IT Security

Discover a hidden gem for your digital content delivery. If you’re using or considering a Content Delivery Network (CDN), you’ve probably heard of origin storage. But you may not know much about it.

Done right, CDN origin storage doesn’t take a lot of your team’s time, dramatically improves user experience, and can even save you money.

Done wrong, it can waste valuable resources, time, effort and money, only to deliver bad user experience -- and you might not even know it.

Whether you’re delivering online video, files, websites, gaming or e-commerce, this webinar can provide valuable perspective and opportunities for improvement.

We will explore:

• What CDN origin storage is, and why you should care about it
• 7 qualities that are revolutionizing CDN origin storage
• Just released capabilities in Limelight Origin Storage that make it a game changer for your team, your audience and your bottom line

Then we’ll open up the floor to an “Ask the Expert” session with Solutions Engineer Kerrion Burton Evans.

Register now for this informative session and submit questions for Kerrion!

Learn how to drive new sales opportunities with Symantec CloudSOC CASB solution into your customer conversations.

Many look at their Service Desk mainly as a means to means to manage incoming requests. In this webinar, we will discuss how to configure your service desk to provide you with an ongoing means to increase your service efficiency.

We will review:
•What types of information you need to look at within your systems
•Setting up a regular cadence for review
•What to do with the data you find

Ransomware was one of the biggest threats facing businesses in 2016 and that trend is expected to continue as we press further into 2017.

As more and more cheap malware becomes available to cyber criminals the sheer amount of ransomware attacks is on the rise.

However, cyber defences are beginning to catch up.

This expert video panel will be discussing the ransomware landscape, what you can do to better protect your business from the threat and steps to take should the worst happen.

Panelists:

- Josh Downs, BrightTALK (moderator)

- Adrian Taylor, Field CTO, FireEye

- Ian Whiting, CEO, Titania

- Bart Parys, Threat Intelligence Analyst, PwC

With the recent changes to Keeping Children Safe in Education, it is clear that ICT are playing a key role in safeguarding children within the school setting.
At SonicWall we are very familiar with the challenges now faced by the education sector and are working with schools and colleges across the UK to ensure they remain compliant.
Luton Sixth Form College is one such school. They needed a system that was powerful enough to keep its student’s work safe at all times. It also needed to be able to carry out more granular content filtering and reporting so that its Safeguarding Team could closely monitor user activity and easily detect any concerning patterns of behavior at a detailed level.
Attend our live webcast to learn more about how SonicWall helped Luton Sixth Form College to:
•Achieve a far deeper level of security, reducing complaints of malware traffic from 10 a month to about 3 a year
•Increase visibility and monitoring of all web user activity
•Make reporting more accessible and no longer confined to IT staff
•Remain compliant with Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSiE) statutory guidance

Focus of the talk:

The current global political climate and the increased number of cyber attacks associated with nation states and revelations from whistleblowers such as WikiLeaks. The strategies and potential reasons for such attacks – We are seeing a focus shifting from financial gain
to political power, control and mass surveillance.

Audience learning:

A view of the technologies utilised and targeted to perform the attacks such as malware targets such as iPhones, Android devices and smart TVs and malware on Windows, Osx, Linux etc

Audience takeaways:

The talk is aimed at those with a general interest in Cyber Security and how political gain is firmly intertwined and a tool utilised in state sponsored cyber attacks indiscriminately against corporations, criminals and citizens alike.

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Indy possesses over 14 years’ experience, having worked in both
operational and consulting positions at FTSE100 and Fortune 500
organisations including AXA, Deutsche Bank, PwC, Accenture,
Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar Land Rover and many other world leading
organisations.

His experience includes leadership positions in information/
cybersecurity transformation, risk assurance, crisis management
(pre and post incident), assurance, audit, governance, risk and
compliance programmes.

- BrightTALK at CRESTCON & IISP Congress -

BrightTALK caught up with Titania's Ian Whiting for an in-depth conversation on the current state of information security, today's threatscape and a discussion on the cyber industry.

Topics up for discussion:

- How to run a comprehensive pentest to protect your business

- How to get the most from your cyber security budget

- AI & Machine learning and the influence it'll have on the security industry

- The explosion of connected devices on the IoT and where networks are especially vulnerable

This presentation goes into details of BlackEnergy3+ and SocialBots attacks and how we use forensics and CyberNSight to reduce Risks based on Data Breach exposure and analysis. This presentation discusses the differences in Threat and Risk Intelligence and how Hakdefnet has changed security by creating a unique Actionable Risk Intelligence platform / solution.

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Hakdefnet is a cyber-security Start-up company that gives customers the opportunity to protect themselves more comprehensively, cheaper and easier than ever before. We analyze security gaps, find stolen data - including the Darknet, and can individually protect Critical Infrastructure, VIPs and Enterprises globally. Based on CyberNSight, VCISO and our RIP (Risk Intelligence Platform) Subscriptions, our customers not only know if but also how they were attacked, and what happened with their data. This (we believe) is the only way to really minimize the damage caused by cyber attacks and avoid them in the future.

Michael Goedeker is an author and researcher at the front end of cyber warfare, espionage and crime, and he researches for academia, press and security professionals globally.

