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Regulatory Compliance and the State of Security

FIM is Dead — Long Live FIM

FIM is Dead — Long Live FIM

by Michael Thelander

Sometimes you just can’t see the obvious when it’s right in front of you. Usually, this happens because you’re so invested – materially, emotionally, or historically – in the way things have been that you have a hard time reconciling the way things are. This is true for companies as well. The technology that made [...]

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Good resource on logging and retention practices – a legal perspective

Good resource on logging and retention practices – a legal perspective

by Dwayne Melancon

In the event of a data breach, law enforcement, regulators, payment card auditors, clients and others will ask about your log file management and your alerting protocols. Don’t be caught unaware.

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Introducing Tripwire Log Center 6.5.1

Introducing Tripwire Log Center 6.5.1

by Cindy Valladares

Today we’re announcing an update to Tripwire Log Center. This release has some new capabilities to help you do your log management and incident detection functions easier and faster. Here are some of the highlights of this update: Find log events faster. We’re utilizing MITRE’s Common Event Expression to standardize log event messages. You benefit [...]

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Our Five Favorite Videos from RSA 2012

Our Five Favorite Videos from RSA 2012

by David Spark

A complete compilation of all our articles, videos, and photos we produced at the 2012 RSA Conference.

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And The Winner Is …. Tripwire Enterprise!

And The Winner Is …. Tripwire Enterprise!

by Michael Thelander

SC Magazine held their annual awards gala last week in San Francisco, and with a fair amount of hoopla announced their 2012 picks the for best IT security and compliance solutions. (A lot like the Academy Awards of IT security… without Billy Crystal.)

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Making Compliance Part of Your Daily Routine, Not Just Once a Year

Making Compliance Part of Your Daily Routine, Not Just Once a Year

by David Spark

Monitor continuously so you don’t get stuck finding out about a breach 3-4 months after it happened.

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