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Global Panel: Dissecting Cloud Security Standards
Nils Puhlmann, CSA;David Fatscher, British Standards Institution; Richard Soley, OMG; Moderated by Paul Rivett, CNet Training
Panelists:
Nils Puhlmann, Co-Founder, Cloud Security Alliance (CSA)
Richard Soley, CEO, Object Management Group (OMG)
David Fatscher, ICT Sector Development Manager, British Standards Institution (BSI)
Moderated by:
Paul Rivett, CNet Training
Nils Puhlmann, Co-Founder, Cloud Security Alliance (CSA)
Richard Soley, CEO, Object Management Group (OMG)
David Fatscher, ICT Sector Development Manager, British Standards Institution (BSI)
Moderated by:
Paul Rivett, CNet Training
Sep 9 2010
56 mins
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Actionable Intelligence: A Threat Intelligence Buyer’s Guide
Rick Holland at Forrester Research, Jeff Harrell at Norse
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
48 mins
Today’s threat actors are more sophisticated than ever, and organizations need live attack intelligence that alerts them to emerging threats long before they become full-blown attacks that lead to sensitive data loss. Furthermore, organizations need the most current threat data available in order to protect their networks from incursions – they need real-time actionable intelligence.
Join us for the upcoming webinar, “Actionable Intelligence: A Threat Intelligence Buyer’s Guide” featuring Rick Holland, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, and Jeff Harrell, Senior Director, Product Marketing at Norse, to learn how to evaluate the various threat intelligence offerings in the marketplace, and how to utilize them to prevent today’s advanced attacks.
In this webinar you will learn about:
* The criteria needed to effectively evaluate threat intelligence solutions that meet your organization's needs
* The value of the different types and sources of internal and external threat intelligence
* How best to utilize threat intelligence to realize a greater return on security investments and better protect your organization -
Actionable Intelligence: A Threat Intelligence Buyer’s Guide
Rick Holland at Forrester Research, Jeff Harrell at Norse
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
48 mins
Today’s threat actors are more sophisticated than ever, and organizations need live attack intelligence that alerts them to emerging threats long before they become full-blown attacks that lead to sensitive data loss. Furthermore, organizations need the most current threat data available in order to protect their networks from incursions – they need real-time actionable intelligence.
Join us for the upcoming webinar, “Actionable Intelligence: A Threat Intelligence Buyer’s Guide” featuring Rick Holland, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, and Jeff Harrell, Senior Director, Product Marketing at Norse, to learn how to evaluate the various threat intelligence offerings in the marketplace, and how to utilize them to prevent today’s advanced attacks.
In this webinar you will learn about:
* The criteria needed to effectively evaluate threat intelligence solutions that meet your organization's needs
* The value of the different types and sources of internal and external threat intelligence
* How best to utilize threat intelligence to realize a greater return on security investments and better protect your organization -
Assessing Risks & Solutions for Social Engineering
Jared Pfost, Caliber Security Partners; Tom Pendergast, MediaPro
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
32 mins
Social engineering targets our most challenging assets - people! We'll share a case study on how a regulated, mid-sized company prioritized risks, developed a mitigation strategy, and delivered an innovative awareness campaign.
What's unique about this example is the program we helped build to incorporate active control testing, user feedback, and metrics to improve employee training alongside traditional technical controls. -
Assessing Risks & Solutions for Social Engineering
Jared Pfost, Caliber Security Partners; Tom Pendergast, MediaPro
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
32 mins
Social engineering targets our most challenging assets - people! We'll share a case study on how a regulated, mid-sized company prioritized risks, developed a mitigation strategy, and delivered an innovative awareness campaign.
What's unique about this example is the program we helped build to incorporate active control testing, user feedback, and metrics to improve employee training alongside traditional technical controls. -
2015 Information Security Trends: What's Next?
Eric Olson, VP of Product Strategy
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
44 mins
In this webinar we will examine what information security and threat analysts can expect in 2015. Topics will include using threat intelligence before and after data breaches, information sharing, the Internet of Things, and the role of the CISO. -
Attack Intelligence: The More You Know, The Less Damage They Can Do
Charles Kolodgy, Research VP, IDC for Security Products; Tom McHale, Director of Product Management, ThreatTrack Security
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
48 mins
Attack Intelligence to Power Tomorrow’s Cyber Response.
Preparing to combat every threat and vulnerability is a war that no cybersecurity professional can win today. Speed, accuracy and visibility of threats and active attacks is critical to defending against APTs and other sophisticated attacks responsible for today’s headline-grabbing data breaches. The next generation of advanced threat prevention solutions will require a significant shift in how we incorporate threat and attack visibility into everyday security operations, enabling incident responders to identify and stop campaigns as they happen.
