Security

What does greed have to do with information security? You’ll find out in this short video called The Greed Principal from IT@Intel’s Matthew Rosenquist, who explains how greed can help IT catch the bad guys.

Intel IT security specialists discuss new enterprise security use cases that we can implement using Intel® vPro™ technology. We focused on three high-priority, high-value categories — e-Discovery and investigations, data protection and loss prevention, and system health and updates —…

The Intel IT white paper, New Security Solutions Using Intel® vPro™ Technology, provides client security insights, examining 10 security use cases in high-value categories — data protection and loss prevention, system health and updates, and e-discovery and investigations.

Intel CIO Diane Bryant answers New York Times’ columnist Matt Richtel’s question.

In this white paper, Intel IT documents its efforts to address ever-increasing security threats originating from within the corporate network. Intel IT designed and successfully deployed a pilot that provided an on-connection authentication service to two sites, securing the network…

Intel IT developed a model for measuring return on security investments in our manufacturing environments that produces a much higher level of accuracy than other methods currently available. Our model has enabled us to make business-driven decisions about security programs,…

Intel developed a defense-in-depth strategy to optimize information security using interlocking prediction, prevention, detection and response capabilities. It is a structure designed to support consistent and comprehensive security controls throughout the organization while allowing flexibility needed to manage risk. Intel information security strategist Matthew Rosenquist has details in this video.

View the video or find the related Defense-in-Depth Optimizes Security white paper.

Intel IT, recognizing that attackers are human opponents who constantly evolve new tactics and that it would be prohibitively expensive to protect every vulnerablity, has developed a defense-in-depth strategy that optimizes security in using interlocking prediction, prevention, detection and response…

Intel IT has developed a single sign-on strategy and process that provides seamless user access to both internally and externally hosted applications, improving the security of sensitive user profile information, reducing maintenance and costs, and simplifying the user experience. Single…

CXO Media editorial director Jim Malone interviews Intel senior information security manager Tim Casey on Intel’s wargaming process. Casey explains how Intel employees pretend to be the bad guys in exercises that helps Intel IT discover security vulnerabilities. View video.

Find additional wargaming resources:

• War Games: Serious Play that Tests Enterprise Security Assumptions white paper
• Corporate Information Security War Game Process white paper
• War Gaming: A How-To Workshop from a recent Intel Premier IT Professional seminar