HPE Cyber Security Best Practices
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Best Practices to Protect Your Municipality:

Defend against ever-evolving ransomware and other emerging threats

Protecting government agencies and the people they serve requires more than just a patchwork of security solutions.

Today, safeguarding confidential personal and financial information requires agencies to have comprehensive and proactive security. Here’s why:

• Agencies are increasingly interconnected, with computer technology woven throughout all facets of government—with just about everyone and every thing sharing data.
• Public servants and citizens need reliable and prompt access to government networks on-premises and through online portals.
• Criminals targeting government agencies are increasing the sophistication of their attacks while phishing, ransomware, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, and more are becoming commonplace.

What agencies need is an end-to-end cyber security solution, one that encompasses everything from planning through deployment to end of life with single-pane-of-glass management.

Security Best Practices

HPE follows a holistic security strategy to protect your organization’s infrastructure from “cradle to grave.” From the hardware supply chain to your device’s end of life, HPE provides comprehensive security to detect and prevent unauthorized access as well as rapid recovery from disasters. To do all of this, we focus on six key steps throughout the life cycle of your infrastructure:

1. Assess: Before building any cyber security solution, you will need a plan. HPE can help you determine exactly what solution your agency needs to meet your specific security challenges. Our HPE Pointnext Services experts can provide insights and tangible action plans to mitigate risks to your assets and applications. We follow ISO/IEC 27002:2013 guidelines to choose the right solutions for your particular needs and threat environment.
2. Build: Today’s threats are constantly evolving to infiltrate your network. With HPE, you can protect your infrastructure through a secure root of trust, available in all HPE Gen10 servers. While we carefully choose our partners and suppliers, our encrypted root of trust adds an additional layer of protection by cryptographically validating the integrity of HPE’s DFARS-compliant supply chain from silicon to your data center.
3. Protect: Access control and threat detection protect your HPE infrastructure with policy-based network-access control, military-grade encryption for data storage, intrusion detection, and full recovery capabilities. With Aruba ClearPass, you can easily take charge of your network, prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information, and further harden your network against cyberattacks.
4. Detect: HPE takes a proactive approach to monitoring. With user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), our infrastructure uses AI and machine learning to detect threats and flag any suspicious activity. HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) can help you configure, monitor, and update your HPE servers seamlessly, and HPE iLO Advanced gives even more cyber security control with runtime firmware validation. With HPE InfoSight, you have full visibility in a single pane of glass.
5. Recover: Get your services back online quickly. HPE leverages on-premises and cloud-based solutions to provide backup and rapid recovery from cyberattacks. HPE Nimble Storage, for example, leverages flash storage and predictive analytics to eliminate the gap and guarantee 99.9999% availability, delivering the best all-flash capacity per terabyte in the industry—and future-proofing design for value today and in the future.
6. Retire: When the time comes to retire your hardware, HPE can help you safely decommission or redeploy your IT assets. HPE iLO Advanced can securely erase user data, ensuring that your servers are wiped clean before end of life.

Best Practices to Protect Your University:

Defend against ever-evolving ransomware and other emerging threats both on and off campus

Protecting your school requires more than just a patchwork of security solutions.

Today, safeguarding confidential personal and financial information requires schools to have comprehensive and proactive security. Here’s why:

• Institutions of higher education are increasingly connected, with computer technology woven throughout all levels of the organization.
• Faculty, administrators, students, parents, and visitors need access to school networks both on campus and off.
• Classes frequently incorporate state-of-the-art technology and course-specific applications.
• Online classes open your network to students around the world.
• Criminals targeting colleges and universities are increasing the sophistication of their attacks while phishing, ransomware, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, and more are becoming commonplace.

What you need is an end-to-end cyber security solution, one that encompasses everything from planning through deployment to end of life with single-pane-of-glass management.

