Cloud Computing: Maintaining Security and Privacy on Your Journey to the Cloud

This presentation will discuss the most recent information on advances within the cybercriminal underground. Discussion will revolve around the different cybercriminal business models used within the underground and how this affects you. From Organized crime to the Mentor/Apprentice models we’ll give you information you need to better understand how the underground economy works.

Mid Market organizations face even greater security threats than before. Their organizational growth and assets – be it intellectual property, PII or credit card data – increases the risk of a breach or targeted attack. Limited IT staff wearing many hats may find it challenging to keep up with the ever-changing threat landscape.

Join us for this webinar and gain a deeper understanding of the:

· Threats that Mid Market firms face across physical, virtual and cloud environments

· Three security steps that SMB firms can implement to enhance their security posture today

· Advanced Persistent Threats aimed at higher-risk Mid Market firms and how to overcome

· Resources and expertise available to augment organizational security

Comware CEO Charles Carlson in this webinar invites guest JD Sherry to share his security expertise with Mid Market businesses as well as protecting state and local governments. JD Sherry, Director of Product and Technology at Trend Micro, has significant mobile and cloud experience in developing secure, scalable IT solutions designed to meet strict compliance and payment card regulations.

This webinar will review the new PCI Guidelines published on February 7, 2013, with a focus on relevant DSS requirements for cloud computing. In this discussion, we will review the implications of the newly published PCI Guidelines and recommend best practices for businesses to achieve compliance when deploying in the cloud.

Attendees should expect the following:

•A summary of the implications of new PCI Guidelines for cloud computing.
•A review of requirements that are fulfilled by Infrastructure as a Service providers and specifically by Amazon Web Services (AWS).
•Practical guidance on best practices for clients to address their requirements for compliance.

Join this panel of experts from Accuvant, Amazon Web Services and Trend Micro for a concise roadmap of how to navigate PCI compliance in cloud computing's shared risk model.

The security and risk landscape will be more complex in 2013. Are you concerned about protecting intellectual property and valuable company information? What are the gaps that cybercriminals use to steal information, profit, and sabotage operations? And what can organizations of all sizes do to use effective solutions to protect themselves?
Please join Jon Clay, Sr. Manager of Core Technology at Trend Micro, for this LIVE webinar. Jon will outline the key security threats from 2012 and discuss what CTO Raimund Genes, along with the 1,100 threat researchers at Trend Micro, deem as the highest security risks for 2013.
Topics will include:
•Security threats to businesses, our digital lifestyle and the cloud
•Effective solutions to protect your organization
•Safeguarding your customers’ interests
•Establishing and implementing IT usage

The Mobile Security Workshop is a technical presentation delivered via webcast targeted for IT management (specifically clients that have OfficeScan or are looking into purchasing OfficeScan) to familiarize themselves with the features and benefits of Trend Micro’s Mobile Device Management solution (TMMS).

In this webinar, we will illustrate how to deploy the two most popular Mobile OS brands (iOS and Android devices) and the technical steps involved to get started.

APTS have long relied upon information security tunnel vision in order to maintain persistence within agency and corporate networks. We must spin the chess board and learn from the advanced tactics utilized in cyber campaigns. This webinar will discuss the evolution of the cyber kill chain and the relevant risk management practices that are best suited to mitigate the threat to your enterprise.

As companies journey into virtualization, they discover requirements from the nature of virtualization, as-well-as heightened regulatory requirements put in place because of a virtualized environment. Deep Security meets these requirements and helps a company realize the greatest potential from their virtualization investment.

Cloud infrastructure gets more complex when you add hybrid clouds, using in-house private clouds while dynamically adding capacity through public clouds, such as AWS.

This presentation will cover hybrid cloud strategies and focus on three key components of enforcing security policy across the entire hybrid cloud using a security management and policy framework that spans both private and public clouds.

Key components include:
1) security that supports different variants of the EC2 images
2) a security agent that can be baked into the AWS golden image
3) a management console that integrates with AWS APIs to coordinate visibility and security policies across both private cloud and AWS instances.

As hacking communities grow, gain support from state actors and shift their priorities it is more important than ever to have the right toolset, processes and controls in place to meet them.

Join Jon Clay, Security Technology Expert, as he goes over the most common and insidious hacker attacks and how your organization can strengthen your custom defenses, increase breach and vulnerability assessment and prevent hackers from getting in.

It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss. This panel will focus on the former. As hacker motivations, resources and attack vectors change IT Security teams and CISO's need to prepare to meet new challenges and adjust their risk postures.

Join our C-Level panel as they discuss the 2013 threat landscape and what security teams and executives need to know to prepare for what will no doubt be the year of the Hacker.

APTs use a customized approach. You should too.
Attackers stop at nothing in their quest for your most valuable data. You need to be just as committed to protecting it. To adapt your security rapidly enough to prevent damage from Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs), you need to see deep enough to discover them.

Are you ready to detect, analyze, adapt, and respond?
You've got to be prepared to act on any suspicious content, communications, and behavior. And your approach has to be as unique as your network. Join Laura Maio, Director of Solutions Marketing, to hear how Trend Micro gives you everything you need to build your own custom defense against APTs.

