Security for a faster world
Cyber crime. The very word sets many CIOs’ hearts racing. Although far from a new threat, cyber crime is getting increasingly sophisticated, often nipping at the heels or surpassing the security of enterprises. Security tools and programs are constantly evolving to meet the new challenges, and security planning is no longer just an annual event. As attack methods change, so too must defense strategies if they are to stay ahead of the curve.

As cyber crime becomes increasingly advanced, it is also becoming pervasive and costly. The 2012 Cost of Cyber Crime survey1 conducted by the Ponemon Institute and sponsored by HP examined 56 companies across all industry verticals to get a picture of the impact and costs of cyber crime.

Companies across the survey base experienced an average of 102 successful attacks a week, an increase of nearly 42 percent over the 72 attacks per week experienced in 2011.
  
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States of Enterprise Readiness

Basic Tools: As a basic defense, perimeter protection, such as intrusion detection, can identify and report a potential security attack. HP was the first to go a step further, offering intrusion prevention, which not only
identifies suspicious network activity but also blocks malicious executables and files, more quickly stopping potential damage. As fundamental protection, intrusion prevention is one of the most efficient methods of security policy deployment and is widely adopted. The recent Global State of Information Security Survey found that 50 percent of its 9,300 respondents worldwide have intrusion protection systems in place while 78 percent of the security leaders employ it.

HP TippingPoint Next Generation Intrusion Prevention System is relatively easy to deploy. It does not require network reconfiguration and has very low latency, making it nearly invisible to the user. And, for even greater
protection, it regularly applies threat intelligence to protect against dynamic new vulnerabilities.

These basic defensive tools are critical, but for many enterprises they are not enough. As the Ponemon report notes, new threats can get around even the most sophisticated network defense, and malicious exploits are
often implanted years before they are discovered. Using multiple tools to detect and prevent a variety of attacks
affords even greater protection.
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Wie Sie sich vor Cyber Crime schützen können
Welche Möglichkeiten es im Bereich Sicherheit gibt
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