Security Best Practices

HPE follows a holistic security strategy to protect your institution’s infrastructure from “cradle to grave.” From the hardware supply chain to your device’s end of life, HPE provides comprehensive security to detect and prevent unauthorized access as well as rapid recovery from disasters. To do all of this, we focus on six key steps throughout the life cycle of your infrastructure:

1. Assess: Before building any cyber security solution, you will need a plan. HPE can help you determine exactly what solution your school needs to meet your specific security challenges. Our HPE Pointnext Services experts can provide insights and tangible action plans to mitigate risks to your assets and applications. We follow ISO/IEC 27002:2013 guidelines to choose the right solutions for your particular needs and threat environment.
2. Build: Today’s threats are constantly evolving to infiltrate your network. With HPE, you can protect your infrastructure through a secure root of trust, available in all HPE Gen10 servers. While we carefully choose our partners and suppliers, our encrypted root of trust adds an additional layer of protection by cryptographically validating the integrity of HPE’s DFARS-compliant supply chain from silicon to your data center.
3. Protect: Access control and threat detection protect your HPE infrastructure with policy-based network-access control, military-grade encryption for data storage, intrusion detection, and full recovery capabilities. With Aruba ClearPass, you can easily take charge of your network, prevent unauthorized access to sensitive student and university information, and further harden your network against cyberattacks.
4. Detect: HPE takes a proactive approach to monitoring. With user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), our infrastructure uses AI and machine learning to detect threats and flag any suspicious activity. HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) can help you configure, monitor, and update your HPE servers seamlessly, and HPE iLO Advanced gives even more cyber security control with runtime firmware validation. With HPE InfoSight, you have full visibility in a single pane of glass.
5. Recover: Get your students and faculty back to work quickly. HPE leverages on-premises and cloud-based solutions to provide backup and rapid recovery from cyberattacks. HPE Nimble Storage, for example, leverages flash storage and predictive analytics to eliminate the gap and guarantee 99.9999% availability, delivering the best all-flash capacity per terabyte in the industry—and future-proofing design for value today and in the future.
6. Retire: When the time comes to retire your hardware, HPE can help you safely decommission or redeploy your IT assets. HPE iLO Advanced can securely erase user data, ensuring that your servers are wiped clean before end of life.

Best Practices to Protect Your School:

Defend against ever-evolving ransomware and other emerging threats

Protecting your school requires more than just a patchwork of security solutions.

Today, safeguarding confidential personal and financial information requires schools to have comprehensive and proactive security. Here’s why:

• K-12 schools are increasingly interconnected, with computer technology woven throughout all levels of education.
• Teachers, administrators, students, and parents need access to school networks both on campus and off.
• Classes frequently incorporate technology and curriculum-based applications.
• Most, even young students, have Internet-connected phones and other personal devices.
• Criminals targeting schools are increasing the sophistication of their attacks while phishing, ransomware, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, and more are becoming commonplace.

What you need is an end-to-end cyber security solution, one that encompasses everything from planning through deployment to end of life with single-pane-of-glass management.

Security Best Practices

HPE follows a holistic security strategy to protect your school’s infrastructure from “cradle to grave.” From the hardware supply chain to your device’s end of life, HPE provides comprehensive security to detect and prevent unauthorized access as well as rapid recovery from disasters. To do all of this, we focus on six key steps throughout the life cycle of your infrastructure:

