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ESG recently conducted research around insider threats, privileged users and APTs. While the security community remains fixated on advanced malware, tried-and-true insider threats are becoming more difficult to detect and prevent.

Register for "Privileged Users: Functional. Not Fraudulent" to learn why many organisation are vulnerable to these type of threats in spite of their existing cyber security. Key takeaways will include:

·         Key trends around Insider Threats
·         Major gaps between existing security processes and available technologies
·         Critical components that help to reduce the attack surface
Join us for this must attend webcast to learn how privileged users can get their jobs done - without viewing or compromising data.

Privileged Users: Functional. Not Fraudulent

When an outside party owns, controls, and manages infrastructure and computational resources, how can you be assured that sensitive data remains private and secure, that your organisation is protected from damaging data breaches, and that you can still satisfy the full range of reporting, compliance and regulatory requirements?

Highlights of this session include:

* How to proactively address security in the cloud so that your organisation isn't next week's data breach headline.
* How to protect intellectual property and comply with data privacy and system integrity regulations.
* How to combine context-aware user access, high performance encryption for data-at-rest and operational control into a single system that seamlessly interacts with existing IT systems.

This Is How to Secure Data in the Cloud

File sharing whether on a PC or mobile makes workers more productive, that's undebatable, but what does an effective enterprise file sharing platform actually look like? More importantly what will it look like in 10 years time?

Tune into this upcoming SC Magazine webcast to hear from Clive Longbottom, Founder at Quocirca,  Accellion -  a top ranked Enterprise File Sharing & Sync supplier according to Gartner,  as well as further to be confirmed industry experts.

Expect cutting edge discussion on:
* Data Sovereignty: the fall-out from the PRISM  
* Alternatives to cloud architectures for modern file sharing platforms
* The part mobile devices play in data leakage and how to suppress this
* What policies you should have in place.

This session is essential viewing for all IS professionals needing to keep up to date with BYOD and file sharing

The Future of Secure File Sharing: Post PRISM Enterprise Tools

An evaluation and dissection of SC Magazine survey: Security beyond the corporate LAN. 

Tune in to hear from Graham Thomson: CISO, Think Money Group, Justin Somaini: Chief Trust Officer, Box, Mark Brown, Director - Risk Advisory at EY. Expect to learn:

* What fellow infosec pro's currently consider the most serious threats to the cloud
* Predictions for how these threats will evolve in coming months/years
* Strategies for minimising the risks posed by such threats
* Where pressure to implement file sharing tools for outside the corporate LAN is coming from across the enterprise

This webcast is essential viewing for all information security professionals who need to keep up to date with advancements and trends in threats to data outside the corporate network.

Security Beyond the Corporate LAN

New threats emerge daily, sometimes hourly. But how often are you assessing network vulnerabilities? If it’s less than daily, is your vulnerability management program really protecting your organisation from attacks? Or is it merely a compliance checkbox for auditors?

How often can you claim to know exactly how vulnerable you are, and in turn what to do about those vulnerabilities?

Tune into this SC Magazine online panel discussion to hear case studies and tips from industry experts on how to:
* Actually reduce the risk vulnerabilities pose to your business
* Prioritise vulnerabilities in a way that makes sense for your specific threat posture      
* Patch effectively and eventually move away from the patch model all together
* Filter and act on your reams of vulnerability data

Hear from:
Joerg Weber - Head of Attack Monitoring, Barclays
Lee Barney - Information Risk Consultant at Major UK Utility 
Michelle Cobb - VP Global Marketing at Skybox

The Truth About Vulnerability Management:Compliance Checkbox or Real Protection?

Only 22% of data breaches are as a result of an external attack on corporate servers . In the vast majority of cases, breaches involve the inadvertent mishandling of information by insiders or third party partners. For example: a confidential document is accidentally sent to the wrong person, an employee drops files into a consumer-grade file sharing solution to access them on holiday, or an organisation terminates a relationship with a partner or supplier after having shared proprietary information with them. 

Enabling your staff to work remotely, on a multitude of devices, and on unsecured networks is essential for many 21st century businesses. However, such a model also has very specific risks, particularly for financial services, life sciences and other IP-intensive industries. 

This webcast addresses the technological challenges of maintaining full control of your most sensitive information - even once it goes beyond the firewall - while maintaining the freedom and flexibility necessary to allow your staff and other stakeholders to work as efficiently as possible.

Speakers include:
Stewart Room, Partner, Field Fisher Waterhouse
Nick Harwood, Lead Security Specialist, Barclays
Bola Rotibi, Founding Member, (ISC)2 Application Security Advisory Board
Richard Anstey, EMEA CTO, Intralinks

Security Beyond the (Fire)wall

In a recent SC survey, when asked ‘Do you think your current network is secure?’ 43% of IS professionals said Not Sure.

