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Zero-day attacks are difficult but not impossible to defend against. This paper outlines the zero-day attack threat and why traditional endpoint protection tools are ineffective at  protecting against these attacks. Find out how the Microsoft Exchange Server attack unfolded and the steps you can take to prevent becoming a victim to zero-day attacks.

The recent SolarWinds supply chain attack serves as a strong reminder that we are all part of someone’s supply chain, and every chain has a weak link. This paper outlines how supply chain attacks unfold and the steps you can take to prevent becoming a victim of the next supply chain exploit by adopting a zero trust solution.

ABC Corporation (ABC Corp.), a large enterprise, engaged AppGuard, LLC (AppGuard), to determine if the Enterprise product patented by AppGuard would help strengthen their cybersecurity posture. In this technical deep dive whitepaper, we have outlined how AppGuard Enterprise aligns with the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, Lockheed Martin’s Cyber Kill Chain® and the MITRE ATT&CK Framework. As part of the threat assessment, we provided specific recommendations for each element of the cybersecurity stack, and how to optimize their cyber defense while reducing their overall cost.

Support for Windows 7 ended in January 2020. After January 14, 2020, Microsoft no longer provides security updates or support for PCs with Windows 7. If you continue to use Windows 7 after support has ended, your PC will still work, but it will be more vulnerable. Download our whitepaper to learn: What risks must the C-Suite know How end of life affects enterprise without windows 7 10 ways to evaluate your preparedness

With data breaches up 54% and multiple terabytes of records exposed by hackers in recent months, spending on cybersecurity by worried company leaders is also reaching new heights. Your cybersecurity stack might be expanding, but is it up to today’s complex challenges? Learn how various classes of security tools and techniques overlap and find out how a strong foundation can help you optimize your cybersecurity stack while keeping costs under control. Companies keep adding more tools and people to their cyber programs, yet breaches and cybersecurity spending continue to increase. In this whitepaper, we’ll take a look at: 1. The scale of the cybersecurity challenge and some of the tools commonly deployed to reduce risks. 2. A new approach to cybersecurity to rightsize the stack and use resources more effectively. 3. Impacts at the endpoint, network, data, and IT/Sec-Ops levels and how building the cybersecurity stack on a strong foundation can reduce costs and risk.  

Cybersecurity costs are rising each year, along with breach volume. Detect-and-react strategies are becoming more complex and costly, all while failing to stem the tide. Is there a better way to identify the true cost of cybersecurity and mitigate risks more effectively?

Today’s enterprises are writing, buying, and deploying more web applications than at any point in the history of computing. With the rapid growth of cloud services and mobile technology, applications are available everywhere — sometimes outside of the traditional IT infrastructure. This evolution has taken place so rapidly that many IT organizations are having trouble keeping up. This often leads to “out-of-sync” security, technology, and application development groups — and ultimately increases the risk to the organization.