Michael A. Goedeker is a German American researcher, born in 1971 in New York City. He has worked in the IT Security field for over 16 years, training and consulting for fortune 500 companies. He has worked on worldwide security projects for Accenture, Avande, Microsoft, IBM, Symantec and Sophos.

Ransomware is becoming a more prevalent problem and attackers are becoming more straightforward; not even bothering to masquerade as legitimate agencies anymore. You may be wondering what you can do. First we would encourage you not to pay and then put protection in place so you won’t be victimized again.

Learn how Symantec Endpoint Protection 14 can help protect you from future ransomware attacks:

• What are your options if you’re a victim of ransomware
• Why Symantec Endpoint Protection 14 can address ransomware better than other solutions
• How Symantec technologies work together for maximum protection

Join the smartest minds working with PCI DSS compliance and find the answer to your toughest and most vexing PCI questions. With hundreds of different requirements, the various Payment Card Industry (PCI) standards can be overwhelming. While the PCI Security Standards Council has provided lots of answers, the devil is often in the details. Our panelists are some of the top PCI QSA’s in the country, with decades of combined PCI and card processing experiences. They’ve seen it all: the good, bad and ugly; and lived to tell the tale.

Join Ben Rothke, David Mundhenk, Arthur Cooper, and Jeff Hall for an interactive session, and get answers to your most vexing PCI questions. No PCI question is out of bounds.

Moderator:
- Ben Rothke, Senior Security Consultant - Nettitude Ltd.

Panelists:
- David Mundhenk, CISSP, PCIP, QSA (P2PE), PA-QSA (P2PE), Senior Security Consultant, Herjavec Group
- Arthur Cooper "Coop", Senior Security Consultant - NuArx Inc.
- Jeff Hall, the "PCI Guru", Principal Security Consultant, Optiv Security

Why the same old things don’t work, and how to build in a strategic advantage that will provide early warning to security teams, while also deceiving and delaying attackers who have already penetrated existing defenses.

About the Presenter:
Regarded as one of the world’s foremost experts on counter threat intelligence within the cyber security industry, Chris Roberts is the chief security architect for Acalvio Technologies, helping to drive technology innovation and product leadership. Roberts directs a portfolio of services within Acalvio designed to improve the physical and digital security posture of both enterprise, industrial and government clients. In addition, Roberts works to shape the next generation of deception platforms and helps companies with their maturity modeling and overall security solutions.

Understanding the customers’ business model and reaching a healthy consensus between the push of technology (e.g., IoT and 5G) is required in data center design and planning to meet the demand for ubiquitous coverage and the demand of data anytime, anywhere. This presentation will provide an overview of data center design, the changes in the upcoming revision of ANSI/TIA-942 Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers, and review use cases in the implementation of ANSI/TIA-942.

Speakers:
 Jonathan Jew, J&M Consultants
 Glenn Sexton, President and Principal Consultant, NIS

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About TR-42 Telecommunications Cabling Systems Committee:
The TR-42 Telecommunications Cabling Systems Committee develops and maintains voluntary telecommunications standards for telecommunications cabling infrastructure in user-owned buildings, such as commercial buildings, residential buildings, homes, data centers and industrial buildings. The generic cabling topologies, design, distances and outlet configurations as well as specifics for these locations are addressed.

The ANSI/TIA-942 Telecommunications Infrastructure Standard for Data Centers is developed by the TR-42.1 Generic and Premises Cabling Subcommittee. TR-42.1 develops and maintains cabling standards for generic customer-owned telecommunications networks. These standards are intended to specify open systems designed to support a wide variety of voice, data, video, and other low voltage, power-limited applications. TR-42.1 also develops and maintains telecommunications cabling standards for premises networks such as commercial buildings, data centers, building automation, etc. This Subcommittee specifies cabling system topology, architecture, design, installation, testing and performance requirements. Go to https://www.tiaonline.org/all-standards/committees/tr-42 for further info.

Participate in TR-42: Stephanie Montgomery: [email protected].

Part of the Industrial Internet Consortium's Webinar Series on Securing the Industrial IoT, this session will feature Protecting Your Industrial Control System from Digital Threats.

Industrial Control Systems are everywhere. They’re running power grids, regulating data center energy use in large buildings, or managing production processes in at your favorite snack food manufacturer. What makes Industrial Control Systems so important, yet so difficult to secure? Learn about types of security challenges that operators of industrial control systems face and the tools available to help alleviate risk.

Data security has a tendency to be intimidating for organizations, users and implementers. Organizations see the value but the challenges of applying a data security solution. Wouldn’t it be great if there were solutions that took the guesswork out of data protection and key management?

In today’s data driven environment, there are strategies and technologies to protect data that do not have to be the high-risk propositions feared by organizations, users and implementers - IT professionals. By thinking of data security and key management as data t protection enablers instead of obstacles, you can easily protect data across the infrastructure and beyond. Data security and key management need to interact with the data and the users in a seamless way that doesn’t disrupt their processes or destroy the characteristics of the data.

During this webcast we will discuss some of the findings from the CSA Security Guidance v4 report and how data-centric security can help mitigate and manage many of the risks. Think of security as an enabler instead of an obstacle for cloud adoption.