EXECUTIVE BRIEFING CENTER

Tuesday, April 8

Using Security Intelligence to Win the War Against Viruses, Worms, and Hackers
Nancee K. Melby, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Shavlik Technologies, LLC

Throughout thousands of years of military history, battlefield commanders have relied on information, or intelligence, to win battles. Increasing needs to manage risk have led to vast amounts of data becoming available. Security intelligence is needed to sift through the data and turn that information into knowledge to take action.

Presented by:

  

Enabling a Secure, Virtual Workspace on a USB Drive
Etti Berger, Product Marketing Manager, SanDisk

USB flash drives are no longer just for storing files. When combined with security technologies that use hardware encryption and strong authentication, they can become secure virtual workspaces for enterprise employees. This presentation discusses the components of such a workspace, and how it can help IT meet both security and cost-cutting challenges.

Presented by:

 

The Role of Internet Reputation Intelligence in Critical Infrastructure Protection
Phyllis A. Schneck, Ph.D., Vice President, Research Integration, Secure Computing Corporation and Chairman, Board of Directors, InfraGard National Members Alliance

The protection of our world and critical infrastructure depends upon the security of our “cyber”/communication systems. Our water, energy, finances, transportation and other necessities depend on our ability to identify and defend against cyber malice. Internet Reputation Intelligence provides a “background check” of entities that attempt to connect to networks, enabling connection refusals based on past behavior or association. Learn the analytic tools that are employed, and how the ability to track and trend global electronic activity is the proactive defense to protect the networks that run our world.

Presented by:
 
 

Better Security Through Intelligence
Peter S. Tippett, Vice President of Research & Risk Intelligence for Verizon Business Security Systems powered by Cybertrust

Business Security Solutions powered by Cybertrust Verizon Business will walk you through several recent case studies where it has been able to combine network intelligence with threat and vulnerability knowledge, asset classification details, and log information to help uproot the effects of a data compromise, find the source, contain the breach and help authorities catch the thieves.

Presented by:

NAC on Demand: The Answer for Worry-Free Network Security
Trent Fitz, Director of Product Management, Mirage Networks

Many organizations already reap the advantages of managed services for security components such as firewalls and intrusion prevention systems. NAC on Demand allows you to leverage NAC experts and the benefits of a full-cycle NAC solution, a fundamental element of any security architecture, without incurring the cost and risk of deploying a new technology across your organization. Attend this session and learn how you can achieve complete NAC security for your business without having to jump into the deep end.

Presented by:

The SOA Security Hurdle
David E.A. Johnson, Director of Digital Security Products, Intel Corporation;
Ken Graf, Senior Application Engineer, Intel® XML Products

Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) dramatically increase IT value by dynamically binding data and services in new ways to address unforeseen needs or create innovative customer solutions. Poor integration causes data availability, business continuity and potential legal liability problems. High-performance content layer security is vital to any SOA solution.

Presented by:

NAC to the Max
Louis R. Hughes, CEO, GBS Laboratories, LLC

IT security systems, despite ever-increasing complexity and expense, still remain vulnerable to attack from without and within. Government, essential infrastructure services, financial and health institutions all need a much higher level of security. GBS is the first to develop a hardware-based solution for Network Access Control. This system provides unprecedented protection, vastly improved usability and control.

Presented by: 

Wednesday, April 9

Effective Scanning for Production Web Applications
Tim Erlin, Principal Product Manager, nCircle Network Security, Inc.

Threats to web applications are increasingly one of the focus areas for large enterprises, but they don’t exist in a vacuum. See how operational assessment of web applications can be effectively combined with vulnerability management in nCircle’s newest product, WebApp360.

Presented by:

Using Security Event and Information Management (SIEM) Technology to Defend Against Network Attacks and Insider Abuse
Michelle Dickman, President and CEO, TriGeo Network Security

Join TriGeo’s President and CEO for a LIVE product demonstration and case study review. Learn how users apply the TriGeo SIM’s unique combination of real-time analysis, log management and active response technology to proactively defend against Insider Threats, Network Attacks, Compliance and Policy Violations, and Unauthorized Application and USB Use.

Presented by:
 
 

Using Traffic Solution to Secure Your IP Networks
Pierre Ehsani, Senior Product Manager, Narus, Inc.

Narus presents NarusInsight Secure Suite, a leading carrier-class security and traffic intelligence solution designed to detect, report and mitigate the most sophisticated attacks within the large IP networks. NSS provides Network Operators with a unique global view of the network traffic by collecting, correlating and processing data from multiple sources.

