Security teams understand that developers turn to open source to save time, cut costs, and promote innovation. But getting a handle on the security implications of open source use can be difficult. Learn how to identify security vulnerabilities and monitor your codebase for future security.

Many organizations think they have application security covered, but most security testing tools leave companies exposed. With over 4,000 open source vulnerabilities reported every year, make sure your company’s applications aren’t at risk!

Today, companies are more concerned than ever about software security threats. With some 95 percent of companies relying on open source software, its security is now a critical focus for CEOs, COOs, and boards of directors. Learn which security tools and methodologies are best suited for your organization's environment.

Learn about the challenges involved in combating first-party fraud and emerging best practices

Find an approach that stops dangerous email leaks, keeps things simple, and lets you go about your business with minimal disruption

How to secure your network without busting your IT budget

Detect and monitor for cyber attacks

This framework will help you decide which MSSP best meets the needs of your financial institution

Learn how code signing mitigates the risks of transferring code over the Internet or wireless networks, as well as allows end users to take advantage of the ease and convenience of content distribution without worrying about security consequences.

Certificates are for more than just Web servers - and code-signing certificates in particular can make your enterprise more secure, make your software more accepted, and even stop malware in its tracks. Learn about the many ways in which code-signing certificates are being used to create more secure, more trustworthy, and more accepted software in a variety of different scenarios.

Cloud adoption is an expanding part of IT organizations’ strategies, and IT architects are growing more sophisticated in how they think about cloud; however, as of early 2015, relatively few organizations have truly advanced levels of cloud maturity. In IDC’s recent worldwide CloudView Survey, we discovered that nearly 60% of organizations are currently using or planning to implement some form of cloud — whether for a single project or their portfolio, for test/development environments, or to run mission-critical applications 24 x 7 — but only 25% have reached the level that IDC would call “mature”— that is, building repeatable, managed, or optimized cloud strategies. There is significant room for improvement.

Technology Design Guide

An app-centric strategy allows you to maintain control over your cloud applications--providing the same availability, performance, and security services across your hybrid environment.

This white paper explains programmability's pivotal role in realizing the promise of SDN, outlining all of the components companies need to build a software-defined network that's fully programmable at Layers 2 and 3 and Layers 4 to 7.

CIOs want harmony. Security directors loathe point products. Networks operations won’t buy into anything new. Stakeholders can get the harmony they need around DDoS mitigation by extending the F5 Application Delivery Controller into a hybrid solution: on-premises with a new cloud component.

An Enterprise Mobility Gateway helps organizations scale, manage, secure, optimize and control today’s required anytime, anywhere network, cloud, and application access.

Simple, secure ways to deliver a great experience for remote users.

When vendors compete, desktop virtualization customers win. Moore’s Law and market forces lead to better solutions at a lower cost.

12 Ways App & Desktop Virtualization is Transforming IT

This paper outlines how to enhance disaster recovery testing with a structured approach to validating full business recoverability in the event of an outage.

The evolution of products into intelligent, connected devices— which are increasingly embedded in broader systems—is radically reshaping companies and competition.

Security is a primary concern of ThingWorx customers — especially device manufacturers and end-customers that deliver and use connected products. These customers demand a proven solution that protects them and their customers against hackers, malware and unsafe operations.

This paper outlines the challenges of DDoS attacks and describes the features you need in a DDoS prevention solution to more effectively protect your network from these threats.

How does your business’s cyber resilience compare to other European organisations?

It’s practically impossible to be completely prepared for a security incident – invariably something happens that best laid plans don’t address. But that doesn’t mean organizations shouldn’t try.