Join us as IDC’s Research Vice President for Security Products Services Charles Kolodgy shares his view of the threat landscape, including how threats are evolving, how cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and what new solutions are necessary to combat APTs. -
Attack Intelligence: The More You Know, The Less Damage They Can Do
Charles Kolodgy, Research VP, IDC for Security Products; Tom McHale, Director of Product Management, ThreatTrack Security
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
48 mins
Attack Intelligence to Power Tomorrow’s Cyber Response.
Preparing to combat every threat and vulnerability is a war that no cybersecurity professional can win today. Speed, accuracy and visibility of threats and active attacks is critical to defending against APTs and other sophisticated attacks responsible for today’s headline-grabbing data breaches. The next generation of advanced threat prevention solutions will require a significant shift in how we incorporate threat and attack visibility into everyday security operations, enabling incident responders to identify and stop campaigns as they happen.
Join us as IDC’s Research Vice President for Security Products Services Charles Kolodgy shares his view of the threat landscape, including how threats are evolving, how cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and what new solutions are necessary to combat APTs. -
The Path to Becoming a Mobile Enterprise
Sarvesh Jagannivas, VP of Product Marketing, MuleSoft; Uri Sarid, CTO, MuleSoft
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
43 mins
Mobile is no longer a supplementary channel for the enterprise; It is quickly becoming the primary channel to deliver business critical information and experiences to partners, customers and employees. Join Sarvesh Jagannivas, VP of Product Marketing at MuleSoft, and Uri Sarid, CTO at MuleSoft, as they discuss the mobile enterprise opportunity, and the biggest challenges preventing successful mobile delivery.
Join this webinar to learn:
- Why mobile applications are the new imperative for the enterprise
- The top challenges preventing rapid, scalable and secure mobile application development
- Three case studies of industry leaders who are building mobile enterprises -
Mitigating Pass-The-Hash Attacks
Mark Bouchard and Dale Gardner
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
63 mins
Pass-the-hash and similar credential theft and reuse attacks are among the greatest security threats facing organizations today. With an impact that extends well beyond Microsoft Windows and Active Directory environments — and with no definitive means of remediation — it should come as no surprise that these types of attacks have been an underlying component of just about every targeted attack disclosed in the past several years, including those perpetrated against Saudi Aramco, Target, and The Wall Street Journal — just to name few.
Join us Thursday, February 26th at 1 pm to learn:
- How this highly popular and devastatingly effective class of attacks works
- The basics of the pass-the-hash kill chain
- An approach, based on design and administrative best practices, for mitigating attacks
- The role privileged identity management solutions, like Xsuite, can play in implementing these practices
Presenters:
- Mark Bouchard, Co-Founder and VP of Research, CyberEdge Group, LLC
- Dale Gardner, Senior Director, Product Marketing, Xceedium, Inc. -
Six Steps To a High-Performing IT Department
Abbas Haider Ali, CTO, xMatters; Peter High, President, Metis Strategy; Joel Shore, Technology Analyst
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
53 mins
What sets high-functioning IT organizations apart from the rest? That’s something every IT leader wants to know. After all, we live in a highly competitive business climate and IT performance can be the difference between success and failure. To conquer the challenge, we need to be informed and collaborative and we need to do this in a cost-effective manner.
In this webcast, you will hear from two experts on some of the technology that’s driving today’s high-functioning IT organizations. Find out how your company can be aligned, agile and ready to respond to ever-changing business requirements and competitive pressures.
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The coming Cyber-Storm and The Internet of Things
Mar 5 2015
5:00 pm
UTC
45 mins
Dr Michael H. Goldner, Dean of EC-Council University, EC Council UniversityThe Internet of Things (the new buzzword for the tech industry) is increasing the connectedness of people and things on a scale that was once beyond imagination. Connected devices outnumber the world's population by 1.5 to 1.It is expected to eventually touch some 200 billion cars, appliances, machinery and devices globally, handling things like remote operation, monitoring and interaction among Internet-connected products.
In combination with the fact that there are almost as many cell-phone subscriptions (6.8 billion) as there are people on this earth (seven billion), we have all the ingredients for a Perfect Cyber Storm.
Join me for an informal discussion of the challenges for our profession, and some possible solutions. -
The One-Man SOC: Habits of Highly Effective Security Practitioners
Mar 5 2015
5:00 pm
UTC
60 mins
Joe Schreiber, Solutions Architect, AlienVaultDo you feel alone? No resources? No help? If you are like many security practitioners faced with a mountain of tasks each day and a small (or non-existent) team to help, prioritization and efficiency are key. Join Joe Schreiber, Solutions Architect for AlienVault for this practical session outlining habits to get the most out of your limited resources.
