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Forthcoming Webinars
Date: 28 September 2010, 3pm BST, 4pm CEST
Duration: 1 hours
The threats that today's organisations now face have grown significantly more dangerous in recent times.
At the same time, the pervasiveness of the Internet means that a large slice of a company's IT resources must be connected to the Internet for mobile, as well as remote workers - and, of course, customers too.
It's against this backdrop that you need to defend your organisation's data and avoid any regulatory action, as well as the very real reputational damage that can ensure from a data breach, however it is caused.
Join us for an entertaining and informative webinar that will explain why you need to defend your data - and how you can you can cost-effectively defend those digital assets.
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Date: 7 September 2010, 3pm BST, 4pm CEST
Duration: 1 hours
Cloud computing has gone from zero to hero in the space of just five years, largely as a result of the clear economic benefits it brings to most organisations. This webinar will explain why most organisations need to re-engineer their existing IT security infrastructure before adding the benefits of cloud computing to their business technology mix.
Date: 27 July 2010, 3pm BST, 4pm CET
Duration: 1 hours
PCI compliance has continued to be a hot topic in 2010, mainly owing to the accelerating pace of PCI DSS governance requirements.
For some time now, it has been mandatory for card-accepting companies to be compliant with the PCI DSS standards, but the playing field is changing once again, with new compliance requirements starting from this month onwards, and again in September.
Date: 15 July 2010, 3pm BST, 4pm CEST
Duration: 1 hours
Internet-based business communications - including the transfer of files containing business-critical data - are central to most organisation's productivity in what is a highly competitive business marketplace.
Despite the important nature of these communications, there are surprisingly few options for conducting this aspect of day-to-day operations easily, securely, and with the ability to centrally manage and track the transfers.
Date: 29 June 2010, 3pm BST
Duration: 1 hours
Targeted digital threats - from both inside and outside the company firewall - are proving more of a challenge as businesses continue to evolve and new ways of working are explored. So, how do you effectively manage inbound and outbound content control across disparate user groups without introducing unacceptable levels of complexity and expense?
Date: 18 June 2010, 10am BST (British Summer Time)
Duration: 1 hours
The media frenzy surrounding the Information Commissioner Office's (ICO) newly increased penalties seemingly know no limits, but what about the reality behind the hype?
Join us for a thought-provoking webinar in which we will look at the new penalties, the Data Protection Act and how IT managers can take a practical approach to meeting the needs of the Act without falling foul of breaching ICO rules or, perhaps more importantly, breaking their own IT budgets.
Date: 27 May 2010, 3PM BST (British Summer Time)
Duration: 1 hours
Complying with PCI regulations in heterogeneous environments can be a complex and costly initiative.
Leveraging your existing IT infrastructure offers a simpler and cost-effective way to address the sections of the Payment Card Industry’s Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) that matter most to IT managers – and without sacrificing manageability and productivity.
Join our panel of experts for an informative webinar to learn how you can address the regulatory requirements of the PCI standards by linking all your access rights, privileges, and audit logs into a single, definitive Active Directory identity.
Date: 25 May 2010, 4pm BST
Duration: 1 hours
Email use has exploded and is now the primary means of communication for organisations. Vital documents and information are passed to and from employees and the current regulatory environment means that this content needs to be archived.
Date: 18 May 2010, 3pm BST (British Summer Time)
Duration: 1 hours
As economic and budgetary constraints bite, keeping control of data and application access in your organisation becomes a tough call. Do you really know who has access? How do you combat increased insider threats by disgruntled ex-employees? What role does access control play in addressing ever more rigorous governance and compliance requirements? How do you address access via mobile devices such as smart phones?
Date: 13 April 2010, 3pm BST (British Summer Time)
Duration: 1 hours
The GCSX Code of Connection (CoCo) is an important step in providing a secure infrastructure for public sector business. While most - if not all - local authorities have achieved compliance with the Code of Connection, authorities must still undergo annual audits. As such, compliance should not be viewed as 'point-in-time', but as a continuous journey which can be used as a catalyst for an improvement in overall organisational compliance, as opposed to simply a 'tick in the box' from an auditor.
Date: 30 March 2010, 10am BST (British Summer Time)
Duration: 1 hours
Modern workforces are becoming more and more mobile - data just released from iPass, for example, suggests that 40% of employees now access office IT resources on the move.
But whilst accountants rub their hands at the prospect of reducing office overheads, IT managers are concerned about the security of the mobile workforce and, in particular, the mobile endpoint security issue.
Date: 18 March 2010, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
IT security and the financial function are starting to become happy partners, now that key performance indicators (KPIs) and total cost of
ownership (TCO) figures can be created for most IT systems and software.
Join us for an entertaining and informative webinar in which we'll explain how to balance the requirement of future-proofing your IT
security resource, whilst at the same time balancing the time and budget issues that also come to the fore.
Date: 16 March 2010, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
April 2010 sees the introduction of new data breach penalties from the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO). Criminal penalties and data breach notification mandates are also on the horizon, so it's essential that you review your organisation's mobile data security strategy.
