Detecting – and Defeating – Advanced Persistent Threats in the Enterprise

Now that NIST has published Version 1.0 of the Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, the long awaited CSF, what are the implications for companies? How can the CSF help your business improve its defenses? Cameron camp investigates.

Now that NIST has published Version 1.0 of the Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, the long awaited CSF, what are the implications for companies? How can the CSF help your business improve its defenses? Cameron camp investigates.

Deploying and managing network security at remote locations can be time consuming and expensive. McAfee Next Generation Firewalls give your organization a simple solution for centrally deploying, managing and updating remote locations. No technical skills are required to install at remote locations, freeing your skilled staff to focus on more important security management.

Join us for an in-depth look at how plug-and-play deployment and remote management can reduce manual effort, reduce costs, and improve your network service. Steve Smith, Senior Technical Manager at McAfee, will review how the McAfee NGFW can be installed and up and running in a matter of minutes using our cloud-based installation server. He will also review how the McAfee NGFW Security Management Center gives you remote management and enterprise-wide situational awareness.

Today’s security event monitoring and correlation tools are under enormous pressure. Security Analysts are inundated with data, but rather than being given insight, it is more difficult than ever to sort through and locate the real events that need attention. The next generation of security tools purports to process much larger and a greater variety of data sets, run deep-dive analytics in real-time, and rely more on intelligence than attack signatures. But what does this actually mean?

How do I collect the right data?
What kinds of new detections can I do?
How do I get enough context to overcome false positives?
How do I automate more of my security intelligence, or the intelligence of others?
What should I look for in a solution?
How is this different from my SIEM, IDS/IDS, and Advance Malware Detection products?

These, and other questions, will be addressed to shed light on what has quickly become a market space of tremendous promise, but currently shrouded in confusion.

Today’s security event monitoring and correlation tools are under enormous pressure. Security Analysts are inundated with data, but rather than being given insight, it is more difficult than ever to sort through and locate the real events that need attention. The next generation of security tools purports to process much larger and a greater variety of data sets, run deep-dive analytics in real-time, and rely more on intelligence than attack signatures. But what does this actually mean?

How do I collect the right data?
What kinds of new detections can I do?
How do I get enough context to overcome false positives?
How do I automate more of my security intelligence, or the intelligence of others?
What should I look for in a solution?
How is this different from my SIEM, IDS/IDS, and Advance Malware Detection products?

These, and other questions, will be addressed to shed light on what has quickly become a market space of tremendous promise, but currently shrouded in confusion.

This Analyst Briefing will cover key findings from Frost & Sullivan’s suite of video technology research for 2013, as well as the Digital Media research team’s impressions and conclusions from the 2014 National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Show, taking place April 5-10, 2014 in Las Vegas.

Reasons to Attend:

•Understand key technical trends in content delivery and monetization, and their impact on video encoding/transcoding offerings
•Gain insight into worldwide market growth opportunities
•Receive highlights related to the competitive landscape
•Identify customer perceptions and requirements when choosing vendors and solutions

Today’s IT professionals need security firewalls that do more than just packet filtering and stateful inspection. It’s critical that network pros redefine which metrics will actually ensure their security solutions will not be a performance bottleneck. This webinar digs into today’s firewall solutions, exploring their capabilities and providing pointers for selecting the solution that best meets IT security and performance requirements.

What You Will Learn
Why packet filtering and IPS aren’t the only performance metrics that matter
The performance impact of running multiple security services
How to select in-line security products that meet today’s multi-function security needs

Are attacks on your network and users still occurring, despite continuing efforts to stay on top of security? What impact would malware have on your business if it was able to gain internal access and steal sensitive information?

Without solutions that can disrupt the chain of events that occur during an advanced attack, many businesses are still being infiltrated and losing data every day. This webinar will cover the best practices in disrupting attacks with content security solutions - connected to optimize protection.
Join this webinar as:
•You will learn the tactics used by attackers today to infiltrate businesses
•You will hear about the leading technologies available to disrupt advanced attacks
•You will walk away with the knowledge to assess your own environment, and optimize your security
Businesses today face more advanced attacks than we’ve ever seen in the past – and defending against them takes a connected approach which can disrupt the multiple points of infiltration and exfiltration used in the process of a breach. With most attacks seen in the wild using phishing emails to reach their target, a web link or malicious file to deliver a payload, and an outbound stream of communication to exfiltrate data – implementing a Secure Email Gateway, Secure Web Gateway, and Data Loss Prevention technology together will provide a barrier difficult for even the most advanced attacks to overcome.

Don’t miss this webinar if you have a stake in the security of your most valuable information, or are directly responsible for the implementation of security solutions to protect it. Register now for this 30 minute webinar.

As most IT Pros are aware, as of April 8th, 2014, Microsoft will stop releasing security patches for Windows XP. Unfortunately, most folks will not be able to migrate all Windows XP machines by that deadline. How will you limit the security risks posed by these now vulnerable assets? Join us for this webinar outlining practical strategies to help you cover your assets.
In this session we'll cover:
The primary attack vectors you need to consider
Immediate actions you can take to limit the exposure of your XP assets
Warning signs to watch out for that could signal an attack
How to closely monitor your vulnerable assets with AlienVault USM

Learn from ING how one of the largest financial services corporations implemented ReputationDV (RepDV) from HP TippingPoint to proactively secure their network without compromising performance. RepDV, a security intelligence tool, monitors inbound and outbound communications to identify and block undesirable hosts. Updated every two hours, this robust security intelligence feed searches through hundreds of thousands of known malicious IPv4, IPv6, and DNS names and assigns a threat score of 1 to 100. Rated based on the analysis of the source, category, or threat, this score helps block traffic that poses a potential security risk. ING has had amazing success with HP TippingPoint RepDV:
- 2 million connections blocked in 15 months
- 75% decrease in total malware related incidents
- 0 false positives
ING will cover how deploying HP TippingPoint security intelligence helped simplify their network security strategy while increasing reliability and effectiveness.