As the industry's first endpoint security solution optimized for virtual environments, OfficeScan delivers comprehensive protection for physical and virtual desktops and servers on and off the corporate network. Learn how OfficeScan can solve your business security issues through a better understanding of the product features. Find out how OfficeScan 10.6 can make a difference in your endpoint security strategy by providing advanced protection beyond the endpoint with the our VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure), Mobile Security and DLP (Data Loss Prevention) Plug-Ins.

Security and compliance are often cited as the topmost concerns amongst customers planning and deploying virtual and cloud environments. Trend Micro is delivering virtualization-aware security that supports compliance by providing comprehensive protection for your virtualized and cloud deployments. In this session, find out how Deep Security and SecureCloud from Trend Micro delivers better than physical security, reduces cost & complexity, and delivers dynamic, adaptive security for your virtualized and cloud infrastructure.

Every computing system is globally linked; desktops, servers, laptops, tablets and handheld devices. They all access information through networks corporates don’t control, thus increasing these devices and their organizations to greater risk of contamination. This webinar discusses how Trend has utilized global “Big Data” gathering to enhance our risk identification and analysis, deliver better intelligence thus protection through a global cloud infrastructure we call Smart Protection Network. This SPN extends Trends risk identification and protection reach exponentially over conventional technology in its ability to find global threats, identify trends and dynamically deliver this intelligence and protection to local customers on a global basis.

Enterprise firms of all sizes face increased compliance requirements to combat new threats and avoid data breaches. Continuous Monitoring coupled with diagnosis and mitigation are critical tools for protecting intellectual property and personal identifiable information (PII). Commercial security professionals must adapt and evolve to this era of hyper security and vigilance. JD Sherry, Trend Micro’s Director of Technology, has 15+ years experience with IT Security and real-world implementations. Join Mr. Sherry as he:

•Outlines the current environment: defense in depth; always at risk; hacktivism; and the rise of the security threat entrepreneur

•Highlights the benefits of continuous monitoring and diagnostics

•Outlines Best Practices and lessons learned from industry and government

Learn how mid to large Enterprise firms can remediate threats and apply countermeasures to cyber attack risks.

Federal agencies face increasing directives for continuous monitoring to help combat new threats. Cyber security professionals must adapt and evolve to this era of hyper security and vigilance. JD Sherry, Trend Micro’s Director of Technology, has 15+ years experience with IT Security and real-world implementations. Join Mr. Sherry as he:

•Outlines Federal continuous monitoring mandates such as NIST 800-37 and FedRamp

•Highlights the benefits of continuous monitoring and diagnostics

•Outlines Best Practices from government entities and lessons learned from industry

Federal agencies will learn how to remediate threats and apply countermeasures to cyber attack risks.

For security experts, cloud computing presents a new set of urgent questions and challenges that need to be answered as their organizations begin to demand the ROI that comes with moving to the cloud.

Cloud infrastructures pose security challenges that are fundamentally different than physical risks. Join Dave Asprey, VP of Cloud Security at Trend Micro, as he covers the top 5 points for maintaining security and privacy as workloads transition to the cloud.

•Identify security challenges that can limit virtualization and cloud adoption;
•Transform your data center with security designed for virtualization and the cloud;
•Learn best practices to help you achieve 99% virtualization; and
•Empower your servers and desktops to better combat the current and merging threats.

Join industry leaders representing the top IT security publications, alliances and organizations as they discuss best practices for securing your data in private, hybrid and public environments.

Panelists:

Peter Judge, UK Editor, Tech Week Europe (moderator)
Daniele Catteddu, Managing Director EMEA, Cloud Security Alliance
David Mortman, Chief Security Architect, enStratus
JD Sherry, Director - Public Sector IT Security Solutions, Trend Micro
Jeff Williams, CEO, Aspect Security

Cyberspace is not a pacific environment; there is a fight for power in a modern-day colonial movement. As the cyber kill chain has evolved so too must our defenses. The digital insider threat aka the APT (advanced persistent threat) will metastasize in the cloud computing environment of 2012. The use of mobile devices and cloud computing creates a perfect storm for the exfiltration of sensitive data. To tap into the power of Web-based, wireless, and other emerging technologies, and thus build stouter virtual castles in the sky, we must appreciate the evolution of blended threats from the simple virus of yesteryear to the virulent MALFI (multifaceted malware with remote file inclusion, local file inclusion, cross-server attack, and remote code execution) botnet attacks of 2012.

Rather than endorsing security models that drive us to construct additional defenses and filters that have an increasingly slim chance of stopping advanced threats, the focus within IT development and security must shift to emphasize more aggressive, proactive self-assessment through which “offense can inform defense.” To achieve an advanced persistent response (APR) on our networks, we must blend our cyber defenses so as to realize deep security.

This presentation will focus on the evolution of the staged and blended attacks and share expertise on organizational strategies and tactics to mitigate risks in the short term and over time.

Tom Kellermann, a member of the Commission on Cybersecurity for the 44th President, is a trusted cybersecurity advisor and strategist within the federal, state and local government markets. As a security evangelist and government affairs expert, he manages strategic partnerships both domestically and internationally to help increase Trend Micro's profile in emerging technologies and policy issues.
Tom is a professor at American University's School of International Service and a Certified Information Security Manager (CISM).