Dummies Guide
If you’d like to better understand Website Security or know somebody else who should, Website Security for Dummies is the book you’ve been waiting for.
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Raise Your Google Ranking
To help create a more secure web, Google now gives HTTPS-secured sites an SEO (Search Engine Optimization) boost to help safer sites become popular sites.
All About SSL/TLS: Learn how SSL/TLS certificates work—and the benefits of better website security
Today’s online consumers are more security-savvy than ever, and they won’t stay on a site they don’t trust. That’s why a high-assurance certificate from a
Frost & Sullivan Analyst Paper, ‘Six Golden Rules for Selecting an SSL Certificate’
The foundation of trusted Internet communications are Secure Socket Link (SSL) certificates, an encryption technology installed on Web servers that permits transmission of sensitive data
Skyport Whitepaper – Prevent The Ultimate Nightmare
Your organization probably uses Microsoft Active Directory — 90% of enterprises do so. Unfortunately, Active Directory has known issues related to credential hijacking. In 2015,
Data Erasure’s Role in Limiting Your Exposure to Cyber Attacks
With over 300 million records leaked and over $1 billion stolen in 2015, chances are your organization has been, or will be, affected by a
Using Web Analytics to Grow Your Business: How Optimizing Your Site Can Translate Into More Sales
Using analytics tools for your website can help you understand your customer, their activities, and engagement. With these detailed customer behavior insights, you can better
Cybersecurity Benchmarking: A CIO’s Guide for Reducing Security Anxiety
In order for organizations to stay competitive, they must always be improving. This too is true for their cybersecurity. Being able to properly harvest and
The Forrester Wave™ : Endpoint Security Suites, Q4 2016
“Trend Micro offers one of the most technically capable products on the market.” The endpoint security market is growing because more security professionals see the
TechTalk: Securing your Mobile Environment
There are some people who would tell you that there’s no such thing as too much security, but I’ll wager they don’t practice what they