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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92399
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DTSTART:20090522T170000Z
SUMMARY:WhatWorks in Intrusion Prevention and Detection: Protecting Customer Secrets at H & R Block
DTEND:20090522T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:            \n\nSpeaker(s): Jeff Sherwood and Alan Paller
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92458
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DTSTART:20090528T170000Z
SUMMARY:Lessons Learned: Understanding the Recent Rash of Security Incidents
DTEND:20090528T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:   \n\nSpeaker(s): Dave Shackleford and Tracy Hulver\nSponsored By: netForensics\, Inc. (http://www.netforensics.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92448
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DTSTART:20090603T170000Z
SUMMARY:Enabling a Productive, Mobile Workforce with Endpoint Security
DTEND:20090603T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join Novell to better understand how to gain greater visibility and central control of all your hardware and software assets. Learn best practices in simplifying sophisticated management processes\, automated asset management and security enforcement. This case study review discusses how organizations have successfully managed the security of wired and wireless endpoint devices centrally and protected themselves against a myriad of security threats. Also included is an update on some of the recent data breaches and hacker attacks and learn how a solid endpoint security strategy could have prevented these events. \n\nSpeaker(s): Laurence Pitt\nSponsored By: Novell (http://www.novell.com/)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92363
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DTSTART:20090604T170000Z
SUMMARY:Stopping Bad Guys and Satisfying Auditors with Pragmatic Database Security
DTEND:20090604T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Most days it seems there just aren't enough hours to keep our databases secure while meeting compliance requirements. In this webcast we will review practical steps to dramatically improve security while meeting compliance requirements and even reducing audit costs. From secure design and configuration\, to vulnerability assessment and activity monitoring\, we will lay out a step-by-step plan for improving your database security. Following our philosophy of "security first"\, we will also discuss leveraging the same investments to meet compliance requirements through documentation\, reporting\, and continuous controls. Come learn:       \n\nSpeaker(s): Rich Mogull & Brian Contos \nSponsored By: Imperva Inc. (http://www.imperva.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92453
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DTSTART:20090609T170000Z
SUMMARY:Novell ZENworks Endpoint Security Management- A Technical Demonstration
DTEND:20090609T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join Novell for a deep dive technical demonstration of Novell ZENworks Endpoint Security Management. In today's computing environments\, the majority of new data is on the endpoint. These devices are mobile and not always behind your perimeter security. Laptops\, smart phones\, MP3 players\, thumb drives and other portable endpoint devices are especially vulnerable to loss and theft. Through wireless connections\, endpoint devices can access networks that may not be secure. More than 159 million records containing sensitive personal information were involved in security breaches from April 2005 to August 2007. Network World reports the average cost per compromised customer record was $182 and the average total incident cost to the company was $5 million. Let our Endpoint Security Management software help you take control. \n\nSpeaker(s): Pete Green\nSponsored By: Novell (http://www.novell.com/)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92278
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DTSTART:20090617T170000Z
SUMMARY:How to Manage Endpoints in a Distributed, Cloud-based Environment
DTEND:20090617T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:The evolution of the enterprise network has had its benefits.  From a centralized LAN to today's distributed WAN and telecommuting trends\, to the imminent rise of cloud-based computing\, users have had much richer and more ubiquitous access to IT services than ever before.  But how does that impact how IT operations and IT security delivers and validates efficient systems and security management?  \n\nSpeaker(s): Sandy Hawke\nSponsored By: BigFix\, Inc. (http://www.bigfix.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92403
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DTSTART:20090618T170000Z
SUMMARY:The Security Implications of Web 2.0
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DESCRIPTION:Sam Masiello\, VP of Information Security\, MX Logic The collaborative benefits of Web 2.0 technologies have fueled rapid growth in online consumer markets and now are being adopted by businesses worldwide. With these technologies come new types of attack vectors. Pull replaces push\, polymorphism complicates defenses and 90% of attacks take place at the application layer\, exploiting software-based or social vulnerabilities. In this webcast\, Sam Masiello\, VP of Information Security at MX Logic\, will discuss the changing faces of web threats and what organizations should be doing to protect themselves.  \n\nSpeaker(s): Sam Masiello\nSponsored By: MX Logic (http://www.mxlogic.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92559
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DTSTART:20090623T170000Z
SUMMARY:Network Forensics: No Hard Drive? No Problem!