In this session, you'll learn how to develop routines to efficiently manage your environment, avoid time-sucks, and determine what you can do by yourself and where you need help.
In this practical session, Joe will cover:
- How to work around the limitations of a small (or one person) team
- Tips for establishing a daily routine
- Strategies to effectively prioritize daily tasks
- Benefits of threat intelligence sharing
- Critical investigation & response steps when the inevitable incident occurs -
Endpoint Security Just Got Simpler
Mar 4 2015
6:00 pm
UTC
60 mins
Dave Howard, Instructional Designer, ESET North AmericaFrom unobtrusive advanced malware detection technologies to automated threat response and actionable mobile-friendly dashboard – manage security from any device, any time, ESET will present new solutions for securing your endpoints and new ways to manage them. -
Maintaining Security in a Mobile World
Mar 4 2015
6:00 pm
UTC
45 mins
Chris Hines, Product Marketing Manager, BitglassThe game has changed. Due to cost savings, and the privacy and mobility needs of employees, in just a few short years companies have loosened the mobile device leash. Enterprises are now shifting from traditional “company owned” devices, to allowing “Bring Your Own Device” in the workplace. According to Gartner, by 2017 fifty percent of companies will actually force employee to bring their own device to work.
But if you’re tasked with securing devices, how do you accommodate BYOD? Where do you start and what kinds of security solutions should you be looking for?
In this webinar, Chris Hines, Product Manager at Bitglass will teach you how to balance the needs of IT admins and employees when it comes to securing your mobile world. -
The Profitable MSSP Series –Sandbox-as-a-Service for MSSPs
Mar 3 2015
5:00 pm
UTC
45 mins
Stephan Tallent & David LeinberryThis webinar will outline methods of deploying Fortinet Sandbox solution as a hardware inclusive service and creating a compelling offering that will help build value in your portfolio and lead to high margin revenue. We will discuss the reasons for the renewed demand for Sandboxing, the deliverables of FortiSandbox, compare it to competitive solutions and discuss sizing, productizing and pricing models. -
Security Rivals? The Value of Measuring & Comparing Network Security Performance
Feb 27 2015
4:00 pm
UTC
45 mins
Stephen Boyer, CTO & Co-Founder, BitSight Technologies; Rebecca Sandlin, CIO, Roanoke CollegeWho has earned the bragging rights as the most secure college athletic conference?
Colleges have rivals both on the football field and in the classrooms, but how do they fare in security performance? Watch this webinar featuring Stephen Boyer, CTO and Co-Founder of BitSight Technologies, and Rebecca Sandlin, CIO of Roanoke College, to learn how the major athletic conferences compared in key security performance metrics. There is also a discussion about why security benchmarking is so significant in education.
Watch this webinar to discover:
- The unique challenges higher education faces in securing their networks and how benchmarking can help
- Why performance varies across the industry, and how that translates into actionable intelligence for security teams
- How Security Ratings are enabling Roanoke College to gain tremendous insights about security strategy and performance issues that they can share with their board. -
Actionable Intelligence: A Threat Intelligence Buyer’s Guide
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
48 mins
Rick Holland at Forrester Research, Jeff Harrell at NorseToday’s threat actors are more sophisticated than ever, and organizations need live attack intelligence that alerts them to emerging threats long before they become full-blown attacks that lead to sensitive data loss. Furthermore, organizations need the most current threat data available in order to protect their networks from incursions – they need real-time actionable intelligence.
Join us for the upcoming webinar, “Actionable Intelligence: A Threat Intelligence Buyer’s Guide” featuring Rick Holland, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, and Jeff Harrell, Senior Director, Product Marketing at Norse, to learn how to evaluate the various threat intelligence offerings in the marketplace, and how to utilize them to prevent today’s advanced attacks.
In this webinar you will learn about:
* The criteria needed to effectively evaluate threat intelligence solutions that meet your organization's needs
* The value of the different types and sources of internal and external threat intelligence
* How best to utilize threat intelligence to realize a greater return on security investments and better protect your organization -
Assessing Risks & Solutions for Social Engineering
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
32 mins
Jared Pfost, Caliber Security Partners; Tom Pendergast, MediaProSocial engineering targets our most challenging assets - people! We'll share a case study on how a regulated, mid-sized company prioritized risks, developed a mitigation strategy, and delivered an innovative awareness campaign.
