SIEM is Dead: Changing The Approach to Enterprise Security Monitoring

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.

Advanced targeted cyber attacks have hit some of the world’s largest businesses. The attacks weren't blocked because they don’t match any known attack signature. Each one is unique, custom created to penetrate the target network and steal data.

A new video featuring Gartner Distinguished Analyst, Neil MacDonald, and HP’s Eric Schou, explains how Big Data Security Analytics can help find and block targeted cyber attacks. View it to learn:

How advanced targeted cyber attacks are different from traditional threats
How Big Data techniques can spot attacks when traditional defenses fall short
What you should be doing now to take advantage of Big Data Security Analytics

Advanced targeted cyber attacks have hit some of the world’s largest businesses. The attacks weren't blocked because they don’t match any known attack signature. Each one is unique, custom created to penetrate the target network and steal data.

A new video featuring Gartner Distinguished Analyst, Neil MacDonald, and HP’s Eric Schou, explains how Big Data Security Analytics can help find and block targeted cyber attacks. View it to learn:

How advanced targeted cyber attacks are different from traditional threats
How Big Data techniques can spot attacks when traditional defenses fall short
What you should be doing now to take advantage of Big Data Security Analytics

Cyberspace is typically the prime mechanism for conducting business. It also plays a key role in the socio-cultural lives of staff, customers and suppliers. By the end of 2013, revelations about how governments had been surrendering commercial and personal privacy in the name of national security left trust very badly shaken. And the timing couldn’t be much worse: many CEOs are ramping up their demands to take even greater advantage of cyberspace. So if this is where things are now, how will all of this look by 2016? How will new threats hurtling over the horizon complicate matters even further? Just what will organisations be able to rely on? And most importantly, are they powerless or can they do something now? This webcast spotlights the threats we'll be dealing with over the coming 24 months along with advice on the best ways of handling them.

Take a rule book, throw it away and write a better one.
In typically disruptive fashion, Dell are Redefining the Economics of Enterprise Storage and you can benefit.

In this webinar Paul Harrison, UK Storage Sales Director for Dell, will discuss Dell’s storage design philosophy and how our modern storage architectures are helping customers around the world to be more flexible and agile as well as breaking the traditional cycles of rip and replace.
With our key design tenets around ease of use, full virtualisation, intelligent tiering, high scalability, elimination of forklift upgrades and innovative perpetual licencing models, Dell’s storage solutions are delivering real world benefits to thousands of users around the world and was the platform of choice for the Commonwealth Games, Glasgow2014.

Join us and learn how Dell’s storage strategy differs from that of others and how it can help you to:
•Acquire, deploy, and grow Storage on demand
•Adapt more seamlessly to changing business needs
•Intelligently manage data assuring business continuity
•Reliably automate more processes, releasing time to focus on more strategic tasks
•Strike the perfect balance between performance, capacity and price all while delivering a rich feature set.

Join this unique roundtable chat with three InfoSec Professionals who have recently climbed the BYOD mountain and come back down to share their stories. We’ll discuss the industry and regulatory differences, managing user expectations of privacy, legal implications and technical pitfalls in this 60 minute Security Leadership Series webinar, brought to you on April 10, 2014 at 1PM Eastern in partnership with Capella University.

Autonomic Software significantly expands the capabilities of McAfee ePO. Autonomic’s three suites are all integrated into ePO with no need for separate console, databases, and reports. They are “As McAfee As McAfee”!

Autonomic Patch Manager, EndPoint Manager and Power Manager suites provide improved security, and managing of end points, at virtually no charge when incorporating Power Manager.

Join McAfee and its 2013 MVP Partner of the Year to learn how the integrated solution provides:
• Increases Scalability – Delivery of patches to both large organizations and small-to-mid-sized organizations
• Reduces Costs - Using Power & Patch Management Suites
• Simplifies Complexity - Maintains a secure environment with minimal human intervention using EndPoint Suite
• Easily Customizable Solutions – For unique requirements

The alarming rise of advanced persistent threats (APTs) makes security analytics around Big Data an imperative. In light of the challenges of converting Big Data into actionable information with first generation SIEMs, security professionals have become skeptical about the ability to use SIEM beyond compliance needs. Yet, today’s advanced SIEM technology takes threat detection, understanding and response to a whole new level. Join us to learn how to use next generation SIEM technology to specifically detect security threats within an ocean of Big Data. Discover how the latest technologies in security analytics such as the quad-correlation methods of rules, statistics, risk, and history can help your organization execute SIEM best practices in detection with intelligence, integration, and ease.

The alarming rise of advanced persistent threats (APTs) makes security analytics around Big Data an imperative. In light of the challenges of converting Big Data into actionable information with first generation SIEMs, security professionals have become skeptical about the ability to use SIEM beyond compliance needs. Yet, today’s advanced SIEM technology takes threat detection, understanding and response to a whole new level. Join us to learn how to use next generation SIEM technology to specifically detect security threats within an ocean of Big Data. Discover how the latest technologies in security analytics such as the quad-correlation methods of rules, statistics, risk, and history can help your organization execute SIEM best practices in detection with intelligence, integration, and ease.