Presented by:

North American Debut of Gemalto’s Smart Enterprise Guardian
Francois Lasnier, VP/GM Identity and Access Management, Gemalto Inc.

Gemalto and Lexar jointly developed Smart Enterprise Guardian, a new USB device that protects digital identity credentials and sensitive files with Gemalto’s proven .NET smart card technology. This presentation will demonstrate how it securely stores up to 2 GB of data and supports strong authentication, digital signature and file encryption.

Presented by: 
  

From Gopher to Google: Seven Security Trends in the Internet Age
Michael Xie, CTO and VP of Engineering, Fortinet Inc.

Only with an understanding of changing network infrastructure, research behind current threats and defenses that anticipate future risks, can organizations protect their networks. Fortinet CTO and VP of Engineering Michael Xie will explain “seven trends” in networking evolution, supported by real-world examples, and provide organizations a checklist on how to securely move forward.

Presented by: 

Trends in Storage and Networking Security
Randy Smerik, Senior Vice President, Networking Components Group, LSI Corporation
Bret Weber, Chief Architect and Fellow, Engenio Storage Group, LSI Corporation

Companies have a wide array of security technologies from which to choose when deploying solutions. A well-designed approach to security addresses multiple threat models while balancing security, manageability and performance. Join experts from storage and networking leader LSI Corporation to discuss trends in storage and networking security including full disk encryption and content processing.

Presented by:

Unified Application Access Strategies
Peter Silva, Technical Marketing Manager – Security Products, F5 Networks

Access Control is becoming more prevalent both in deployments and ways of implementing. There are alternate ways to go than traditional network/port based NAC solutions. SSL VPN has traditionally been limited in concurrent user count & logons per second vs. IPSec. The future sees “Network Access” (remote or local) as policy driven. How can companies take advantage of feature rich SSL VPNs, replace existing IPSec solutions and Enforce policies to their applications no matter where the user is coming from?

Presented by:

Preventing Data Loss – Best Practices of Leading Edge Companies
Rudy Cifolelli, VP Sales, Data Protection, SafeBoot, a McAfee company

Company confidential information and intellectual property are the lifeblood of all organizations. If that information were to fall into the wrong hands, the consequences could be devastating, jeopardizing customer data, competitive advantage, and regulatory compliance. Through several case studies, this session will explore the best practices used by leading edge companies to ensure that confidential information doesn’t leak. Learn practical tips for controlling the flow of sensitive data, and protecting it from both accidental and malicious loss.

Presented by: 

 

Thursday, April 10

GRC — What is Critical to Your Business
Andrew Eliopoulos, Director of Product Marketing, Novell, Inc.

Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) is a reality and it affects your business. How? By implementing a solid strategy and solutions that help you achieve compliance and mitigate risk, such as bringing together physical and logical access or real-time event monitoring, the by-product is governance, thus solving the compliance challenge. This session discusses how you can achieve GRC and maintain good business practices in your current heterogeneous environment.

Presented by:

 

HP Secure Advantage – Extending Security from Desktop to Datacenter to Printer
Aruna Ravichandran, Senior Product Manager, HP Atalla Security Products

HP is unique in offering security solutions, services and products, which span from notebooks to printers and from desktop to datacenter. With HP Secure Advantage, HP‘s portfolio covers the entire domain from desktop to datacenter, extending into the print infrastructure. HP Secure Advantage protects resources, protects the data and provides verification of compliance to mitigate security risk.

Presented by:
 

Extending Control over USB Flash Drives
Yariv Fishman, Sr. Manager, Product Marketing Management, SanDisk

As USB flash drives become favorites of “day extenders” to transport data between office and home, IT faces security and regulatory challenges. This presentation discusses how enterprise software for centrally managing company-issued USB drives extends the control and accountability of corporate data inside and outside the office, while meeting industry and government regulations.

Presented by:

 

Evolution or Revolution: Tough Choices on the Road to Better Enterprise Protection Against Cybercriminals?
Raimund Genes, Chief Technology Officer, Trend Micro

Traditional signature-based methods of detecting and eradicating malware are no longer viable. In this presentation, Trend Micro CTO of Anti-Malware Raimund Genes will draw upon his 30 years of IT industry experience in examining revolutionary new methods for businesses to protect themselves from a multi-billion dollar malware industry: Evolution or revolution?

Presented by: