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Sony, Target and now Yahoo! -- you can't let this to happen to you or your business. Help your organization avoid being front page news due to a security breach.

Every organization large and small wants to avoid this all too common reality. From the unintentional sharing of data by employees through a rogue email, to losing data via a lost computer, to surviving hacker attacks, there's a lot to manage.

Join this webcast to learn the top 5 ways to protect your organization and make sure your company isn't the next one hacked.

This webcast is part of our Digital Security in the Modern World webcast series. Sign up for this session, or the entire series today!

The call from the auditor, like your dental cleaning and tax day, comes with dizzying regularity. For more than a decade, companies have been avoiding, eschewing or explicitly fibbing about their cloud use to step around the murky area of cloud compliance.

Why? Because the rules are ambiguous. Because the paperwork is unreal. Because cloud vendors are cagey. Because it was just easier.

And business continues to use the cloud, because it’s critical to growth, IT operations, agility and disaster protection. But you no longer have to pull a fast one on your audit team. Join iland's Director of Compliance to learn:

- What to look for in cloud reporting – in particular for HIPAA, SOC2 and ISO27001
- How your cloud vendor can support you
- What questions auditors typically ask
- How all this impacts your disaster recovery plans as well as your public cloud use

The Internet of Things (IoT) is already a huge deal and it's only going to get bigger

There are far more devices connected to the internet than there are people in the world and that number is projected to grow dramatically in the coming years. Whether you're an individual hobbyist or an enterprise developer, there's a great chance you'll find need for a cloud-based service to listen to the devices in your IoT solution, facilitate communication, and even communicate back to the devices telling them how to behave.

That's why there's Azure IoT. Azure IoT includes the dedicated IoT Hub service, IoT solution templates called IoT Suite, as well as many other general services for processing IoT data and turning them into real business insight. With a little time and learning, you’ll have a service designed to handle massive amounts of communication with devices, but also able to scale down to startup and even hobbyist scenarios.

Join this webcast to learn how to:
•Conceptualize why you might need a cloud-based hub solution
•Easily set up an IoT Hub in Azure
•Create simulated devices and communicate to your hub

Join this interactive webinar to see how you can leverage the concept of secure content management to support privacy and information security transparently within your information governance program. You will also learn how the need for security, business continuity and data protection be balanced with collaboration and productivity expectations to successfully deliver the desired business outcomes for your stakeholders and customers. There will be opportunity throughout the session to share your thoughts, experiences and answer any questions.

Join this interactive webinar to see how you can leverage the concept of secure content management to support privacy and information security transparently within your information governance program. You will also learn how the need for security, business continuity and data protection be balanced with collaboration and productivity expectations to successfully deliver the desired business outcomes for your stakeholders and customers. There will be opportunity throughout the session to share your thoughts, experiences and answer any questions.

Hear the latest on the current website security threats for September 2016 from Symantec.

Having a single system of record of all program, portfolio, and project information reduces costs and allows governmental organizations to quickly snap to and comply with mandates and regulations.

Join this webcast to learn how integrated PPM solutions:
•Bring increased accountability across agency projects
•Facilitate real-time collaboration between project and program managers and their teams
•Reduce redundancy and manual effort

Ransomware and destructive attacks have changed the cybersecurity landscape. Modern business requires enhanced access to data to improve productivity, attract and retain customers, and run efficient supply chains – making the network perimeter more difficult to defend. At the same time, criminals are no longer content to just steal information, instead extorting ransoms after encrypting data or sometimes seeking to cripple organizations by destroying their data.

In this webcast you will learn about:
-Dangerous new threats such as ransomware and hacktivism, and how they differ from traditional threats
-Why new threats require a new focus
-Cybersecurity frameworks and best practices
-Enhancing your data protection and recovery capabilities to improve your cybersecurity defenses
-Why some data protection approaches may not be sufficient for advanced threats and how an Isolated Recovery approach provides a best layer of defense

CMDB Implementation is one of the most complicated of any ITSM programmes an organisation can undertake. The difficulties in creating a toolset, capable of linking hundreds of thousands of interconnected bits of data together in a meaningful manner while also supporting a highly fluid environment with dozens of changes each week, are formidable indeed.

Join Peter Hubbard, Principal ITSM Consultant at Pink Elephant EMEA, as he discusses the Pink Elephant approach to create a CMDB in the real world. He will demonstrate the critical importance of the scoping session and understanding the organisations requirements to ensure the CMDB supports the business. Peter will then show you how to turn those requirements into concrete actions to map and create your CMDB.

Faisal Usmani, Business Development and Strategy Lead for Comms at Cyient EMEA, will build on Peter’s theme; detailing how an effective CMDB implementation forms the basis for ITSM solutions. He will cite a case study that shows how this translates into a real world operational scenario that utilises actionable dashboards and provide valuable insights into your service performance at different levels within your organisation.

At the end of the session you should know the importance of being able to ask your ITSM organisation ‘For our CMDB, do we need a battle tank or body armour?’’

There has always been change in our profession. We originally started by implementing disaster recovery programmes. Soon after that, the businesses realized that the people aspect of recovery was needed as well. The results were the beginning of business continuity programmes. DR and BC have worked together almost two decades now with great success. We are now at a major transformation point again. Business continuity is now sharing more information and interacting more with security and compliance groups.

This session will go over what most of us already have in place, what we will need to add, and how all three groups interface together to provide a new resilience program for your environment. The goal of this session is to show the interactions between risk management, business continuity, security and compliance that form the components of a resilience programme.