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Digital signatures are like electronic “fingerprints.” In the form of a coded message, the digital signature securely associates a signer with a document in a recorded transaction. Digital signatures use a standard, accepted format, called Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), to provide the highest levels of security and universal acceptance. They are a specific signature technology implementation of electronic signature (eSignature).
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks remain one of the most effective methods used by cybercriminals to cause significant financial, operational, and reputational damage to businesses worldwide. Though these attacks take different forms, the goal is always to incapacitate targeted servers, services, or networks by flooding them with traffic from compromised devices or networks.
As organizations have hardened their defences, cybercriminals have responded with newer attack types targeting multiple applications and services. Download this guide to learn how to defend against rapidly evolving Distributed Denial-of-Service threats and address vulnerabilities at every layer.
Today, enterprises face new challenges and opportunities for growth, from anticipating and meeting customers’ digital needs to mounting a strong defence against web-based attacks, overcoming latency issues, preventing site outages, and maintaining network connectivity and performance.
Providing superior online experience to customer is not a matter of choice but a necessity so it is critical that websites and applications remain as secure, fast, and reliable as possible.
Organizations have traditionally used hardware appliances to make up for the core limitations and vulnerabilities of the Internet—security, performance, and reliability. These appliances have always been expensive and hard to manage. But when they are used in hybrid cloud infrastructure, they also create serious security gaps and capacity limitations.
This paper outlines those challenges, quantifies their consequences, and proposes cloud-based solutions for improving the speed, affordability, and security of hybrid cloud infrastructure.
Tenable’s Security Response Team is taking a look back at the vulnerabilities and threats that made 2020 one of the most active years for security teams in recent memory. In our report, you’ll learn the key insights you need to move forward in 2021 with confidence, such as:
Security teams are dealing with more vulnerabilities than they can handle. Spreading these limited resources too thin can quickly lead to inefficiency and burnout. Don’t waste precious time remediating vulnerabilities that pose little to no risk.
With risk-based vulnerability management, you’ll know exactly which vulnerabilities are likely to be exploited – and the ones that will cause the biggest impact on the business. Download the new ebook now to:
