Monthly Archive:: October 2015

Presenting database security against email related threats has become a burden for most IT professionals these days. According to recent research, email threats and spam now make up to 80% of all emails sent out as compared to 50% in last few years. As a result, IT professionals face tougher hurdle in providing network protection for this volume of spam. IT experts also have the difficulty of guarding against modern forms of email warnings such as spams, mass mailing Trojans, directory harvest attacks, as well as the advanced email virus.

Below listed are the most effective spam fighting tips for …

The biggest threat to an organization is organization itself. Since the organization believes that they are secure enough, they put no efforts in protecting their database. Public and private companies need multiple layers of security. Not only do they need security on their network, but also need different security layers around their most relevant databases and servers. Around-the-clock human monitoring is also required, but most of them do not have these monitoring techniques. Threat actors are 24×7 after you. They don’t stop even when you’re sleeping. Hackers keep a constant eye on an organization, and when they found the network …

This question is generally asked from major technology associates across the world who always seek for an optimum solution to protect their web applications against data breaches like SQL injections, remote file inclusions or cross-site scripting. However, in this case, the upper-management still is unaware about the right path to link the protection to achieve the targeted business goals.  This is because of the ROI model followed by the Web Application Firewalls.

A Web Application Firewall doesn’t increase revenue, Productivity or user engagement though it only reduces the risk for a harmful event to occur and by reducing the risk …