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SC Stamp Out Data Leakage Conference
10 June 2008
A one-stop shop to protect your information against its biggest adversary - your workforce. This conference will help you to mitigate the threat that staff pose and stamp out data leakage.
The key issues that will be covered are:
This one-day conference will be held at the Thistle Marble Arch in London.
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SC PCI-DSS Conference 2008
16 September 2008
***Book before 19 June 2008 and save £150***
Following the sell-out success of its one-day PCI conference in 2007, SC Magazine has unveiled plans for the 2008 conference, to be held in London.
The Olympia Conference Centre will see the second SC PCI-DSS conference. It will provide independent advice from card schemes, merchants, auditors and information security experts on protecting customers' data and how to avoid the costly repercussions of non-compliance.
The conference will be essential for anyone whose business depends on the processing and storage of payment data. Last year's event welcomed more than 220 delegates, 24 exhibitors and 14 leading security expert speakers.
Places at the conference are limited and organisers recommend early booking. There is a discount of £150 on places booked before 19 June 2008.
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SC Webcast sponsored by LogLogic
17th April 2008
Proving Internal Controls: A Focus on PCI DSS
Organisations need to prove the successful implementation of internal controls. One of the biggest drivers in the market today for internal controls is the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). With PCI compliance initiatives well underway, now is the time to look at the broader potential of your enterprise control efforts and build in enduring efficiencies with broad-reaching impact.
The next phase of PCI is expected to include requirements for remediation, in addition to investigation. This webcast will explore these and other best practices for maintaining, harmonising and future-proofing your PCI efforts. Engage with the experts on how to prepare successfully for a PCI assessment. Learn how log management and intelligence can help with your PCI compliance projects including implementation steps with goals and tasks for each step.
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Speakers:
Trevor Kennedy, Chief Solutions Architect - LogLogic EMEA
Kevin Withnall, Director and Co-founder - Vanson Bourne
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SC Webcast sponsored by Sybase iAnywhere
20th March 2008
Securing the Most Vulnerable Data in your Organisation - on Mobile Devices
By the very fact that they're on the move, easy to lose and rarely within the grasp of your IT department, laptops and PDAs represent one of the most challenging battlefronts in your war against data loss and theft.
Your mobile users are employed for a variety of skills - to treat patients, dig up roads, repair gas mains etc. They're rarely IT savvy and certainly not security experts. Yet, more than 75 per cent of enterprises leave responsibility for security in the hands of the user.
Mobile devices are increasingly portable, capable and prolific - and they're nearly always carrying sensitive customer information. The loss of a device is not only a nuisance for the worker trying to perform his or her duties, it could be a catastrophic breach of your corporate security policies.
This webcast will provide advice and real-life examples so you can protect yourself where your data is most vulnerable - on mobile devices.
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Speaker:
Mike Oliver, EMEA Marketing Manager, mobile management and security products -
Sybase iAnywhere
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SC Webcast sponsored by ArcSight
18th March 2008
Know your Roles: Log Monitoring at the Application Level
You've rolled out hundreds of applications, from packaged ERP to legacy to web. Perhaps you've also installed identity and access-control systems on top of these. Now you have hundreds of user roles accessing multiple systems and generating millions of events per day. How will you connect the dots and determine which events are risky? For example, will you know when a sales employee accesses revenue data within your home grown financial app in the middle of the night and then prints out a large number of files? Do you have a monitoring system in place to catch events across multiple systems and devices?
Join the webcast to learn:
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Speaker:
Rick Caccia, Vice President of Product Marketing - ArcSight
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SC Webcast sponsored by McAfee
7th December 2007
The PCI Data Security Standard - An Independent View of Compliance
The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard or PCI DSS was created at the end of 2005, and by September 2006 the main card issuers behind the standard had formed the PCI Security Standards Council to oversee the PCI DSS.
This webcast will include information on the standard itself, the various associated issues, what it means to your business, the steps you need to take to get compliant and what penalties are incurred if you are not.
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Speakers:
John Parker, Product Line Director, EMEA - McAfee
Andy Buss, Principal Analyst - Canalys
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SC Webcast sponsored by Netstore
28th November 2007
Data Protection and Management: Knowing Where the Leaks Are
There are many different ways in which business-critical data can leave an organisation. Recent news reports have outlined numerous ways information can fall into the wrong hands, from leaving a laptop in the back of a taxi, to an employee downloading a customer list onto their iPod, to a break-in at a corporate headquarters. So how can businesses identify and manage these areas of vulnerability?