DTEND:20090623T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Network equipment such as web proxies\, firewalls\, IDS\, routers and even switches often contain evidence that can make or break a case. A great deal of evidence flows across the network but is never stored on a workstation or server hard drive. In this webcast\, law enforcement and information security professionals will learn tips for recovering evidence from network-based devices in order to speed up investigations and build stronger cases.\n\nSpeaker(s): Jonathan Ham\, Sherri Davidoff\, & Trent Heisler\nSponsored By: LogRhythm (http://www.logrhythm.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92468
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DTSTART:20090624T170000Z
SUMMARY:GIAC Paper of the Quarter:  Mobile Device Forensics
DTEND:20090624T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Personal digital devices come in a variety of formats and operating systems. A varied set of tools and approaches must be taken when performing forensic analysis on each type. This white paper was designed to allow the investigator to evaluate several different devices and presents some strategies when dealing with common cell phones\, smart phones\, and MP3 players. The paper steps through the basic forensic analysis process and demonstrates how readily available tools can be employed by the investigator to bypass security\, gather evidence or just recover information from these devices.  Whether you are analyzing a criminal's phone for deleted SMS messages\, investigating theft of corporate data or hardening Barak Obama's Blackberry\, this paper has something for everyone.\n\nSpeaker(s): Andrew Martin
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92364
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DTSTART:20090625T170000Z
SUMMARY:Blocking the Covert Channels Used for Malicious Data Theft
DTEND:20090625T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Browser-based computing\, mobility and social networking are giving rise to a new breed of threat: stealthy Web-borne malware. Cyber criminals are using the Web as their prime infection vector to take over enterprise and consumer PCs\, and embedding malicious code within user-generated content websites\, third party ads\, and high-traffic web applications.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Alex Lanstein and Phillip Lin\nSponsored By: FireEye (http://www.fireeye.com)
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DTSTART:20090630T170000Z
SUMMARY:Next-Generation Log Management: Optimized for the Broad Market - Five Distinct Advantages of the QRadar Log Management Solution
DTEND:20090630T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Both network and security professionals agree that a log management solution is no longer a nice-to-have option.  It's now a required security best practices solution in the data center across businesses of all sizes.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Tom Turner and Jason Corbin\nSponsored By: Q1 Labs (http://www.q1labs.com/)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92489
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DTSTART:20090707T170000Z
SUMMARY:Cyber Terrorism: Fact or Fiction
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DESCRIPTION:The topic of Cyber Terrorism has been a subject of many debates as to the reality of a significant event-taking place at the click of the button. In recent media coverage we've seen the London & Spain train bombings being triggered remotely using one of the most world's most adopted technologies\, a cell phone. Who would ever think that someone would use a cell phone as a trigger point for detonating a bomb? Additionally\, who would ever think that a terrorist organization would realize that all cell phones on the same cellular network receives their time/date from the same network timeserver so everyone has the correct time. This has allowed them to conduct simultaneous attacks via sms or speed dial on their phone. In the traditional form of terrorism\, these attack where easily characterized as terrorism. We had a significant event take place and a terrorist organization claiming responsibility.  Another example of a terrorist organization exploiting technology were the events that took place in India. This time the terrorist organization was using smart phones as a means to communicate when they were conducting their operation. \n\nSpeaker(s): John Pirc
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DTSTART:20090708T170000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Description not available\n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich\, Mike Yaffe\nSponsored By: Core Security Technologies (http://www.coresecurity.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92144
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DTSTART:20090714T170000Z
SUMMARY:Virtual Roundtable
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DESCRIPTION:Ever want to pull a chair up to the SANS lunch table?  Here's your chance to get some virtual face time with some of the "cool kids" from SANS as they discuss the latest topics on the information security threat horizon\, including new attacks to look out for and what to do about them.  Please join SANS experts Ed Skoudis\, Mike Poor\, and Hal Pomeranz for a virtual roundtable discussion of threats and attacks making the news and an overview of all the late-breaking security risks. You'll also have the opportunity to ask questions and contribute your thoughts throughout the duration of the webcast.         \n\nSpeaker(s): Ed Skoudis\, Mike Poor\, and Hal Pomeranz\nSponsored By: Core Security Technologies (http://www.coresecurity.com)
