IT Security Briefings,Trends & Tools
Webinar Track
 Join us as we discuss current topics in IT security. Explore leading corporate IT security trends in identity and access management, facial recognition solutions, authentication, data privacy, security auditing and testing, as well as security best practices for e-commerce, infrastructure, database, wireless, and other applications.
All corporate member attendees can receive a Certificate of Completion for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit.
Call for Speaker/Sponsors: Contact Tina Sieben at 847-837-3900, x2 for information.
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| 12 - 1 pm CT |
July 8, 2009
Zero Day Attacks in the Age of Compliance
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When failures become systemic, regulation isn't far behind. As current events continue to drive stronger and stronger regulations it appears that the security breaches only continue. In recent months we've learned of a significant penetration of the power grid, loss of our most highly protected weapons designs including designs of the Presidential helicopter and the loss of terabytes of data on the F 35 stealth fighter. We can add to this the ongoing loss of millions of financial records every month.
The growth of Governance, Risk Management and Compliance (GRC) as a unique industry segment speaks to the importance of these issues and it reflects the most important change in the new regulatory environment - risk and compliance can no longer be segregated from the governance process itself. They're all connected.
Governance requires that management know it's risk exposures and we can expect it to be central to many new regulations. No more CEOs testifying to congress that they just didn't know and it's not their fault. It's their job to know - and this is the direction of many new regulations.
This leaves companies highly exposed to the modern bot attack that compromises weak links in an enterprise and uses these cracks to advance to the most prized and protected systems. Simply put, all critical assets require a lock-down system now, which is capable of preventing system exploits and able to log and report all such attempts at the instant they arise.
Join IP3's CEO, Ken Kousky as he presents their latest research and strategy for hardening your weakest links.
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Kenneth W. Kousky, CISSP, CISA, CGEIT, President & CEO, IP3, Inc.
Sponsored by CIMCOR
Ken Kousky is a veteran of the IT software and services industries. Few individuals are able to blend such a broad range of experience and expertise as an executive, university educator, and technologist.
He is a visionary in the computing technology, education and marketing industry with three successful start-ups, two major mergers and an IPO under his belt.
As a professional speaker, Ken bridges the gap between the "C's" and their focus on financial outcomes and the operational and technical professionals. He's a sought-after speaker on topics such as national cyber security, corporate risk management and enterprise network security. From "Bits to Budgets", Ken cuts through the noise factors surrounding today's critical technology, business and security issues to provide clear and concise insight into the most pressing IT Security issues.
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September 16, 2009
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Speaker TBA, BigFix |
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October 14, 2009
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Speaker TBA, Laurus Technologies |
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Completed Webcasts
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May 6,
2009 |
Authentication's Past, Present
and Future
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Jonathan Sander, IAM & Security Analyst, Quest Software
In this presentation, Quest's IAM and Security Analyst will explore the topic of authentication completely.
During the presentation topics discussed will include: physical access, username and passwords, password management, consolidated authentication, single sign on, reduced sign on, directories and network logon, strong authentication and multi factor
authentication.
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| Apr 8, 2009 |
Modular Security for Dynamic Threats
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Tony Sabaj, Sales Engineering Director, Central US, Check Point Software Technologies
A webinar from Check Point about implementing and managing security where you need it and when you need it.
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| Oct 15, 2008 |
Identity Life Cycle Management: State of the Union
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Mick Coady,Worldwide Vice President, Security Business Unit of CA, Inc.
What has been a shift change in both the market and technology in identity management is discussed by industry expert Mick Coady. Three components between 2007 and 2009 have and will see further changes. Learn what those components are and why they are important in articulating the business value of IAM.
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| Feb 11, 2009 |
Closing the Data Privacy Gap
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Cynthia Babb, ERP Manager, IBM Optim
Data protection and privacy continue to be a tremendous focus and risk for the IT community today. While companies are making great strides to protect data privacy in production application environments, the often untold story of implementing similar strategies in non-production (testing, development and training) environments is often overlooked. Bridging this "privacy gap" helps companies protect the most exploited areas of an organization's IT infrastructure - non-production application environments. |
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