IT Best Practices: One of the most serious security challenges facing enterprises today is that of insider threat. However, many enterprises do not fully understand the scope of the problem and until recently, there has been a lack of tools [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Intel IT is developing a beyond-the-edge security strategy that will enhance security in our environment. This new strategy addresses several drawbacks with today’s approach to security.

IT Best Practices: Intel IT’s SIEM architecture is based on three layers: common logging service, correlation layer, and predictive analytics. This security BI architecture consumes almost 4 billion events per day to deliver near real-time trends and reporting. See also: [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Information security has traditionally revolved around keeping the “good guys” in and the “bad guys” out. Taking a page from the medieval playbook, security professionals have tirelessly built higher virtual walls, deeper digital moats, and more capable [See the full post…]

Business Solutions for IT Managers: Value-add IT distributor COMGUARD continuously seeks to broaden the enterprise security services it offers to customers. This is essential to remain competitive within its market segment. Together with Intel, COMGUARD set up a demonstration suite [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Intel IT is replacing our previous software-based encryption solution with McAfee Drive Encryption, an integral component of new McAfee security products such as McAfee Complete Data Protection – Advanced software. This high-performing, reliable solution provides integrated manageability, [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Intel IT continues to expand and strengthen our bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program offerings. As the variety of devices increases, so does our challenge to maintain security and eDiscovery while protecting employees’ privacy, their data, and the enterprise. Google [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Intel IT has completed a pilot of its granular trust model, designed to support key initiatives such as IT consumerization and cloud computing. This trust model provides dynamic security controls and user access to reduce enterprise risk [See the full post…]

SIEM architecture – Intel IT’s approach is an IT best practice of three layers: common logging service, correlation layer, and predictive analytics.. This security BI architecture consumes 4 billion events per day to deliver near real-time reporting.

Intel IT Annual Report: 2012 mid-year update that shares progress on key strategic initiatives that delivered business value to Intel — cloud computing, IT consumerization, business intelligence, social computing and enterprise security.

IT Best Practices: Intel IT is proactively gathering data about Ultrabook devices and how they fit into the enterprise, in anticipation of a wave of new devices and form factors, and the associated expectations from employees who want to buy [See the full post…]

Learn about Intel’s IT best practices and our new information security strategy…. a new architecture that is designed to increase productivity, agility and innovation, while actually decreasing risk.

IT Best Practices: Intel IT created a High Trust Zone (HTZ) architecture to virtualize high-security servers. By identifying and classifying risks, we developed controls to mitigate the risks of moving sensitive information and applications to our private cloud.  

IT Best Practices: Intel IT finance created a new information security investment model which allows IT management, financial experts and security professionals to analyze and prioritize investments, based on risk mitigation against a variety of security threats. A key strength [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Explore Intel IT’s strategies and actions that created business value for Intel in 2011, as well as their key focus areas for 2012, in the 11th edition of the Intel IT Performance Report. Key topics include IT [See the full post…]

IT Best Practices: Episode 15 – Information Technology has changed dramatically in just a few years, and the security threat has changed along with it. The opportunities for bad actors to infiltrate an organization have grown, and the nature of [See the full post…]

Intel IT Best Practices: At Intel IT we realized we needed to rethink how we approach enterprise security. We cannot continue to spend all our resources trying to block every threat. Our new approach takes into consideration that the role [See the full post…]

To protect Intel and its customers, Intel IT established a program that assesses, monitors, and enforces the security, privacy, and regulatory compliance of externally facing Intel-branded Web sites and online marketing programs.

IT Best Practices: Information security is a critical concern for Intel IT. New threats are continually evolving, and over time, this has forced us to invest in various security controls and mitigation strategies. As part of a three-month evaluation of [See the full post…]

Although the latest virus scare has yet to materialize into an attack — security experts tell us that Conficker, as of April 1, 2009, remains dormant — it puts a exclamation point on the notion that IT departments need clear [See the full post…]

Building Confidence In Enterprise Security: What is Your “Blueprint”? – Getting Strategic Using the Security Blueprint (Results of the Participant Survey) This is Part Four of the second episode of the The “Building Confidence in Enterprise Security” video podcast series, [See the full post…]

Building Confidence In Enterprise Security: What is Your “Blueprint”? – Getting Strategic Using the Security Blueprint (The Blueprint in Various Industries) This is Part Three of the second episode of the The “Building Confidence in Enterprise Security” video podcast series, [See the full post…]

Building Confidence In Enterprise Security: What is Your “Blueprint”? – Getting Strategic Using the Security Blueprint (Operational and Strategic Elements of the Blueprint) This is Part Two of the second episode of the The “Building Confidence in Enterprise Security” video [See the full post…]

Building Confidence In Enterprise Security: What is Your “Blueprint”? – Getting Strategic Using the Security Blueprint. This is Part One of the second episode of the The “Building Confidence in Enterprise Security” video podcast series, featuring Samir Kapuria and Andre [See the full post…]

Symantec Group Product Manager Lee Weiner provides an overview of data loss prevention and how companies can work to keep valuable information within their organizations. For more information, visit the Enterprise Security section at: www.symantec.com