Mixing Business & Pleasure - Smartphones, Privacy and Security
When: Dec 07 2010
Presenting: Craig Heath, Chief Security Technologist, Symbian Foundation
Fashion accessory, personal entertainment device, social network portal and business tool. People keep their smartphones with them 24 hours a day and expect to use them in all contexts of their life, both business and personal.
Securing Endpoints & Mitigating Data Security Risks
When: Dec 07 2010
Presenting: Jamie Sumner, Strategic Planning Manager, Anti-Theft Services, Intel
The boundaries separating work, home and play have become more and more blurred. Mobility, once a nice-to-have capability, is increasingly important for business strategy, while, simultaneously increasing risk of theft and data loss.
Securing the “Consumerized” End Point
When: Dec 07 2010
Presenting: Matt Dieckman; SonicWALL, Secure Remote Access, Product Manager
The proliferation of end user devices combined with the need for employees to work at any time, from any location has resulted in the mobile workforce accessing critical network resources from an unprecedented variety of end points.
At the Endpoint: Securing Mobile Applications
When: Dec 14 2010
Presenting: Justin Clarke, London Chapter Leader, OWASP
Justin Clarke is an information security consultant with years of experience in assessing the security of networks, web applications and wireless infrastructures for large financial, retail, technology and government clients in the United Kingdom, the United States and New Zealand.
Implications of Cyber Crime, Fraud and Warfare on Cloud
When: Sept 09 2010
Presenting: John Walker, Expert GovCloud Panel, ENISA & MD, Secure Bastion
John is a 'proven' visionary in the field of Cyber Security. He is an ENISA Listed Expert Panel Member, the MD of Secure Bastion, and Professor & PhD Mentor at Nottingham Trent University.
Panel: Impact of Cloud on the Future of Web Application Security
When: Sept 09 2010
Presenting: Dennis Groves, Co-founder, OWASP
This panel session will explore the impact of the cloud on web application security.
Global Panel: Dissecting Cloud Security Standards
When: Sept 09 2010
Presenting: David Fatscher, British Standards Institute
Panelists:
Richard Soley, CEO, Object Management Group (OMG)
David Fatscher, ICT Sector Development Manager, British Standards Institute (BSI)
Does PCI Compliance Help or Hurt Migration to the Cloud?
When: Sept 09 2010
Presenting: Michael Dahn, Director PCI Compliance, Verizon Business
The number one question on peoples' minds is: Can I be PCI Compliant in the Cloud? Organizations are planning millions of dollars on migrating to a variety of public/private cloud combination's and the lingering question is how compliance will impact these plans.
Making Identity Portable in the Cloud
When: Sept 09 2010
Presenting: Eve Maler, PayPal, Identity Evangelist
Digital identities started to "move into the cloud" in the last decade, delivering on use cases such as cross-domain single sign-on and attribute-based authorization. With the rise of consumer identity providers and cloud-based software development, we face new opportunities and threats.
How Cloud Computing Can Rain on Your Security Strategy
When: Sept 09 2010
Presenting: Patrick Sweeney; SonicWALL, VP of Product Management
The ease-of-use, high scalability and low maintenance of cloud computing are just some of the benefits that are driving adoption of this new trend within the enterprise. Gartner confirms this in a recent report* that revealed that cloud computing rates as the second highest technology priority in 2010, behind only virtualization.
Overcoming The Risks Of Cloud Computing
When: Sept 09 2010
Presenting: Jonathan Penn; Forrester Research, Vice President
Underpinned by both technology and economic disruptions, cloud computing is a sustainable, long-term IT paradigm that will fundamentally change the way business customers and individual users engage with technology providers. At the moment, most customers are confused by the overused "cloud" term and are concerned over the risks of cloud computing.
Delivering value from SIEM
When: Aug 19 2010
Presenting: Chris Burtenshaw, Information & Technology Risk Manager, Deloitte
In a challenging economic climate, delivering value from security technologies like Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is higher up the agenda than ever before. This presentation discusses some strategies for success, with a few examples of the types of use cases which we've found most valuable to our clients.
