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The drive to protect credit card data is vital, but many companies have yet to implement technologies and processes needed to address Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance. This white paper examines top reasons for PCI failure and how to avoid them.
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A surprisingly simple service-based approach makes implementing end-to-end encryption and tokenization in your payment environment simpler than you might think. In this white paper, learn about the 4 potential activities for a merchant to do in order to add the benefit of these technologies in a service-based scenario.
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This case study focuses on one organization that implemented device control to better manage its sensitive data across all endpoints and removable devices without any worry.
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This white paper examines how Oracle Advanced Security provides transparent, standards-based security that protects data through data-at-rest encryption, network encryption, and strong authentication services.
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Implementing notebook computer encryption is significantly less costly than the potential expense of one data breach. Read this paper to learn why Intel recommends adopting notebook encryption and how to implement it in a cost-effective manner.
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By evaluating offerings and finding the right investment, a struggling IT campus-based IT department they were able to install a remote management solution that allowed them to simplify IT and better secure the sensitive patient data residing in their on-campus health center.
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This survey addresses the maturity of an organization’s IT security and data protection program, how encryption is used in organizations, encryption features organizations consider most important, and much more.
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This white paper examines how Oracle Advanced Security provides transparent, standards-based security that protects data through data-at-rest encryption, network encryption, and strong authentication services.
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As a proactive measure, the NIST has recommended that organizations eliminate 1024-bit RSA certificates in favor of stronger keys. Learn about the upcoming change in key lengths and find tips for managing your transition to using stronger certificates.