At first glance, this appears a surprisingly high figure – but a closer look at today’s threat matrix soon tells us why. Technology developments such as multi-point cloud solutions, consumerisation, BYOD uptake and even Windows 8 are a major headache in network security for IT leaders. Plus organisations face a growing number of ‘invisible threats’ that they are often not aware of, and which present a very real risk to corporate security.

So what can be done to identify, monitor, respond and report these network security threats in real time?

SC’s latest webcast will share expert advice, practical testing regimes and examples of proven results in overcoming invisible threats. Insights include:

-Detailed analysis of the evolving threat landscape including the top 3 network security threats you don’t know about
-The knowledge you need to know when choosing a bespoke unified threat management solution for your business
-Real life examples showing why a rigorous, real-time testing environment  is needed to make well-informed buying decisions
-Take-home advice on how to make sure the product you use protects against network security threats

2013’s Invisible Network Threats: Identify And Respond

In a recent SC Survey of information security professionals 99% of those asked said it was ‘important’ that their organisation has secure file sharing. But 50% said they had ‘no real visibility’ of how data is being sent within and outside the company.
                                                                                      
That said, even IT security professionals resort to using  insecure file transfer systems so they can get their job done, with many saying they have used the following to transfer sensitive information:
 
·  Email – 82%
·  USB device – 64%
·  Consumer cloud service (e.g. Dropbox) – 28%
 
If IT professionals – who know the risks – are prepared to use such systems, what are employees not versed in security prepared to do?
 
Tune in to hear our experts discuss these and the other quite surprising results, plus a look at how best to protect files shared inside and outside your organisation, while benefiting from the productivity boost such sharing can allow.

Speakers:
Tim Burnett, ISO, Atos
Jeff Whitney, VP Global Marketing, Ipswitch File Transfer

Employee File Sharing: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

With SC’s annual conference taking place later in the year, we have invited some of the speakers to run the rule over a few of the key human factors affecting information security risk. 

•Where do human factors rank in relation to other security risks?
•Is it feasible to identify key human risk factors and if so, how can they be successfully integrated into an IT risk matrix?
•Is it true that people value the security of data differently to tangible goods? If so, what can be done to change perceptions?
•To what extent is IT security seen as a board level issue - what steps can be taken to effectively communicate IT risk to the Board?
•Train the trainer – when it comes to communicating, does your average IT security professional err towards Martin Luther King or Hal from 2001? How important are communication skills to the IT security professional
•Spread the love – or at least, the message. Why do staff consistently ignore IT security messages and what can you do, to hit the message home?
•Pa$$word5! Digestible take home tips you can share with your staff on how to choose and remember multiple secure passwords

Phil Cracknell, Head of Information Security, TNT Express
Stephanie Daman, Chief Executive Officer, Cyber Security Challenge UK
Pamal Sharma, Global CIO, Fujifilm 
Sarah Lewis, Organisational Psychologist, Appreciating Change

The Human Factor: Why IT Security is more than just skin deep

It has been a year since the European Commission (EC) published the first draft of its updated data protection law but critics have claimed the regulation is overly prescriptive and out of touch with the rapid change in digital communication (SC Magazine Online, January 2013). 
SC's upcoming editorial webcast will:

-  Take a hard look at 2012's data breaches, trends and developments to see if the regulations are realistic to cope with today's threats

-  Reveal how the regulations affect your particular business and how you need to adapt everything from employee behaviour to business processes to avoid scrutiny

-  Ask why the same data protection breaches stemming from human error are still being made, and what can we do about it?

-   With data breaches continually on the rise due to BYOD, cloud platforms and social networks setting such a furious pace of change - what does the rest of 2013 hold in terms of staying compliant and ultimately keeping your data protected?

Speakers include:
Richard Thomas CBE, former Information Commissioner; consultant at law firm Hunton & Williams
Jonathan Armstrong, Partner at Duane Morris
Mike Hurst, Officer - Economic Fraud Unit at The Metropolitan Police
Stephen Kerslake, Group Security Governance Manager at Virgin Media

Data Protection in 2013 - Regulation Versus Reality?

On January 1st EC3 (The European Cyber Crime Centre) opened it's doors at Europol.

This signifies the start of European regulators taking a structured approach to cyber security. Breach reporting obligations are undoubtedly going to become a reality for more and more as what's considered 'critical infrastructure' is redefined.

