SSL Traffic - The Cyber Criminal's Best Friend

Combating Advanced Cyber-threats grows more challenging every day. Cyber criminals are cloaking their attacks within Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) traffic, knowing very well that perimeter security devices are blind to their exploits. Despite solving the dilemma that all of your network security devices can have the ability to scrutinize SSL traffic with the right tools in place, the issue of maintaining user privacy is the next concern. How can you inspect SSL traffic for threats while maintaining the privacy of employee online banking, healthcare, and shopping transactions? Increased SSL usage causes new headaches for IT security. Monitoring and enforcing compliance with internal and external standards for acceptable use of SSL encryption is difficult at best and needs to be able to look at ALL SSL traffic, not just port 443. Implementation of weak encryption keys and sub-par cipher suites often give organizations a false sense of security. This workshop will provid Decision Makers and Security Practitioners with the knowledge to equip existing security devices to inspect SSL traffic and maintain high performance capabilities, while maintaining user privacy and enforcing SSL-usage standards, with a common criteria certified device. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more.