Date: 9 March 2010, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
Password management sounds like a mundane aspect of IT security, but as recent high-profile media reports have proven, it's now a central part of effective company technology management.
Anecdotal evidence in the industry suggests that the technology and techniques to handle password management is a black art.
Not so. Join us for an entertaining and informative webinar in which our panel of experts will explain the strategies that are
required for the efficient, secure and compliant management of
passwords.
Date: 4 March 2010, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
Most security experts will tell you that the formula for success in passing regulatory compliance audits can be complex and expensive - but how complex and expensive is it really?
Date: 23 February 2010, 10am GMT
Duration: 1 hours
Swingeing new penalties for failures to protect corporate data are coming soon, courtesy of the Information Commissioner's Office, with the result that many organisations are looking to tighten up on their IT security.
Date: 11 February 2010, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
You might not realise it, but company networks now hum along at 10 Gbps - this is great for network users, but it also places a heavy
load on your firm's Network Instrusion Prevention System (NIPS).
At 10 Gbps, your company NIPS need to handle 30 million packets every second. This means the technology must analyse and decide whether to block or transmit each packet - that's a tall order when you only have 33 nanoseconds to make a decision.
All these operations have to be performed transparently to the sender and receiver with minimal latency - and all this is just for one
port!
Date: 26 January 2010, 4pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
In 2010, we can expect to witness a battle, as mobile devices, laptops, netbooks and PCs compete to gain a prominent share of the technological market. This battle for dominance will also take place elsewhere - amongst cybercriminals. They will compete to deliver the fastest, strongest, most widespread and financially rewarding threat. And, in 2010, this means taking advantage of our reliance on email and the web.
Date: 19 January 2010, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
The threats your organisation now faces have grown significantly more dangerous in recent times. At the same time, the mobility of the workforce - complete with their laptops, netbooks, handhelds and smartphones - has soared.
Date: 3 December 2009, 10:00 GMT
Duration: 1 hours
As the new decade approaches, there are clear signs that business working practices have changed to the point where desktop PCs are fast giving away to laptops, Blackberries and other portable computing devices.
Date: 26 November 2009, 15:00 GMT
Duration: 1 hours
Data leakage can come from almost any source it seems, but laptop loss and theft pose a severe security risk to any organisation. What's more, such data loss can do serious damage to an organisation's reputation and share price.
Date: 24 November 2009, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
The consolidation of IT infrastructure and virtualisation is being driven by demands for reductions in IT budgets and increasing compliance demands. This webinar reviews the challenges faced, particularly in data centres, and the role of ‘deep security’ in defending the new IT environment.
Date: 12 November 2009, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
Whatever the size or type of your business, your colleagues are opening up a ‘Pandora’s box’ full of security problems on a daily basis. A vast majority of users now use company issued laptops to visit social networking sites, download content, shop online, stream audio or video, and access the corporate network from home to finish that all-important project.
Date: 22 October 2009, 10:00 BST
Duration: 1 hours
Virtualisation has changed the way we approach IT and brings with it significant economies of scale and business efficiencies.
Date: 13 October 2009, 10am UK Time
Duration: 1 hours
Although the IT security headache that is data losses have been with us for several decades, the rapid ascendance of USB sticks and portable storage plus computing devices in the last few years has triggered a number of horror stories in the press.
Date: 8 October 2009, 3:00pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
Web 2.0 services, including wikis, social networking portals and blogs, are powerful drivers in the B2B and B2C communications channel - for many companies, they open up new doors as never before.
Date: 29 September 2009, 3pm GMT
Duration: 1 hours
Data leaks and losses are the material of IT manager nightmares, with the prospect of lawsuits, regulatory fines and a tarnished brand image all resulting when your data security protection goes pear-shaped.
Date: 22 September 2009, 3pm (BST)
Duration: 1 hours
The world of end point security is changing rapidly. Microsoft is re-energising its Windows Mobile operating system, whilst the range of Apple iPhone's apps is soaring, as enterprise grade software developers get to grips with the highly flexible iPhone operating
system that Apple has created.
Date: 17 September 2009, 3pm EST, 8pm BST
Duration: 1 hours
The threats your organisation now faces have grown significantly more dangerous in recent times. At the same time, the mobility of the workforce - complete with their laptops, netbooks, handhelds and smartphones - has soared.
Date: 17 September 2009, 10am BST
Duration: 1 hours
Your organisation hopefully has an IT security system that meets your
needs today, but what about in 12, 24 and 36 months time?
Date: 10 September 2009, 3pm BST
Duration: 1 hours
The incidence of swine flu is easing after a few scares in the summer,
but all the signs are that the illness will be back with a vengeance
this Autumn when people start returning to school and work after the holidays.
Date: 30 July 2009, 3pm BST
Duration: 1 hours
Cloud Computing is changing IT security - are you ready? In a recent survey of web and email security professionals, Webroot delved into the top issues facing IT and Security professionals today.
