Quickcasts

Dell SecureWorks presents these 'Quickcasts' as another way to share short videos to our security professionals that are timely and relevant to you.

Anatomy of a Healthcare Data Security Breach

Despite the healthcare industry's attempts to focus on regulatory compliance, the frequency of data breaches continues to rise at an alarming rate, according to a recent study. The explosion of mobile device usage has increased the risk of breaches, while the regulatory environment and the desire for data sharing have intensified the consequences. This brief video presentation will help you understand how and why data breaches occur, what can be done to prevent them, and how Dell SecureWorks addresses some of the most common security concern.

New FFIEC Security Guidance: What You Need to Know

The FFIEC security guidelines released in late 2011 require financial institutions to implement additional security controls to address threats. The new guidance has impact on risk assessments, layered security and customer threat awareness. This brief video presentation will help you understand the changes and assess their impact on your security program.

Meaningful Use and Data Security: Meeting the Measure

If your organization is planning to adopt Meaningful Use to gain Medicare and Medicaid EHR incentive payouts, avoid penalties, or build a stronger security position, you probably have questions about how to meet the measure. In this 10-minute presentation, you will learn what Meaningful Use means to your organization, and how Dell SecureWorks can help your organization build a stronger risk posture and avoid fines and penalties.

Top 10 Mobile Application Security Considerations

There are now an estimated 700,000+ mobile applications in use and the number is growing every day. Ensuring that mobile apps are secure --- and do not inadvertently create vulnerabilities that can be exploited by criminals --- has not received the level of attention it needs. We've identified 10 best practices for security in mobile application development, and cover them in a 10-minute presentation.

Six Tips for Secure and PCI Compliant Wireless

The PCI DSS Wireless Guidelines released in 2011 require merchants to implement additional security controls to address threats. The updated guidelines include recommendations on testing and detecting rogue wireless access points and devices, developing and enforcing policies, and other security considerations. To help you understand the requirements and assess their impact on your security and compliance program, we’ve created a 10-minute “quickcast” video presentation.