This webcast will cover what top organizations are doing to cut IT costs, drastically improve IT performance, monitor system activities, and meet ever more stringent security and compliance requirements - all with log data already being generated.
An organization that sells consumer information, including names, Social Security numbers, credit card numbers and credit histories, has settled Federal Trade Commission charges that it failed to properly screen potential customers, leading to the sale of at least 318 reports to ID thieves.
From the comfort of your desk, you will be able to visit virtual booths and download valuable information, while listening to industry experts, like keynote speaker Steven Peltzman, of The Museum of Modern Art, along with a panel including Troy Leach, of PCI Security Standards Council, and Doug Fowler of Bank of America.
A hacker who went by the alias "acidstorm" was sentenced to a prison term of four years in a Los Angeles federal court on Wednesday. John Schiefer, 27, had been charged under the Federal Wiretap Act and pleaded guilty last April to accessing hundreds of thousands of computers to set up botnets and fraudulently invade thousands of bank accounts. — CAM
Mozilla on Wednesday issued Firefox 3.0.7, which fixes multiple security issues that could potentially enable an attacker to run arbitrary code on a victim's computer, cause a denial-of-service condition, obtain sensitive information, or spoof the location bar, according to an advisory from US-CERT Thursday.
This webcast will cover what top organizations are doing to cut IT costs, drastically improve IT performance, monitor system activities, and meet ever more stringent security and compliance requirements - all with log data already being generated.
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