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DTSTART:20090715T170000Z
SUMMARY:When You're Holding a Hammer, Everything Looks Like a Nail: Avoiding the Hype and Making Good Technology Decisions
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DESCRIPTION:The IT world seems particularly susceptible to a "bandwagon" mindset\, where the latest tools and technologies become the "must-haves" on any new project.  As we count-down to the upcoming SANS Virtualization and Cloud Computing Summit\, Tom Liston\, summit chair\, will walk through a five-step\, no-nonsense guide to deciding if deploying a particular technology makes sense.  While this "how-to" will be aimed at two of the hottest IT technologies: virtualization and cloud computing\, the lessons learned can be applied to the "next big thing" as well.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Tom Liston
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DTSTART:20090721T170000Z
SUMMARY:Managing Change and Event Monitoring for Sustainable NERC CIP Compliance
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DESCRIPTION:The NERC CIP Reliability Standard requirements associated with change management and event monitoring necessitates but does not require automation to proactively prevent and reactively defend against Cyber Assets security related events.  CIP-003:R6 requires entities to maintain Cyber Asset (Critical\, ESP Access Points\, PSP Access Control and Monitoring) change control and configuration management\, while CIP-005:R3 and CIP-007:R6 require logging of security events associated with the remaining electronic requirements of the NERC CIP standards.  FERC Order 706 provides further guidance to the Electric Reliability Organization (ERO) and Responsible Entities as to how this should be performed under the current CIP standards as well as future versions of the CIP standards.  This presentation will describe Encari's interpretation of the requirements as well as the ability of Responsible Entities to maintain Cyber Asset change control and augment manual log review with technology\, such as Security Information & Event Management (SIEM).  \n\nSpeaker(s): Matthew Luallen\, Mehlam Shakir and Toney Jennings\nSponsored By: NitroSecurity (http://www.nitrosecurity.com/)
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DTSTART:20090723T170000Z
SUMMARY:HP Tackles Cloud Application Security
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DESCRIPTION:Many IT organizations are rushing to realize the advantages of cloud computing by implementing business critical applications in the cloud.  There is an array of service models used to deliver cloud applications each of which has its own unique set of security challenges.  Join us for this session as we discuss the application security challenges unique to cloud computing. The guidance in this webcast is based on the recent comprehensive Cloud Security publication from the Cloud Security Alliance.        \n\nSpeaker(s): Dennis Hurst\nSponsored By: HP (SPI Dynamics) (http://www.spidynamics.com)
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DTSTART:20090812T170000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Description not available\n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich\nSponsored By: Thawte Technologies Inc. ()
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DTSTART:20090818T170000Z
SUMMARY:Top Ten Virtualization Security Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
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DESCRIPTION:Failure to separate duties\, securely segment networks\, and to recognize where the virtual meets the physical network are but some of the security mistakes organizations make when deploying virtual machine technology. Senior SANS Analyst\, Jim D. Hietala\, describes how to avoid these and other security mistakes in order to prevent security incidents and exposures.    \n\n\nSponsored By: McAfee\, Inc. (http://www.mcafeesecurity.com)
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DTSTART:20090909T170000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Description not available\n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich & Billy Austin\nSponsored By: SAINT Corporation (http://www.saintcorporation.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92094
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DESCRIPTION:Description not available\n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich\nSponsored By: Thawte Technologies Inc. ()
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DESCRIPTION:Description not available\n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich\nSponsored By: Thawte Technologies Inc. ()
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DESCRIPTION:Description not available\n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich\nSponsored By: Core Security Technologies (http://www.coresecurity.com)
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