What's unique about this example is the program we helped build to incorporate active control testing, user feedback, and metrics to improve employee training alongside traditional technical controls. -
Attack Intelligence: The More You Know, The Less Damage They Can Do
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
48 mins
Charles Kolodgy, Research VP, IDC for Security Products; Tom McHale, Director of Product Management, ThreatTrack SecurityAttack Intelligence to Power Tomorrow’s Cyber Response.
Preparing to combat every threat and vulnerability is a war that no cybersecurity professional can win today. Speed, accuracy and visibility of threats and active attacks is critical to defending against APTs and other sophisticated attacks responsible for today’s headline-grabbing data breaches. The next generation of advanced threat prevention solutions will require a significant shift in how we incorporate threat and attack visibility into everyday security operations, enabling incident responders to identify and stop campaigns as they happen.
Join us as IDC’s Research Vice President for Security Products Services Charles Kolodgy shares his view of the threat landscape, including how threats are evolving, how cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and what new solutions are necessary to combat APTs. -
Six Steps To a High-Performing IT Department
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
53 mins
Abbas Haider Ali, CTO, xMatters; Peter High, President, Metis Strategy; Joel Shore, Technology AnalystWhat sets high-functioning IT organizations apart from the rest? That’s something every IT leader wants to know. After all, we live in a highly competitive business climate and IT performance can be the difference between success and failure. To conquer the challenge, we need to be informed and collaborative and we need to do this in a cost-effective manner.
In this webcast, you will hear from two experts on some of the technology that’s driving today’s high-functioning IT organizations. Find out how your company can be aligned, agile and ready to respond to ever-changing business requirements and competitive pressures. -
Applied Security Analytics
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
45 mins
Jeff McGee, Solutions Innovation Data Scientist, HPMany organizations are looking at using big data to detect more advanced adversaries. We are collecting more information than ever before, but what are we doing with it? In this talk, we will look at some ways you can use data science and visualization tools to get more out of the data you collect. Visualizations will let you see what is happening at a high level: A picture is worth a thousand log entries. There are data science techniques that other industries, such as advertising, have used successfully. We can apply these techniques to find patterns of behavior that are out of the ordinary, and ultimately catch more bad guys. -
Is it Time to Embrace Cloud for Remote Office Server Backup?
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
51 mins
Deepak Balakrishna, Senior Director of Product Management, Druva; Nick Kotterman, Product Marketing, DruvaAs a business, concerns over RTO, RPO, costs, security, and data privacy have historically made the decision for cloud backup a complicated one. However, cloud technologies continue to evolve, and can now provide substantial cost benefits while overcoming the most stringent security, data privacy, storage and performance hurdles. This makes it a perfect fit for many backup needs — especially remote office server backup.
In this session we’ll cover:
* The state of the cloud and the latest advancements for D2C server backup
* How security and data storage advancements are addressing key enterprise data privacy concerns
* How to leverage the cloud for remote office server backup and archiving, while significantly lowering storage and administration expenses -
Continuous Third Party Monitoring Powers Business Objectives
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
48 mins
Stephen Boyer, CTO & Co-Founder, BitSight Technologies; Featuring Renee Murphy, Senior Analyst, Forrester ResearchWhile many companies focus their effort on reducing cybersecurity risk, more threats are being discovered daily. Point-in-time, subjective questionnaires are not in line with the new regulations requiring continuous monitoring of vendors, partners and other third parties.
In “Continuous Third Party Monitoring Powers Business Objectives,” BitSight CTO and Co-founder Stephen Boyer and guest speaker, Forrester Research Senior Analyst Renee Murphy will discuss the value businesses are finding in using a solution that has a constant eye on third party cyber threats.
Boyer and Murphy will also discuss:
- The results of the study BitSight commissioned Forrester Consulting to undertake, examining how IT decision-makers feel about objective, reliable and continuous monitoring.
- What can be done beyond compliance to increase security performance.
- Which industries stand to benefit most from using automated, objective information security data.
- Specific use cases for continuous monitoring and how they help companies improve information security performance. -
Key Research Findings: How to Optimize Business Processes
Recorded:
Feb 26 2015
53 mins
Bob Larrivee, Director of Custom Research, AIIMBased on recent research by analyst Bob Larrivee of AIIM, this webinar will address how organizations can leverage technology to identify, evaluate and optimize business processes to increase operational efficiency.