1. Assess: Before building any cyber security solution, you will need a plan. HPE can help you determine exactly what solution your school needs to meet your specific security challenges. Our HPE Pointnext Services experts can provide insights and tangible action plans to mitigate risks to your assets and applications. We follow ISO/IEC 27002:2013 guidelines to choose the right solutions for your particular needs and threat environment.
2. Build: Today’s threats are constantly evolving to infiltrate your network. With HPE, you can protect your infrastructure through a secure root of trust, available in all HPE Gen10 servers. While we carefully choose our partners and suppliers, our encrypted root of trust adds an additional layer of protection by cryptographically validating the integrity of HPE’s DFARS-compliant supply chain from silicon to your data center.
3. Protect: Access control and threat detection protect your HPE infrastructure with policy-based network-access control, military-grade encryption for data storage, intrusion detection, and full recovery capabilities. With Aruba ClearPass, you can easily take charge of your network, prevent students from accessing harmful or inappropriate information, and further harden your network against cyberattacks.
4. Detect: HPE takes a proactive approach to monitoring. With user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), our infrastructure uses AI and machine learning to detect threats and flag any suspicious activity. HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) can help you configure, monitor, and update your HPE servers seamlessly, and HPE iLO Advanced gives even more cyber security control with runtime firmware validation. With HPE InfoSight you have full visibility in a single pane of glass.
5. Recover: Get students and teachers back to work quickly. HPE leverages on-premises and cloud-based solutions to provide backup and rapid recovery from cyberattacks. HPE Nimble Storage, for example, leverages flash storage and predictive analytics to eliminate the gap and guarantee 99.9999% availability, delivering the best all-flash capacity per terabyte in the industry—and future-proofing design for value today and in the future.
6. Retire: When the time comes to retire your hardware, HPE can help you safely decommission or redeploy your IT assets. HPE iLO Advanced can securely erase user data, ensuring that your servers are wiped clean before end of life.

Best Practices to Protect Your Business:

Are you truly prepared to protect your business from a cyberattack in times of uncertainty?

In unprecedented circumstances, customers are looking for solutions to support business continuity. Businesses are forced to do more work remotely and take extreme steps to protect our employees and brands. It is even more critical for corporations to examine how business was previously conducted and be conscious that “normal” may be different after this crisis has passed, especially when it comes to security. Many companies will change their business processes and become more remote but in doing this we add new risks. Can our current system handle this change of workload? Can we secure the end user? These are truly unparalleled times and, sadly, criminals will take this opportunity to try and exploit enterprises and individuals.

Security Best Practices

HPE follows a holistic security strategy to protect your organization’s infrastructure. From the hardware supply chain to your device’s end of life, HPE provides comprehensive security to detect and prevent unauthorized access as well as rapid recovery from disasters. To do all of this, we focus on six key steps throughout the life cycle of your infrastructure:

1. Assess: Before building any cyber security solution, you will need a plan. HPE can help you determine exactly what solution your agency needs to meet your specific security challenges. Our HPE Pointnext experts can provide insights and tangible action plans to mitigate risks to your assets and applications.
2. Build: Today’s threats are constantly evolving to infiltrate your network. With HPE, you can protect your infrastructure through a secure root of trust, available in all HPE Gen10 servers. While we carefully choose our partners and suppliers, our encrypted root of trust adds an additional layer of protection.
3. Protect: Access control and attack detection protect your HPE infrastructure with policy-based network-access control, military-grade encryption for data storage, intrusion detection, and full recovery capabilities. With Aruba ClearPass, you can easily take charge of your network, prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information, and further harden your network against cyberattacks.
4. Detect: HPE takes a proactive approach to monitoring. With user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), our infrastructure uses AI and machine learning to detect threats and flag any suspicious activity. HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) can help you configure, monitor, and update your HPE servers seamlessly, and HPE iLO Advanced gives even more cyber security control with runtime firmware validation. With HPE Infosight, you have full visibility in a single pane of glass.
5. Recover: Get your services back online quickly. HPE leverages on-premises and cloud-based solutions to provide backup and rapid recovery from cyberattacks. HPE Nimble Storage, for example, leverages flash storage and predictive analytics to eliminate the gap and guarantee 99.9999% a vailability, delivering the best all-flash capacity per terabyte in the industry - and future-proofing design for value today and in the future.
6. Retire: When the time comes to retire your hardware, HPE can help you safely decommission or redeploy your IT assets. HPE iLO Advanced can securely erase user data, ensuring that your servers are wiped clean before end of life.

Documentation:

Download the HPE Solution Brief - Cyber Security Best Practices to Protect Your Municipality Datasheet (.PDF)

Download the HPE Solution Brief - Cyber Security Best Practices to Protect Your University Datasheet (.PDF)

Download the HPE Solution Brief - Cyber Security Best Practices to Protect Your School Datasheet (.PDF)

Download the HPE Solution Brief - Cyber Security Best Practices to Protect Your Business Datasheet (.PDF)