Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση και Προστασία Δεδομένων – Προοπτικές στην Νομοθεσία

a)The functionality and how to position SEP in virtual environments
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Symantec has established some of the most comprehensive sources of Internet threat data in the world through the Symantec Global Intelligence Network. This is made up of approximately 69 million attack sensors and records thousands of events per second, monitoring threat activity in over 157 countries.

These resources give Symantec’s analysts unparalleled sources of data with which to identify, analyse, and provide informed commentary on emerging trends in attacks, malicious code activity, phishing, and spam. The result is the annual Symantec Internet Security Threat Report. This is one of the most comprehensive sources of Internet threat data in the world which, in 2012, was covered in over 1000 media outlets across Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Schutz vor Cyberangriffen in der Fertigung: Proaktive Maßnahmen und Empfehlungen
Die Bedingungen in der Fertigung ändern sich, um anspruchsvolleren Kundenwünschen und zugleich dem konstanten Druck, Kosten einzusparen und produktiver zu arbeiten, gerecht zu werden. Unternehmen reagieren darauf, indem sie auf flexible Arbeits­ und Fertigungsprozesse setzen. Diese Agilität setzt aber voraus, dass operative und geschäftliche IT­Systemen enger verzahnt werden. Sind Systeme stärker miteinander vernetzt, teilen sie automatisch die Risiken bei der Datensicherheit. Risiken, die bislang als weniger kritisch galten, wiegen nun schwerer,
weil die Systeme voneinander abhängig sind. Diese neuen Funktionalitäten, Systeme und Infrastruktur führen also dazu, dass neue Risiken, die von diesen Entwicklungen ausgelöst werden, übersehen werden.
Systeme gegen die gewieftesten Angreifer zu schützen, ist aber nicht unmöglich. Sorgfalt, in der Praxis bewährte Konzepte und ein solider Risikomanagementprozess schaffen hierfür die grundlage. Durch die Anwendung einer geeigneten Sicherheitsarchitektur und entsprechender Verfahren können Unternehmen ihre Risiken senken und sich vor den Folgen von Sicherheitsverstößen schützen.
Integrierte Fertigungssysteme bieten den Unternehmen großes Potenzial, bringen aber neue Risiken, denen sie auf angemessene Weise begegnen können.
Dieses Webcast bietet eine genaue Analyse der aktuellen Herausforderungen und konkrete Empfehlungen.

Mobility, Identity, Cloud - Wie neue Anwendungen Unternehmen ihre IT überdenken lassen
Da sich die IT-Landschaft rasant entwickelt, stehen Unternehmen immer wieder vor neuen und komplexen Herausforderungen.
•Externe Clouds und interne Anwendungen verursachen eine große Komplexität bei der Zugriffssteuerung - jede Anwendung verwendet einen eigenen Anmeldemechanismus.
•Datenverarbeitung auf mobilen Geräten ist allgegenwärtig und kann Unternehmensdaten einem Risiko aussetzen
•BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) schafft neue Risikofaktoren für Unternehmen

Unternehmen benötigen eine Lösung zur Verwaltung dieser vielfältigen Anwendungsumgebungen um sicherzustellen, dass ihre Endnutzer von dieser Komplexität nicht bei Ihrer Arbeit gestört werden.
Symantec O3 ™ bietet Web Single Sign-on mit starker Authentifizierung für Cloud-Anwendungen und -Services - inkl. derer auf mobilen Geräten.
In diesem Webinar erfahren Sie
•Warum mit der Nutzung von Cloud Services Single Sign-on wichtiger ist als je zuvor.
•Wie sich Richtlinien zur Identitäts- und Zugriffskontrolle, unabhängig von Anbietern für Cloud-Anwendungen, durchsetzen lassen.
•Wie Sie Cloud-Zugriffe protokollieren können und damit eine zentrale Quelle als Grundlage für Richtlinienprüfungen und forensische Analysen erhalten.

