. The attacks on the network are relentless, and high-profile breaches continue to...

Definitive Guide to Continuous Network Monitoring

Continuous network monitoring allows your organisation to take an automated, holistic approach to monitoring your security state and activity. This involves discovering all assets, identify all vulnerabilities, monitoring networks in real time for threats, gathering contextual analytics, and providing assurance that...

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Why a Network-based Security Solution is Better than Using Point Solutions Architectures

As security requirements and cyber threats keep evolving, network-based security that relies on monitoring command and control servers, suspect sites and IP addresses, and Netflow sessions, as well as looking for unusual activity, brings many benefits. In particular, network-based security offers enhanced...

Ten Must-Haves for a Next Generation Firewall

In 2009, the first next generation firewall (NGFW) was developed to cope with increasing application threats to enterprise networks. The NGFW provides visibility into and control over applications and has become a buzzword in the network security industry. Therefore, organizations are increasingly considering buying...

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Buyer's Criteria for Next-Generation Network Security

Next-generation network security devices provide comprehensive contextual awareness and deeper analysis of network traffic. This complete contextual awareness, combined with security automation, provides the visibility and agility necessary to keep pace with today's fluid IT environment, increasing network speeds and...

Managing Your Wireless Workforce

Explosive growth in the mobile workforce has led to increasing attention paid to the security of mobile data and devices. Mobile data security is most effective when implemented in a series of layers: installing smart firewalls, deploying anti-virus software, and using encrypted connections. True mobile security...

What's Hiding in SSL/TLS Traffic?

You've read the daily headlines about security misfortunes of businesses and government organizations. The digital age (AKA the rising adoption of the internet, cloud apps, IoT, and even public WiFi) is creating an even easier playing field for cybercriminals. And the web traffic flowing through these new technologies...

Next-Generation Firewall Buyer’s Guide

Data and users are everywhere: on your network, in the cloud and working remotely. The result is an incredibly complex network environment that, historically, has significantly increased your business risk. You can minimize this risk with the right next-generation firewall (NGFW) platform – one that leverages...