Security Management Resources

Learn how to make faster, smarter security decisions with our security management resources

These security management resources share best practices, guide you through successful implementations and help you understand the power of truly knowing your threat and risk posture.

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Verified! A Best Practice Framework for Vulnerability Prioritization

There are so many vulnerabilities constantly appearing that it-s daunting for security professionals to decide which ones should be tackled first. How do you decide which vulnerabilities really matter? Are you focusing on vulnerabilities that can actually be exploited and don-t have compensating controls in place? Join Nate Crampton, Product Marketing Manager at Rapid7, and Ethan Goldstein, Security Solutions Engineer, to learn how solutions like Nexpose for vulnerability management and Metasploit for vulnerability verification work together to help prioritize vulnerabilities that put your organization at risk and help you get buy-in from IT on urgent security issues.

Whiteboard Wednesday

PCI Compliance 101 - What is PCI Compliance, and How Do I Become PCI Compliant?

In this Whiteboard Wednesday, Ethan Goldstein explains what PCI is, how to become PCI compliant, and what you should look for in a vendor. Whether you are searching for a PCI approved scanning vendor or simply trying to answer the question, "What is PCI compliance?" Rapid7 can help! Watch this video to get started.

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Latest Resources

Combating Phishing Attacks: How to Design an Effective Program to Protect Your Organization Against Social Engineering

It seems like we've been hearing a lot about phishing in the news in recent years, and this threat hasn't abated yet. Why are attacks via phishing -and social engineering in general -so prevalent and so effective? This whitepaper examines the many different methods employed in phishing attacks and social engineering campaigns, and offers a solution-based approach to mitigating risk from these attack vectors.