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This IBM Redpaper publication takes a close look at the enterprise IT network perimeter, which has been diluted from a well-defined set of ingress and egress points to a mesh of undetectable flows from devices capable of accessing and penetrating corporate resources. The days of keeping the bad guys out by building a well-defined wall are definitely over. Businesses and organizations require collaboration with internal and external business partners, customers, and employees, which further removes walls and protective barriers. In this paper, we discuss how the variety of endpoints that were once considered to be have now become the perimeter itself. With this idea in mind, we investigate how you can build a strong security solution to protect the valuable assets accessible through the IT infrastructure. The target audience for this paper is IT architects, IT specialists, and security administrators.

This IBM Redpaper provides information on migrating from IBM Tivoli Risk Manager to IBM Tivoli Security Operations Manager 3.1. It highlights the concepts used in Risk Manager and maps them to Security Operations Manager. We also describe the steps required to migrate from an existing Risk Manager environment to a new Security Operations Manager installation. IBM Tivoli Security Operations Manager is the market leader in Security Event and Information Management (SEIM). Tivoli Security Operations Manager takes relevant logs from networking devices, security devices, servers, applications, databases, and endpoints. No matter what the size of your enterprise is, it correlates actual security threats and policy violations in near real time. Tivoli Security Operations Manager also automates the incident response once the security violation has been detected. Security Operations Manager integrates into your environment with a gateway to and from IBM Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus and IBM Tivoli Enterprise Console.