http://www.bluelane.com/infocenter/ The latest white papers from Blue Lane. en-us Copyright 2006 Blue Lane Fri, 16 Jun 2006 00:00 PST 13 Dec 2006 20:00 PST Find out how Blue Lane's unique approach can help health care IT pros quickly secure hard to patch servers. 13 Dec 2006 20:00 PST http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/BlueLane_WhitePaper_Healthcare_12-13-06.pdf Patch everything in one month or pay up to $500,000 per incident. 21 Aug 2006 16:00 PST http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/BlueLane_NS_PCI.pdf A combination of approaches is required to successfully maintain secure servers. 8 Aug 2006 17:00 PST http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/Nemertes_SecureCriticalApps.pdf Combating the threat of software vulnerabilities in the virtual world requires a unique approach. 28 Jul 2006 00:00 PST http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/Patching_Virtualization_WP.pdf Take proactive action to address the concerns facing most front line pros responsible for enterprise application availability and security. 28 Jul 2006 00:00 PST http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/Patch_Impasse__Front_Line_Perspectives_5_19_06.pdf This paper discusses Blue Lane Technologies' innovative solution, the PatchPoint System, which is the only inline patch proxy for enterprise servers that fixes application-specific vulnerabilities at the root cause by checking for the same conditions, and applies the same corrective action as the software vendor security patch. Fri, 16 Jun 2006 00:00 PST http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/PatchPoint_WP__9_05_.pdf Find out what your team can do to combat mounting threats and address regulatory pressures, without breaking the budget or tying up IT resources in seemingly endless, reactive patch cycles. Whether you're concerned about industry-specific or leading enterprise applications, you'll find this breakthrough paper packed with insight into tackling one of the biggest challenges IT pros face today: patching unpatchable applications. Fri, 16 Jun 2006 00:00 PST http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/Securing_Unpatchable_Applications_White_Paper.pdf Although applying patches to keep systems secure is the right thing to do, many organizations don't because of the overwhelming number of patches available, a lack of resources, and the potential that the patches themselves will prove faulty and cause damage. However, estimates of the damage done by Code Red are in excess of 2.6 billion USD with a phenomenal 359,000 infected in less than 14 hours of the worm's release. So companies that ignore the patch problem are running great risks and should know that the consequences of ignoring the patch problem might prove fatal to the organization. Fri, 16 Jun 2006 00:00 PST http://bluelane.com/lib/pdfs/PatchEconomics101_WP.pdf