Join us as we explore:
- Drivers for problem-solving, tracking KPIs, process failures and workflow management
- How technology can reduce errors and exceptions that lead to lost business and non-compliance
- Increasing visibility to optimize processes, reduce costs and deliver a superior customer experience -
Cost-effective Disaster Recovery Without a DR Site
Recorded:
Feb 25 2015
58 mins
Kaustubh Pradhan, Ted Hulsy and Randy Miller, MicrosoftAchieving cost-effective disaster recovery (DR) services without a physical DR site — or having to extend your DR footprint — is possible. In this live webcast with Microsoft, see how you can use AppAssure software in combination with Microsoft® Azure® and disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) from Dell partner, eFolder.
The first half of the webcast will showcase how you can store AppAssure backup archives directly on Azure and perform item-level recovery from the archive without having to download the archive from the cloud. Then we’ll showcase ways to replicate AppAssure backup images to the eFolder® Storage Cloud® and enable multiple disaster recovery options.
Join our webcast partnered with Microsoft® and see how easy it is to:
• Manage the growth of your backup archives
• Establish cost-effective disaster recovery without a DR site
• Avoid extending your DR footprint
What you will learn:
• How to leverage Azure to directly store AppAssure backup archives
• How to perform item-level recovery from the archive without downloading the archive from the cloud
• How to replicate AppAssure backup images to the eFolder Storage Cloud
• How to enable multiple disaster recovery options, including image download, overnight drive shipment or recovery in the eFolder® Continuity Cloud® -
Self-Service Data Governance & Preparation for Hadoop
Recorded:
Feb 25 2015
56 mins
Matt Aslett, Research Director, 451 Research and Will Davis, Head of Product Marketing, TrifactaWith the maturation and increased adoption of Big Data technologies such as Hadoop, the process for how data flows through an organization is evolving so to ensure these technologies are utilized to their full potential. Traditional technologies for data discovery, governance and preparation simply don’t fit the requirements of this new ecosystem’s technology and users. -
When Prevention Fails...
Recorded:
Feb 25 2015
13 mins
Tom Clare, Director, Arctic Wolf NetworksWhen prevention fails, your only hope is detection. Security defense plans are relying on detection and response knowing preventive defenses are declining in effectiveness. The balance between preventive and detective defenses is the big security shift for 2015, and knowing the process cycles, skills and technologies is vital for success. Detection and response is more than a point solution, learn the four phases for detection on your network in this webcast.
- Four detection phases for your network
- Integrating key technologies required for detection
- Processes to mine big data for actionable intelligence
- Detection skills sets, costs and resource requirements
- Analyzing all the data all the time, options for success -
Protect Your Network From Today's Advanced Attack Methods
Recorded:
Feb 25 2015
42 mins
Kate Taylor, Product Marketing Manager, Palo Alto NetworksAttackers have been employing a few very popular attack methods recently in their quest for profit: spear phishing, malvertising, ransomware, to name a few. Learn about these methods and others through real examples, and the tactics you can employ to reduce your risk and protect your network from advanced threats like these. -
Clear and Present Danger
Recorded:
Feb 25 2015
50 mins
Kevin Kennedy, VP of Product, AgariCriminal activity is being reported before our eyes in the news and it could be infiltrating your organization -threatening your brands trust and even your job.
There is clear and present danger - whether you know it or not.
Hear from Kevin Kennedy, VP of Product at Agari, as he examines a real life phishing attack, what impact it had on the person and company who was phished, and what strategies CISOs need to know in order to protect their own organization. -
Optimize SSL Certificate Management with Symantec and A10 Networks
Recorded:
Feb 25 2015
57 mins
Frank Agurto-Machado, Pre-Sales Engineer, Symantec; John Gudmundson, Senior Manager, Product Marketing, A10 NetworksManaging a secure SSL environment is getting complex. Recent industry standards and security vulnerabilities required IT to migrate from SHA-1 to SHA-2 hash algorithm, find alternatives for certificates with non-fully-qualified domain (FQDN) names and replace certificates impacted by the Heartbleed vulnerability. In addition, initiatives like Google’s “HTTPS everywhere” or always-on SSL on Google search may increase the deployment of SSL certificates in an organization. All these changes add to the challenges of managing SSL certificates.
In the meantime, IT managers have to continue to provide optimal system performance to meet their users’ needs while staying within their budget.
Attend this exclusive webinar to:
- Discover recent changes and challenges with SSL certificate management
- Learn how you can minimize time and resources in monitoring and managing SSL certificates with Symantec Certificate Intelligence Center (CIC)
- Find out how you can optimize the performance of SSL encryption and decryption with the A10 Thunder Application Delivery Controller (ADC) from A10 Networks
The latest trends and best practice advice from the leading experts
This channel features presentations by leading experts in the field of information security. From application, computer, network and Internet security to access control management, data privacy and other hot topics, you will walk away with practical advice for your strategic and tactical information security initiatives.