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	Most companies report slightly fewer breaches and slightly faster times to detect and remediate incidents than last year, according to the 2015 SANS Institute survey on incident response capabilities, "Maturing and Specializing: Incident Response Capabilities Needed." That's the good news. The bad news: more than a third of respondents still can't distinguish a malicious event from a non-event. Read this report to better evaluate your own capabilities. Read now

Improve security with effective and efficient processes  Studies have confirmed what the headlines suggest: the impact of cyber crime is escalating, and no business is safe. But a strong cyber security program will reduce your risks and your losses. "Improving Detection, Prevention and Response with Security Maturity Modeling," a new white paper from SANS Institute, offers some concrete steps to make your program more effective and more efficient. Read now

Shrink your attack surface with software security  Whether you develop code in-house, buy and customize packaged software, use open source, or rely on third-party developers, it's likely the code you run contains vulnerabilities that can give hackers the foothold they need. A new white paper from Information Security Media Group, "Secure Code and the Role of Software Assurance," explains why so many deploy software that leaves them open to attack.  Read now

Learn why you need next-generation threat protection It's easy to believe hackers are winning. They have figured out how to evade even sophisticated defenses to penetrate your network and steal data. We've got to step up our game with next-generation threat protection and Robin Layland agrees. Read "The 2015 Next Generation Threat Protection Challenge" to learn more. Read now

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