Consulting Whitepapers and Ebooks
This sections provides whitepapers on Consulting that details on trends, analysis and latest happenings in the industry.
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Getting the Most Out of Your Windows 10 Investment: Moving from "Big Bang Upgrades" to a Nimble and Continuous ApproachEvery IT organization will agree that operating system (OS) upgrades – both on the desktop and server side - can be a tedious, time consuming, and expensive process. Microsoft has now launched Windows 10 as a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform to help enterprise IT stay current, with OS updates delivered frequently and seamlessly. This white paper highlights what’s new in Windows as a service (WaaS), how to go about implementing it, the associated challenges, and the value that a specialized partner can bring in helping enterprises keep their Windows 10 environment up to date
Top White Papers
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Disrupting Security: Revamping IT Security Through SecOps and Incident Management
SecOps Revolutionizes Security Management
We live in an age of never-ending cybersecurity threats—and they’re not going away anytime soon. To stay ahead of these threats, companies need to evolve their security operations. The practices and toolsets that worked for securing systems in the past are no longer enough. Staying secure today requires a total overhaul of security policies and practices.
Organizations today require disruption in security management, which means not only modernizing security tools and best practices, but also involving more stakeholders in security ops, streamlining communication about security incidents, and coordinating responses efficiently and rapidly. It means embracing SecOps, a new approach to security management.
In This eBook:
The What and Why of SecOps
How SecOps Revolutionizes Security Management
Barriers to Adopting SecOps
Leveraging Incident Management to Adopt SecOps
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What’s Hiding Within Your Metadata? How to Decode Your Network's Deepest and Darkest Secrets
When you detect an attack, you want to find out what’s going on — fast! But to investigate you need historical data, and data logs are not always enough to trace threats back to their source. Full packet capture systems advertise themselves as comprehensive storage recorders for networks, but storage fees are expensive. In contrast, metadata can capture 90% of useful data at a fraction of the cost. Read this white paper to discover what metadata is, how you get it, and how it transforms the way your company deals with critical security threats.