In an environment of increasing regulations, outsourcing, Big Data and cloud computing, the costs of passing audit and maintaining compliance are becoming more unpredictable. There is a strong desire to reduce audit scope wherever possible to contain cost. Read more here to see how HP SecureData Enterprise provides a comprehensive approach to enterprise data protection. ...
SecureData provides an end-to-end data centric approach that enables you to protect data over its entire lifecycle – from the point at which it’s captured, throughout its movement across your extended enterprise, all without exposing live information to high-risk, high-threat environments. Read more about the integration of HPE SecureData and HPE Atalla HSM here!
HPE’s solution for automated dynamic application security testing (DAST) which mimics real-world hacking techniques and attacks, and provides comprehensive dynamic analysis of complex web applications and services.
Fortify is HPE’s application security solution for static testing of code in a pre-production environment. This helps developers eliminate vulnerabilities and build secure software.
HPE Enterprise Secure Key Manager (ESKM) creates, protects, serves, and audits access to encryption keys for secure, reliable administration. ESKM is designed as a turnkey solution: an independent lab-validated secure server appliance. See more here!
This messaging document aligns to VMware’s core end-user computing solutions for government and supports the launch of VMware Workspace ONE®. The goal of this document is to highlight the key use cases, benefits and capabilities delivered through Workspace ONE and/or VMware endpoint solutions such as VMware Horizon®, VMware® AirWatch®, VMware NSX®, VMware App Volumes™, or ...
The consumerization of mobile devices continues to transform the government IT landscape, bringing with it a host of opportunities to radically improve mission effectiveness, service delivery and agency productivity. Both citizens and employees expect a more responsive, flexible and innovative government, yet agencies grasp with balancing the benefits of a mobile workforce with the risk ...
Making sure the “bones” of your IT infrastructure are updated and secure can go a long way toward mitigating problems. That means periodically evaluating and upgrading your mobile device policy and infrastructure, cloud solutions and disaster recovery/business continuity strategy. Do the same for any on-premise networking and compute equipment in data centers.
The software-defined data center (SDDC), while well understood architecturally, is beginning to reveal some of its benefits beyond agility, speed, and efficiency as organizations deploy and discover other areas of improvement. One critical area organizations are driving SDDC deployment from is security.
The standard approach to securing data centers has emphasized strong perimeter protection to keep threats on the outside of the network. However, this model is ineffective for handling new types of threats – including advanced persistent threats and coordinated attacks. >br> What’s needed is a better model for data center security: one that assumes threats ...