This webcast will investigate why large data breaches are still occurring on a daily basis and offer advice on how they can be avoided. The webcast will examine:
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Speaker:
Ciaran Cosgrave, Chief Technology Officer - Netstore
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SC Webcast sponsored by ArcSight
27th September 2007
Winning the PCI Race: A Sprint or a Marathon?
PCI is here, but many companies remain confused about its implications and the best way to become compliant. This SC Webcast will look at how some leading businesses are moving towards the next phase of their PCI investment.
It's your chance to discover how these organisations are automating the operational and audit processes to protect against costly breaches and potential brand damage.
With the help of two leading PCI experts in the SC studio, we will be discussing the best approach for monitoring your PCI compliance efforts. We will also discover the hidden benefits of monitoring and explore how this investment can be the foundation for addressing other compliance regulations across the enterprise.
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Speaker:
Dave Anderson, Senior Product Marketing Manager - ArcSight
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SC Webcast sponsored by Finjan
10th September 2007
Today's Cybercrime and the Crimeware Being Used to Support it
Businesses are under constant threat from crimeware as hackers are using highly sophisticated web-based techniques and methods to exploit the vulnerabilities within the Internet. These web-based threats are being found in common applications that security executives need to monitor and control in order to prevent abuse of their systems.
This webcast, run with SC Magazine, shares key insights and knowledge on how vulnerabilities can be exploited and the sorts of things you should look out for.
In this webcast, you will learn about:
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Guest Speaker:
Tim Warner, UK Country Manager - Finjan
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SC Webcast sponsored by Secure Computing
18th April 2007
Can Consolidation Work for You?
How many solutions are peppered throughout your environment, all claiming to protect your data, your IP, your organisation? It is now widely acknowledged that inbound and outbound security threats cross boundaries that didn't even exist a few years ago. Some leading analysts are extolling the virtues of consolidation - combining multiple solutions in a single appliance. But is this the way forward for your business?
In this webcast, we will discuss how consolidation may be the best way to combat multiple threats and demonstrate some real life examples of successful consolidation within organisations.
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Speaker:
Mike Smart, Technology Evangelist - Secure Computing
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SC Webcast Series sponsored by PGP Corporation
3rd April 2007
The Cost of a Data Breach
In this webcast, you will learn:
Join us in the only webcast covering The Ponemon Institute's 2006 Annual Study: Cost of a Data Breach. Since 2005, there have been more than 330 reported data loss incidents involving more than 93 million individual records. This study summarizes the actual costs incurred by 31 organisations after a data breach, including the average cost per compromised record and the impact a data breach has on consumers. This webcast will provide insight into the overall recovery costs, the primary cause of data breaches, and how your organisation can reduce the impact of confidential data loss.
Hear first-hand from industry experts at The Ponemon Institute and PGP Corporation about how your organisation can proactively secure data and reduce the impact of a data breach. You will also learn what leading organisations are doing to minimise the financial impact, brand damage, and compliance violations caused by data breaches.
Chaired by Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Speakers:
Larry Ponemon, Founder and Chairman - The Ponemon Institute
Kevin Bocek, Product Marketing Manager - PGP Corporation
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SC Webcast sponsored by Deloitte
23rd February 2007
Understanding PCI Compliance
In the past twelve months, there have been countless examples of how easy it often is for criminals to steal credit or debit card details from retailers, banks and merchants, either by technical means or using social engineering. Furthermore, growing numbers of headlines relaying stories of the loss of thousands, or even millions of credit card details, have left consumers feeling anxious about the way retailers and banks protect their personal information.
In response to consumer worries, the cost of fraud, and increasing amounts of bad press, Visa and MasterCard have developed and mandated the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). PCI DSS details security control requirements for organisations processing credit and debit card transactions. As of June 2006, all merchants, acquiring banks and third party service providers that accept or process card transactions must be compliant with the requirements of the standard. This includes all retailers accepting card payments.
The repercussions of non-compliance with the standard can be severe but achieving compliance with PCI DSS is more than just reading a few guidance documents and 'doing it'. Depending on the technical and cultural environment at the organisation, a PCI DSS remediation programme could mean a huge programme of work, touching many aspects of your business and requiring time and effort from everyone to get it right.
Speakers:
Paul Fisher, Editor - SC Magazine
Chris Gaines, Senior Manager - Information Security Management - Deloitte
Branko Lolich - Data Security Manager EMEA - American Express
