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Listen Up. Lock Down.

•The average time from breach to detection is 210 days.
•Mobile malware samples increased by 400%.
•E-commerce applications account for 48% of breach investigations.

Do you want the inside track on the threats you’ll be facing this year? Then sign up for this expert webcast covering the highlights of the 2013 Trustwave Global Security Report.

Hosted by Trustwave’s SpiderLabs elite research and threat intelligence team, what you see and hear in this session will help prepare your business and your teams for what’s ahead in 2013 and beyond.

Listen Up. Lock Down.

•The average time from breach to detection is 210 days.
•Mobile malware samples increased by 400%.
•E-commerce applications account for 48% of breach investigations.

Do you want the inside track on the threats you’ll be facing this year? Then sign up for this expert webcast covering the highlights of the 2013 Trustwave Global Security Report.

Hosted by Trustwave SpiderLabs elite research and threat intelligence team, what you see and hear in this session will help prepare your business and your teams for what’s ahead in 2013 and beyond.

Listen Up. Lock Down.

•The average time from breach to detection is 210 days.
•Mobile malware samples increased by 400%.
•E-commerce applications account for 48% of breach investigations.

Do you want the inside track on the threats you’ll be facing this year? Then sign up for this expert webcast covering the highlights of the 2013 Trustwave Global Security Report.

Hosted by Trustwave SpiderLabs elite research and threat intelligence team, what you see and hear in this session will help prepare your business and your teams for what’s ahead in 2013 and beyond.

Malware comes in all shapes and sizes. Some malware is mass-distributed while other malicious software is purpose-built to target specific data or businesses.

And malware developers are continually “improving” their product - through propagation complexity, control channels, anti-forensic techniques and data exporting properties.

Presented by John Miller, research manager for Trustwave SpiderLabs, this talk covers the evolution of malware as it adapts to today’s computing environments. Learn about:

•How attackers are adapting malware
•Common and targeted malware trends
•Key methods to prevent attacks

You’ll gain detailed insight into today’s leading malware research and information on how to build a better overall security posture.

Like everyone else, you know that application penetration tests are a critical part of any reasonable security program. So you setup a bake-off and find a qualified security company to test your applications. Things are going well and you start to see results show up in the reporting portal (or, if it’s still 2005, you get PDF reports).

But identifying vulnerabilities is only half the battle. Once you know where your problems are, what do you do next? Schedule fixes for the next code deployment? Create virtual patches? What about long-term solutions?

Find out what you can expect from an application penetration test, and what to do with the results in this hour-long session led by Trustwave SpiderLabs experts Charles Henderson, Director of Application Security Services, and Ryan Barnett, Lead Security Researcher.

You’ll gain insight into:
•Common and serious vulnerabilities uncovered by testing
•Immediate tactical responses to remediation
•Long-term strategic initiatives to improve application security

You’ll walk away with actionable information on how to take full advantage of an application penetration test to strengthen application security throughout your organization.

Your Web applications are at the heart of your business – they hold your intellectual property, drive your sales, and keep the trust of your customers. But here’s the problem – they’re fast becoming the preferred attack vector of hackers.

In this upcoming webinar, you’ll get expert coaching and actionable advice that will help you protect your applications -- from design to production.

Our presenters will cover:
•A real-world view of the application lifecycle with expert guidance at each stage - Presented by Chenxi Wang, PhD, VP and Principal Analyst, Forrester Research
•How a global leader in e-commerce built an actionable strategy for trusted applications - Presented by Wyman Lewis, MBA, CISSP, Information Security Director, GSI Commerce, an eBay Company
•How a solution provider’s 360° approach helps secure thousands of mission critical apps - Presented by Marc Shinbrood, VP, WAF Business Unit, Trustwave

You’ll walk away with actionable information that you can deploy immediately, to strengthen the security of your critical applications. You’ll also be armed with expert knowledge and peer advice that will guide your longer-term strategies around full lifecycle application design, testing, planning and production.

In 2011 investigations, more than 85% of data breaches took place in restaurants, diners, retail stores and hotels.

Hackers are experts when it comes to stealing your data...including the credit card numbers of your customers.

Learn how to easily and quickly protect your business. View Why Hackers Love Your Business and find out:

- Why hackers are targeting your multi-site business
- What data they steal and why they don't get caught
- What you can do to protect all your sites

Vulnerability scanning is a necessary tool for validating compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS), but more importantly this process can help to identify where weaknesses exist across your network, computers and applications. When treated as a "snapshot" of a network from the outside (think attacker's) point-of-view, this technology can become much more valuable.

To help organizations better manage vulnerabilities and pass scans for compliance, this webinar highlights the top 5 weaknesses that vulnerability scanning most often finds.

During this presentation, we'll cover:
•Benefits of enterprise vulnerability management
•The types of vulnerabilities seen most often
•How to fix serious issues and get the most value from scans
•Remediation do's and don'ts for items that crop up

Join us for this live webinar and gain expert guidance based on experience gathered from thousands of tests.

Based on investigations conducted by Trustwave SpiderLabs, only 12% of targeted malware was detected by traditional anti-virus solutions in 2011. Targeted attacks are highly successful because they focus on specific organizations and are crafted to elude traditional point product security controls, including anti-virus. Protecting against such targeted attacks – on top of everything else – requires you to be as innovative as the hackers.

Get insights on how to innovate your security from Wendy Nather, analyst with 451 Research, and Manu Namboodiri, vice president of product marketing, Trustwave. Learn:

- Where you may be vulnerable to targeted attacks and persistent threats from malware
- Best practices based on preventing intrusion, propagation, vulnerabilities and data exfiltration
- How Trustwave unifies Web, email and network security solutions to detect, block, isolate and prevent targeted attacks

True Stories of Real Pen Tests - Featuring demos of complex hacks and how business systems can be used against an organization.

Earth vs. the Giant Spider: Amazingly True Stories of Real Pen-Tests brings the audience the most massive collection of weird, downright freaky, and altogether unlikely hacks ever seen in the wild. Through stories and demonstrations, we will take the audience into a bizarre world where odd business logic flaws get you almost free food (including home shipping), sourcing traffic from port 0 allows ownership of the finances a nation, and security systems are used to hack organizations.

This talk will focus on:
•Complex hacks found in real environments
•Showing effective attacks not found with automated methods
•Types of victim organizations and data accessed

By the end of this presentation we hope to have the audience thinking differently about systems and applications that organizations use every day, and how they may be used against them.