Manufacturing is changing in response to evolving customer demands and the constant pressure to reduce costs and improve productivity. Meeting these challenges requires organisations to embrace new flexible methods of working. This need for agility requires operational and enterprise IT systems to work closely together.
However, as systems interconnect, information security risks are also shared. Risks that may have previously been considered as non-critical increase in severity when systems become networked and interdependent. With the desire to implement new functionality, systems and infrastructure, the new risks that these developments entail may become overlooked.
Integrated manufacturing systems offer many opportunities for manufacturers, but also introduce risks that need to be correctly managed and addressed. This webcast analyses the challenges facing the manufacturing industry and recommends how organisations should secure their business.

As the IT landscape has rapidly evolved, companies are facing new, complex challenges.
•Controlling data on mobile devices has become more and more common and can expose a considerable amount of professional data
•The increase of BYOD is generating new risk factors for enterprises
•Complexities in controlling access to IT applications (Cloud, private stores, internal applications etc.)
•Each application uses its own access control mechanisms and its own set of credentials

Customers need a solution to help manage this diverse application environment and ensure that their end users are shielded from the underlying complexity.
Symantec O3™ provides Web Single Sign-on, including Strong Authentication, across cloud applications and services – as well those used on mobile devices.
Join this webinar to learn more about:
• Why the emergence of the cloud has made single-sign on much more important than ever for the user experience
• How Symantec O3 can help organizations to protect its cloud users, applications and information
• How Identity-based access management enforces access control policies and captures related access and security events so that you can audit user activity.

Security professionals are grappling with information overload as the volume of data captured increases in light of more rigorous compliance demands, increased infrastructure complexity, and a challenging threat landscape.
To address these challenges, Symantec recently announced the next generation Security Management Solution, Symantec Protection Center (SPC) Mobile for IT security leaders.
In this webcast, you will learn more about SPC Mobile, an exciting new iPad app for Security leaders and get a live demo of how you can:
•Have a single, comprehensive view of your security program
•Clearly communicate IT security status to all business stakeholders
•Demonstrate the value of your existing IT security investments
•Show business-relevant metrics for your security solutions
•Identify which emerging threats might impact your business

To learn more, visit http://go.symantec.com/spc.

State of Mobility Survey
In the State of Mobility Survey Symantec surveyed 3,236 organizations from 29 countries with respondents from organizations ranging from small to large enterprises. The organizations surveyed fell into two broad categories: Traditional organizations and Innovator organizations. Perhaps the highest-level difference between innovators and traditionals is how they view change: Innovators see change as an opportunity, while traditionals view change as a risk.
As such, innovators welcome change and are early adopters of new technology. Given their view of change, they often seek out or even create change as they believe this will create opportunities for the organizations. Not so with traditionals, who will only change after a lengthy study of a new situation. Not surprisingly, innovators and traditionals approach mobility very differently.
Attend this webcast to learn how companies approach mobility and what this survey has discovered.

The finance industry is constantly fighting cybercrime and, given the potential financial gain from a successful attack, this battle is likely to continue. However rigorous the security employed, exposure to new risks is inevitable. New technologies and services must be adopted to cope with competitive pressure and regulations must be complied with. Only by advancing the intelligence and analysis around attackers and their methods, can the industry hope to stay ahead.
Financial institutions have been fighting malware that targets online banking for over ten years. During that timeframe, banks have had to evolve their security measures to protect online transactions from fraud. Attackers adapted to these countermeasures and sophisticated banking Trojans began to emerge. In many situations financial institutions adopted custom security solutions. This resulted in a diverse set of security implementations. Many of these security implementations are ineffective at protecting against the modern banking Trojan. Cybercriminals motivated by financial reward are using these advanced Trojans to commit large scale financial fraud, targeting institutions across the globe.
This webcast examines eight of the most popular and sophisticated financial Trojans and gives financial organizations guidance how to protect themselves against them.