How to Choose a Certificate Authority for Safer Web Security

The Latest Technology Research and Resources Please add contentupdates@webbuyersguide.com to your address book! View in a browser How to Choose a Certificate Authority for Safer Web Security Recently, breaches have targeted the systems of certificate authorities (CAs), the companies that prove websites and services are secure and safe to use. The changing security landscape has demonstrated not all CAs are the same, and choosing the right CA is critical to running and maintaining a safe and trusted online business. This white paper looks at the role of CAs in web security, including what measures a CA can take to promote trust in its certificates and the criteria to consider when choosing the best CA for the job. This valuable resource is free to Web Buyer's Guide members and it's easy to access. Just click on the button or image of the resource and follow the simple instructions. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Other Web Buyer's Guide members who checked out this resource also expressed interest in the following offers from the Research Library: Protecting Today's Complex, Distributed Organization from IBM Future-Proofing in the Virtualized Data Center from VMTurbo Working for Your Success, Web Buyer's Guide You are receiving this email because you have registered for a tutorial, download, white paper, webcast, or have elected to receive information or offers from Web Buyer's Guide. You are currently subscribed to this list as: 512marketing.topsearchrankings@blogger.com If you do not wish to receive future mailings from Web Buyer's Guide: Unsubscribe from Web Buyer's Guide Tech Alerts Unsubscribe from All Ziff Davis Enterprise Mailings Web Buyers Guide is the property of QuinStreet, Inc.  |  950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor, Foster City, CA 94404 © 2015 QuinStreet, Inc. All rights reserved.

How to Protect Your SQL Environment at the Granular Level

eSeminarsLive: The Online Seminar Standard Please add contentupdates@webbuyersguide.com to your address book! View in a browser April 30, 2015 1:00 pm ET / 10:00 am PT Duration: 60 minutes Sponsored by Veeam How to Protect Your SQL Environment at the Granular Level It's likely today that you'll need to recover a single database far more than you'll need to recover all of SQL Server — and yet, your backup and recovery strategy focuses on recovering the enterprise, and not daily recovery needs of that enterprise. Check out this upcoming eSeminar and join Rick Vanover from Veeam as he discusses the hype and reality of recovering your SQL databases at a granular level, tools versus backups, where virtualization fits in, and how to successfully protect your SQL environment at an enterprise and granular level. Join us live, or register now and we'll send you a notice when this eSeminar is available on-demand. OTHER EVENTS Other eSeminars Live participants who registered for this event also expressed interest in the following events: Web Attacks: Don't Be Freaked Out from GeoTrust Disaster Recovery Planning — The 6 Personality Types from iland Working for Your Success, eSeminars Live eSeminars Live is the property of QuinStreet, Inc. 950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor, Foster City, CA 94404 You are receiving this email because you have registered for a tutorial, download, white paper, webcast, or have elected to receive information or offers from Ziff Davis Enterprise eSeminars. You are currently subscribed to this list as: 512marketing.topsearchrankings@blogger.com If you do not wish to receive future mailings from ZDE eSeminars: Unsubscribe from ZDE eSeminars Tech Alerts Unsubscribe from All Ziff Davis Enterprise Mailings © 2015 QuinStreet, Inc. All rights reserved. This Tech Alert cannot be copied, distributed, or displayed without prior written permission from QuinStreet, Inc.

Understanding the FREAK Risk

The Latest Technology Research and Resources Please add contentupdates@webbuyersguide.com to your address book! View in a browser Understanding the FREAK Risk Multiple types of attacks against SSL/TLS have emerged in recent years, as security researchers continue to poke holes in the data transport security protocol that protects the Web. One of the most recent is the FREAK (Factoring Attack on RSA-EXPORT Keys) vulnerability which was recently disclosed. Why is FREAK a risk and what should your organization do to defend itself? Check out this upcoming live eSeminar and join industry experts as they discuss recent SSL/TLS vulnerabilities and learn how you can reduce attack risks. This valuable resource is free to Web Buyer's Guide members and it's easy to access. Just click on the button or image of the resource and follow the simple instructions. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Other Web Buyer's Guide members who checked out this resource also expressed interest in the following offers from the Research Library: The Business Case for IT Automation from Puppet Labs How to Protect Your SQL Environment at the Granular Level from Veeam Working for Your Success, Web Buyer's Guide You are receiving this email because you have registered for a tutorial, download, white paper, webcast, or have elected to receive information or offers from Web Buyer's Guide. You are currently subscribed to this list as: 512marketing.topsearchrankings@blogger.com If you do not wish to receive future mailings from Web Buyer's Guide: Unsubscribe from Web Buyer's Guide Tech Alerts Unsubscribe from All Ziff Davis Enterprise Mailings Web Buyers Guide is the property of QuinStreet, Inc.  |  950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor, Foster City, CA 94404 © 2015 QuinStreet, Inc. All rights reserved.

SSL 101: Your Guide to Fundamental Website Security

The Latest Technology Research and Resources Please add contentupdates@webbuyersguide.com to your address book! View in a browser SSL 101: Your Guide to Fundamental Website Security As use of the Internet has grown, the Web has also become more popular with scammers, identity thieves, and other cybercriminals. Given the number of people who experience or have heard about phishing and other Web-based scams, many Internet users don't feel comfortable sharing their personal details online. Fortunately, there is secure sockets layer (SSL) technology, a standard solution for protecting sensitive information online. But there's more to SSL than just basic safety. Read this guide to learn about what SSL does, how it works, and how it can help build credibility online. This valuable resource is free to Web Buyer's Guide members and it's easy to access. Just click on the button or image of the resource and follow the simple instructions. ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Other Web Buyer's Guide members who checked out this resource also expressed interest in the following offers from the Research Library: Rewriting the Rules of Patch Management from IBM Cloud Mechanics: How Providers Can Ensure Consistent Performance from VMTurbo Working for Your Success, Web Buyer's Guide You are receiving this email because you have registered for a tutorial, download, white paper, webcast, or have elected to receive information or offers from Web Buyer's Guide. You are currently subscribed to this list as: 512marketing.topsearchrankings@blogger.com If you do not wish to receive future mailings from Web Buyer's Guide: Unsubscribe from Web Buyer's Guide Tech Alerts Unsubscribe from All Ziff Davis Enterprise Mailings Web Buyers Guide is the property of QuinStreet, Inc.  |  950 Tower Lane, 6th Floor, Foster City, CA 94404 © 2015 QuinStreet, Inc. All rights reserved.