Date: 28 July 2009, 10:00 BST
Duration: 1 hours
Access assurance may be a complex area, but Stuart Hodkinson, UK general manager with Courion Corporation - along with Fran Howarth, a principal analyst with Quocirca - has more than a few answers in this educational and informative webinar.
Date: 21 July 2009, 10:00am BST
Duration: 1 hours
The rapid proliferation of mobile devices, from smartphones to netbooks, is creating a growing security headache for IT managers in companies of all sizes.
Date: 9 July 2009, 3:00pm BST
Duration: 1 hours
The concept of anytime, anywhere working is now a reality, largely thanks to the spread of mobile broadband and WiFi, together with the availability of a wide range of diverse mobile devices.
Date: 7 July 2009, 10:00am BST
Duration: 1 hours
Appliance-based IT security has enjoyed a resurgence in recent times, driven partly by the falling cost of hardware and the fact that processor speeds are now vastly more powerful and flexible than just a few years ago.
Date: 2 July 2009, 3:00pm BST
Duration: 1 hours
Critical corporate data - ranging from customer information to sensitive intellectual property - has never been at greater risk with 60 per cent of office workers (Source: Cyber-Ark) saying they would take their firm's data with them, if they were made redundant or sacked for any reason.
Date: 30 June 2009, 3pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
‘The Data Handling Procedures in Government’ report (“the Report”) sets out clear and mandatory procedures to be followed by all UK government employees that have access to - and responsibility for - citizen data.
Date: 23 June 2009, 10:00am BST
Duration: 1 hours
The internet has changed. For some, Web 2.0-driven services are for the better. For IT security managers, the changes are tumultuous, usually requiring a rethink on security strategies to keep the darker side of the Net at bay.
Date: 18 June 2009, 10:00 BST
Duration: 1 hours
Intrusion Protection Service (IPS) technology has been around in the IT security industry for some time, but software, rather than hardware/firmware-based systems are fast becoming a reality.
Date: 3 June 2009, 10:00am BST
Duration: 1 hours
Mobile broadband and WiFi have changed the minor IT security end point security headache for managers that is end point security and turned the issue into a new and expended area that requires significant attention in many organisations.
Date: 2 June 2009, 10:00am (EST)
Duration: 1 hours
Internet traffic and applications now account for more than 50% of the total traffic on today’s corporate networks. Here’s your chance to learn more about these specific applications – and the risk they pose to your business.
Date: 28 May 2009, 3:00pm UK
Duration: 1 hours
Access control is the cornerstone of good security practice, but is an issue that is often overlooked as companies constamtly seek to bolster their IT security defences against an onslaught of multi-vectored attacks and malware methodologies.
Date: 7 May 2009, 10am BST
Duration: 1 hours
Say hello to a new security architecture called `software blades,' a new architecture that allows companies to select from a library of over 20 software-driven systems to create a tailored security gateway for specific environments.
Date: 21 April 2009, 14:30 BST
Duration: 1 hours
Handheld wireless communication devices have become an indispensable part of modern business. But, as workers continue to adopt and use handheld devices to check email, surf the Web, and access corporate resources, the potential for serious and potentially devastating security breaches will also increase.
Date: 16 April 2009, 3pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
Recent high profile hacks into public facing web sites are causing severe embarassment and financial pain to many companies. Panasonic, Monster.com and the Govt have all recently been hacked with varying results.
Date: 7 April 2009, 10am UK time
Duration: 1 hours
This joint Check Point Software Technologies Ltd and VMware webinar will help you to learn how to maintain the separation and isolation of servers in a virtualised environment in order to meet PCI Compliance requirements.
Date: 31 March 2009, 3pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
Stopping data leakage in an organisation is no easy task at the best of times, but in the current economic climate, when IT budgets are
constrained and hackers are even hungrier than usual for a slice of your company's revenue, it's an uphill task, to say the least.
Date: 24 March 2009, 3pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
The Internet has changed beyond anything could have foreseen just five years ago. It is no longer a browsing medium: it is full of Web 2.0 applications, real time communications challenges and a whole range ofthreats that are designed to piggy back on this new usage.
Date: 10 March 2009, 3pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
The Internet security landscape has changed dramatically. The days of `hobbyist' virus writers causing outbreaks as a nuisance or show of bravado have passed.
Date: 5 March 2009, 3pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
Financial fraud is on the increase and has, for the first time in seven years, outpaced virus attacks to become the most costly category of computer crime loss experienced by businesses in the USA, according to data released in September 2007 by the FBI and the Computer Security Institute.
Date: 17 February 2009, 3pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
Data theft and loss reports can do serious damage to an organisation's reputation and share price, but firms continue to hit the headlines with lurid reports of lost laptops, hacker incursions and all manner of embarrassing IT problems.
Date: 27 January 2009, 3pm UK time
Duration: 1 hours
The IT security world has changed. Web 2.0, hybrid malware and advanced hacking techniques are now part of the threat landscape.