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Why Securonix?

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Access Risk

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Solution Briefs

Risk and Threat Intelligence at a glance

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Access Risk Intelligence

Clean up rogue access privileges held by accounts and users. Use the Securonix Access Risk Intelligence solution to implement Risk based access management ...

Activity Risk Intelligence

Monitor user activities. Detect cyber attacks using behavior based anomaly detection ...

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Insider Theft: How to protect from Within?

Organizations should look at developing and implementing ...

Protecting the keys to the Kingdom - Monitor High Privileged Accounts

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From User Administration to Identity Intelligence

User administration is a basic cornerstone of corporate access control, but it is often complex, costly and ineffective. How can you drive it with effective intelligence? ...



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Securonix Announces International Expansion with Opening of EMEA Operations Securonix announced the opening of its EMEA headquarters in London. Building on a successful 2011, Securonix chose the location to fulfil the increasing demand for insider threat and behaviour profiling technologies in Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Securonix named Cool Vendor by leading analyst firm Securonix, a developer of enterprise security software which detects data breaches and helps companies implement risk based security intelligence, announced today that they have been recognized as a cool vendor in the context aware computing industry by Gartner.

 

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McAfee EMEA SE Summit Review

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This week, Securonix were privileged to be a sponsor of the inaugural McAfee Sales Engineering Summit, due to our membership of the Security Innovation Alliance. The main themes during the week were clearly focused on the rise of big security data, how it can be managed, assessed and responded to. Security across the entire organisation now requires complete solutions covering the end to end life cycle protection of information assets, from storage to transit and accessibility.

InfoCrime Summit 2012 London Review

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The mini heatwave in London this week, was a welcome addition for the 2-day Spring event for the InfoCrime Summit, held at the Thistle Marble Arch. With the last event only in November, it was good to see a range of varied speaks and industry representatives have their opinion on a range of information security issues.

Redefining The Insider Threat

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David Wall from the University of Durham, recently released an interesting journal covering the definition of an insider threat and how organisations can readdress their approach to internal asset protection. As many organisations develop security policies and defences against external cyber based attacks, many often overlook the need to protect critical information assets by trusted paid employees and partners.

Behaviour Profiling - History, Peers and Everything in Between

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Identifying insider misuse is often a complex affair. One of the key ways, is to use behaviour profiling to identify changes to user actions that may constitute a malicious act. There are two main ways this can be completed - firstly via historical analysis and secondly via peer analysis.