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Featured Content from Xceedium
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- Compartmentalized Access and Leapfrog Prevention for Technical Users
Analysts estimate 43% of internal attackers had authorized access. They circumvented security measures and compromised areas they weren’t authorized to access. However, the real exposure is leapfrogging – the ability of users to hop from an authorized resource to other networked resources that are unauthorized. Learn how to prevent leapfrogging without impacting productivity.
- Vendor Access Control: A Standardized Methodology to Securely Manage and Control 3rd Party IT Administrators
Third party IT operations personnel and application developers, require flexible access to the network and sensitive business applications. As companies outsource, it becomes harder to manage these users. Organizations require a new standardized security model ...
- Watching the Watchers: A Security Model for Vendors and IT Administrators
Enterprises must provide a variety of third parties – hardware and software vendors, outsourced support vendors, independent consultants, and managed service providers – access to the internal infrastructure and systems.
- Disaster Recovery: Expecting the Unexpected
A smooth, uninterrupted and secure transition of critical business functions, without compromising security and compliance policies, is critical for any disaster recover site.
- Secure Remote Access IT Operations Capabilities in a Pandemic
Xceedium participated in Strong Angel III to demonstrate its capability to help recover and maintain essential services by ensuring availability and reliability and allowing IT operations “first responders” to remotely manage multiple mobile data centers and DR sites as if they were one integrated system .
- Meeting the "Five C's" of the Secure IT Operations Management Challenge
IT Operations Personnel provide essential services needed to keep vital information systems running smoothly. They are highly-skilled engineers who use powerful tools to supply remote support capabilities, tools that must be able to access a highly heterogeneous, distributed environment in "four wheel drive" mode.
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