Ring the Alarm: Raise Your Network's Visibility and Prepare for Any Attack

In the last 10 years, hacking has become big business with a well organised infrastructure, defined roles and responsibilities, and sophisticated attack vector automation that generates large-scale attacks of unprecedented size, speed and devastation. Advanced protection is needed in order to successfully stand up to the ‘industrialisation of hacking’. In this webinar, Andy will talk about:

- How to prevent web attacks like SQL injection, cross-site scripting, app DDoS or site scraping.

- The limitations and vulnerabilities associated with IPS solutions and other traditional security solutions.

- Attack-mitigation techniques for combating malware including bots and other automated attacks common in industrialised hacking.

- How to protect networks from the ‘compromised insider’ threat.

About the speaker:
Mark has 18 years’ experience in the IT industry, and has specialised in Internet security systems for more than 16 years. Mark is a passionate evangelist for technology and is multi-skilled across a broad range of security solutions including Firewalls, VPNs, IPS, WAF, web and email content filtering, SIM/SIEM, load balancing, DLP, risk assessment, monitoring tools, DB security and consultancy. Mark joined Imperva in 2007 and held previous technical roles at Nokia and contracted as a security specialist where he has held senior roles designing and implementing firewall, IDP and VPN solutions in mission critical environments.

Join Raj for a complete regulatory overview including:

- HIPAA Omnibus Update
- FTC Health Breach Rule
- Top 5 reasons organizations FAIL Security Assessments
- Case Studies
- Guidance
- Success Stories

Don't be caught off guard when your auditors show up and start asking internal control questions that you can't answer. In this roundtable session, listen, learn, and share your experiences around managing your internal control system with your ERP system and what to be prepared for BEFORE the auditors show up. There are always tips to learn from others in the compliance area and this session traditionally has lively dialogue, so don't miss this opportunity to prepare for your next audit.

Mobile devices and applications are redefining business, revolutionizing productivity and driving competitive advantage. But as the volume of mobile applications increases, so too are mobile exploits. In the rush to enter the mobile software market, are we taking shortcuts that force us to repeat sins of the past? Like caching sensitive data, incomplete encryption and simple mistakes in coding? Don't let old-school vulnerabilities allow hackers to resurrect previously obsolete malware and exploits. With the experience of more than 1,400 incident response investigations, thousands of penetration tests and hundreds of application security tests, Trustwave SpiderLabs' Charles Henderson will show IT, security and development teams how to make sure they're not leaving sound security practices and due diligence behind as they develop new mobile applications.

The HITECH Act created new categories of business associates that included health information organizations (HIO), these days referred to as HIEs, and health insurance exchanges (HIX). OCR is preparing to make sure these business associates follow the HIPAA rules.

The omnibus rule compliance date is rapidly approaching. If you’re an HIE or an HIX, it’s time to make sure all of those policies are in place, the workforce is trained and all of those other tasks that pave the road to HIPAA compliance. This also includes, among other things, reaching out to all of your covered entity customers and negotiating that business associate agreement, testing security incident response plans and that business continuity plan. You will walk away with a solid understanding of the not-so-new privacy and security requirements and practical information you can use to ramp up your compliance efforts in preparation for the September 23, 2013 omnibus rule compliance deadline.

While a key driver for adapting security technologies, compliance is still a huge burden for most organizations. In the presentation we will discuss novel approaches to both lower the cost of compliance and derive relevant business value from the process. Changing the compliance process from a periodical manual process into a continuous automated process ensures real time visibility into your compliance posture as well as the ability to react in real time to compliance issues rather than just after the fact. By overlaying the information collected with your enterprise IT asset model, the real time compliance information can also contribute to business driven risk management and help in making the right investment decisions in information security.