Tune into this SC webcast with Stewart Room - Partner at Field Fisher Waterhouse, and global expert in information security law, for answers to key issues:

* What new legal frameworks can be expected in 2013?
* Will this lead to a deluge of fines, like that received by Sony in mid January?
* How do you engage with a regulator after a data breach?

The modern information security professional is now inextricably intertwined with the law. Tune in to find out how new legislation and regulation is set to affect your role in 2013

Twenty Thirteen - The Year Cyber Law Comes of Age.

Needing to identify who's on your network is a problem as old as corporate IT. BUT...

With the growth in BYOD, remote working, and SaaS, the challenge of actually identifying who is accessing your systems has grown exponentially. SC Magazine has invited Andrew Yeomans and Paul Simmonds, both founding members of the Jericho Forum, to discuss this issue in detail. 

Expect to learn:

* Why and how identity is growing in importance
* What’s changed in recent times, and what should you expect in the next 18 months?
* How to implement the Jericho Forum Identity Commandments

Tuning in is essential for any information security professional worried about identity management. And if you're not worried, you should be.

Mastering Identity Management – How to Slash Cyber Risk

The threats you face are dictated by the type of organisation you work for. UNICEF is unlikely to face an attack from Anonymous, but this doesn't mean they're safe from everyone.

What cyber security threats should be on everyone's radar this year?

* Mobile? 
* Social media? 
* New laws and regulations?

Tune in to hear what's on top of the list for this years key security threats.

Key Threat Predictions for 2013 & Beyond: What Do They Mean For You?

The value of the information security industry is predicted to reach $71bn by 2014 (or roughly $10 for every man woman and child alive).

However, many IS professionals  still find their departments lacking time and resources. 

SC's upcoming webcast offers 3 essential strategies:
- How to save time by streamlining installation and administration processes.
- How to successfully secure further funding by demonstrating in simple terms why your role is BUSINESS CRITICAL. 
- Best practices for efficient incident response.

IT Security at board level: 3 Essential Strategies To Secure Funding & Save Time

The ICO (Information Commissioners Office) recently clarified its guidance for securing data in the cloud under the UK Data Protection Act. This served as a reminder that organisations can shift responsibility but not accountability in protecting personal information in cloud applications.
 
What does every IT professional need to know?
 
In this interactive SC Magazine webcast, you’ll hear:
•ICO guidance on protecting data in the cloud
•The penalties associated with failure to comply
•ICO recommendations on encryption and key management
•Case studies on how UK organizations are securing their data in the cloud

Don’t miss this informative webcast!

Moderated by Alex Whitson - Head of Content - SC Insight

How to Take Action - ICO’s Latest Guidance on the Secure Use of Cloud Computing

This SC webcast investigates:

* How the database threat landscape has changed and what’s coming in 2013? 
** Case studies: How fortune 500 companies are defeating attackers and staying compliant 
*** What threats should you be monitoring and why should you be monitoring them? 
**** Encryption techniques that ensures any stolen data are totally worthless.

Defeat your Database Demons – How to Monitor and Protect Your Key Assets

In this upcoming webcast SC magazine chats with Tim Williams of Absolute Software and Leigh Ellis of LNT Group about their recent corporate iPhone roll out. Tune in to find out:

* How they built the business case for an MDM solution
* How they managed to reduce IT hours spent on manual workflows
* How they deployed 1700 iPhones without setting up individual iTunes accounts
* How they fully protected corporate infrastructure and data.

Case Study: iPhones for everyone without the iRritation

This upcoming SC Magazine webcast looks at the role mobile technologies will play in replacing passwords: 

- Can mobile devices truly provide a secure personal identification method? 
- How would such a strategy fit with BYOD programmes already in place? 
- What are the limits, and what could is likely to happen in the future?

ENDGAME: Axe passwords – The future’s mobile

Your DNS infrastructure is probably not secure, being largely ignored or overlooked due in part to lack of knowledge about the financial and brand implications, and also because DNS security (DNSSEC) has been perceived as costly and complicated to implement.  That’s all changed. 

In 2008, Dan Kaminsky highlighted a serious DNS flaw that at worst allowed hackers to redirect end-users to alternative, malicious banking sites or online retail portals.
 
For most organisations with an online presence, this risk remains. 

This audiocast will show:

-Why hackers are targeting your DNS infrastructure
-The dangers to your organisation and your customers
-The liability implications of NOT implementing DNSSEC
-The automated tools and technologies available to implement DNSSEC without incurring major cost or time penalties
-How a secure DNS infrastructure can be a platform for a more secure Internet

Speakers:

Nathan Meyer, Security Product Manager, F5 Networks
Fran Howarth, Security Practice Leader, Bloor Research

DNS Security – Why You Need To Care

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