Best Practice and Approaches for Log Management
When: Aug 19 2010
Presenting: Ritesh Singhai, Senior Security Engineer, SecureWorks
To protect critical information and business processes and to comply with industry regulations, organisations can no longer rely sole on network level security. They must also monitor a myriad of application on a variety of different platforms. Doing so is a complex, labour intensive undertaking that involves more than simply purchasing security hardware and software.
Log Standards & Future Trends
When: Aug 19 2010
Presenting: Dr. Anton Chuvakin; Security Warrior Consulting, Principle
The presentation will discuss how to bring order (in the form of standards!) to the chaotic world of logging. It will give a brief introduction to logs and logging and explain how and why logs grew so chaotic and disorganized.
The Integration Lifecycle: Loving Long Logging Lifecycles
When: Aug 19 2010
Presenting: Andrew Hay, CISSP Senior Analyst, Enterprise Security Practice, The 451 Group
The integration of 3rd party products within SIEM and Log Management platforms is often a race to competitive parity. Unfortunately for customers, simply having cursory integration for a product without an ongoing integration lifecycle is about as useful as the platform not supporting the device in the first place.
Log Visualization in the Cloud
When: Aug 19 2010
Presenting: Raffael Marty, Chief Logger, SecViz.org
Over the past years, organizations have collected more and more data and log files within their networks, systems, and cloud environments.
Leveraging Logs, Information and Events
When: Aug 20 2010
Presenting: Derek Brink, Aberdeen Group, VP & Research Fellow for IT Security
Companies of all sizes are trying to make sense of the incredible volume of data that is being generated by their computing infrastructure and their existing security solutions. Much like the children ice-skating game of "crack the whip", Aberdeen's research indicates that closing the performance gap between leaders and laggards in the front-end - i.e., collecting and managing the data (log management) - helps to accelerate the progress needed in the back-end - i.e., interpreting the data and taking action (security information and event management).
The Coming Wave of DLP as a Service: Advantages and Concerns
When: Aug 05 2010
Presenting: Scott Crawford - CISSP - CISM, Managing Research Director of Security
Third-party hosted security services have taken off in recent years, as has the technology of Data Loss Prevention. Soon, these two trends can be expected to converge, as DLP as a hosted service becomes more prevalent, complementing the established domains of hosted security for inbound messages and safe Web browsing.
DLP: From Strategy to Reality!
When: Aug 05 2010
Presenting: Mauricio Angee; Mercantil Commercebank, N.A, VP, Information Security
Data Loss Prevention is not a fixed practice, it is very dynamic in nature and it is continuously evolving. Protecting critical information assets has become the main purpose of Information Security.
Preventing Data Leakage in a Web 2.0 World
When: Aug 05 2010
Presenting: Dmitriy Ayrapetov; Network Security, Product Management, SonicWALL
The Web has become a bi-directional channel for communication where participation is highly encouraged. Ultimately, the benefits of Web and Enterprise 2.0 depend on it.
Panel Session: Can DLP Get SaaSy?
When: Aug 05 2010
Presenting: Moderated by Ron Condon, TechTarget; Guy Bunker, Jericho Forum
Ron Condon has been writing about developments in the IT industry for more than 30 years. In that time, he has charted the evolution from big mainframes, to minicomputers and PCs in the 1980s, and the rise of the Internet over the last decade or so.
To Lose One Set of Data May Be Regarded As Misfortune...
When: Aug 05 2010
Presenting: Clive Longbottom, Business Processes Facililitation, Quocirca
The paraphrasing of Oscar Wilde may seem apposite, but in actuality, the loss of even one set of data will look more like carelessness - and will have legal and brand ramifications.
Social Media: Time for Control, Governance & Compliance?
Recorded: July 14 @ 3PM EST
Presented by: Michael Rasmussen and Eric Young
500 million on Facebook, 75 million on LinkedIn. Many of these users are actively utilizing social media for business purposes - as increasingly the usage of social media is about communications, collaboration and communities - your users are bringing these tools into the workplace - to connect with customers, prospect new business and collaborate with partners.
The Basics of PCI DSS Requirements
On-Demand View Webinar
Getting your US and global business operations compliant with Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS) is a must-do. The first step is to understand what the 12 requirements mean. In this on-demand webinar, experts from CyberSource and Trustwave will explore the following topics:
