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This paper explores the still-growing threat of website malware, specifically how hackers compromise websites and how users become infected. The consequences of malware attacks—including Google blacklisting—are also explored, as are new trends in website attacks and what types of malware you need to watch out for on your site. Finally, the paper discusses strategies for mitigating malware threats, including best practices for protecting ...

Symantec has established some of the most comprehensive sources of Internet threat data in the world through the Symantecâ„¢ Global Intelligence Network, which is made up of approximately 69 million attack sensors which record thousands of events per second. This network monitors threat activity in over 157 countries and territories through a combination of Symantec products and services such as Symantec DeepSightâ„¢ Threat Management System, ...

Whether you are an individual or a company, you should approach online security in the same way that you would approach physical security for your home or business. This guide will de-mystify the technology involved and give you the information you need to make the best decision when considering your online security options.   ...

Most disasters strike when you least expect them. Some – like hurricanes – give you more warning. But in either case, it’s a real problem if disaster brings your business to a grinding halt. Forces of nature, malicious acts, or even a simple mistake can have a long-lasting negative effect on your business. Download this whitepaper to learn more about some first steps and follow-up steps you can take to upgrade your disaster prepar...

With the Right Disaster Recovery Solution, You Could Hit a RPO of < 15 minutes. You might be tempted to scrape together a “do-it-yourself” solution to save money. Proceed with caution. The DIY route can be riddled with hidden costs and other hazards. Even if you take the modern (cloud) approach, insourcing can impair the cost savings potential of doing so. We've already built flexible DR for you. You can meet aggressive RPO criteria, and...

The Process, Step-by-Step Backup’s only one part of disaster recovery. Having a good disaster recovery plan will help you to regain lost data and speed your organization’s return to normal operations. It will also ensure that a natural or manmade disaster will not lead to a major business disruption and help avoid adverse financial circumstance. In this white paper, we’ll discuss: - Disaster Recovery vs. Business Continuity - T...

Disaster Recovery Sites, Primary Storage, Backup and Archiving As organizations consider which parts of their IT data centers to migrate to the cloud, they must consider myriad issues: scalability, dependability, architecture, integration, cost. Security, of course must be covered within. Understanding how data and services can be secured in a given cloud-based environment is of critical importance to organizations who will benefit from new IT stand...

Server virtualization is now being used for production workloads and traditional backup vendors are adding features to support this. On the other hand, solutions designed specifically for VM backup offer some key advantages over this approach. But, add image-based backup solutions to the mix, that do a bit of both, and things get very complicated. This research is designed for enterprises seeking to select a solution to backup their virtual infrastruc...

Download this Dell AppAssure 5 Product Spotlight Report to learn more about the latest release of Dell’s AppAssure that focuses on no-compromise unification of virtualized standalone backup, replication and recovery processes.   ...

When Disaster Hits Your Data Center, Will it be Fully Recoverable in < 2 Hours? Data recovery solutions from nScaled protect data, servers and even entire data centers. Our Recovery as a Service solution combines disaster recovery, backup, business continuity and archiving into a single, integrated platform. Disaster recovery at some level is an insurance policy you will eventually use. The growing number of natural events and hackers practically gu...