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DTSTART:20090825T170000Z
SUMMARY:Improving your Security Posture: Centralizing Traditional and non-traditional Security Data
DTEND:20090825T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Alex will discuss simple steps to implementing better security by indexing and searching traditional security data such as Snort\, Nessus\, and Nmap\, side by side with non-traditional data such as network packet capture and session summarization.\n\nSpeaker(s): Alex Raitz\nSponsored By: Splunk (http://www.splunk.com/)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92734
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DTSTART:20090910T170000Z
SUMMARY:Mitigating Insider Threats through Proactive Identity Management
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DESCRIPTION:Organizations are facing the "perfect storm" from insider threats due to a combination of blurred organizational boundaries and economic malaise. As organizations increasingly leverage a contract labor workforce and economic circumstances often require aggressive cost cutting actions\, the risk of malicious insider activity increases. At the same time information technology (IT) staffs must secure increasingly complex and distributed resources with a dynamic workforce.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Jeff Crume and Jim Goddard\nSponsored By: IBM (http://www-03.ibm.com/security/?cm_re=masthead-_-business-_-bzn-security)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92733
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DTSTART:20090911T170000Z
SUMMARY:WhatWorks in Intrusion Detection and Prevention: Securing Servers for PCI Compliance with The White Company
DTEND:20090911T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:PCI compliance concerns prompted a UK-based retailer to evaluate options for intrusion detection systems for its servers. In addition to fantastic reporting and a defense center that brought all the elements together\, the product they purchased allows them to monitor network traffic and identify problem machines.  \n\nSpeaker(s): Alan Paller and Marc Harper  \nSponsored By: Sourcefire\, Inc. (http://www.sourcefire.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92774
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DTSTART:20090914T170000Z
SUMMARY:Stop Cache Poisoning Attacks With DNSSEC
DTEND:20090914T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Recent vulnerabilities in DNS as well as a push from the government sector in the US and throughout the world have put DNSSEC on the agenda for 2009. DNSSEC is currently being rolled out in many parts of the world. However DNSSEC is complex and hard to implement without the right tools and experience. Stephan will discuss how DNS cache poisoning attacks work and how to simplify DNSSEC deployment in order to prevent them.  \n\nSpeaker(s): Stephan Lagerholm\nSponsored By: Secure64 (http://www.secure64.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92849
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DTSTART:20090915T140000Z
SUMMARY:SEC709: Developing Exploits for Penetration Testers and Security Researchers
DTEND:20090915T150000Z
DESCRIPTION:A sneak preview of SANS first ever 700 series course presented by the   author and instructor who will be delivering it at Europe's largest   training event for information security professionals in London\,   December 2009.  In this live Webcast Stephen Sims will present an   overview of the course and will be able to answer your questions\, so   don't miss out on the opportunity to see if this course is the right   one for you! \n\nSpeaker(s): Stephen Sims
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92719
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DTSTART:20090915T180000Z
SUMMARY:SIEM and DLP - Strength in Integration
DTEND:20090915T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:This one-hour live web presentation and Q&A will explore how using DLP in combination with SIEM solutions can enhance your overall security posture. Learn how the content-aware information discovery of the RSA(r) Data Loss Prevention Suite can complement the powerful analysis and correlation features of RSA enVision(r) to simplify security operations and streamline the process of understanding security risk.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Paul Stamp and Ron Kent\nSponsored By: RSA\, The Security Division of EMC (http://www.rsasecurity.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92599
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DTSTART:20090917T170000Z
SUMMARY:Staying Ahead of the Latest Endpoint Security Threats Featuring highlights from the IBM X-Force 2009 Mid-year Trend and Risk Report
DTEND:20090917T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Endpoint security exploits evolve each year as cyber criminals improve their techniques. This trend continues despite the fact that the product vendors release new and improved technology to combat these exploits.  The proliferation of endpoint security products may even be contributing to the chaos as organizations struggle to gain a single view into the real-time configuration status of their increasingly distributed laptops\, desktops and servers.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Sandy Hawke and Marc Van Zadelhoff \nSponsored By: BigFix\, Inc. (http://www.bigfix.com)
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DTSTART:20090924T170000Z
SUMMARY:It All Starts with Log Management: Leveraging the Best in Database Security, Security Event Management and Change Management to Achieve Transparency
DTEND:20090924T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Log Management and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) are terms that are often used interchangeably - but are they really the same thing? SIEM solutions focus on reviewing specific log data in order to detect external security attacks on the network and distinguish between real threats and false positives.       \n\nSpeaker(s): Sudya Iyer and Megan McGuire \nSponsored By: LogLogic\, Inc. (http://www.loglogic.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92878
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DTSTART:20090925T130000Z
SUMMARY:SEC401: SANS Security Essentials Bootcamp Style
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DESCRIPTION:A sneak preview of SANS fundamental and comprehensive course presented   by the author and instructor who will be delivering it at Europe's   largest training event for information security professionals in   London\, December 2009.  In this live webcast\, Eric Cole will present   an overview of the course and will be able to answer your questions\,   so don't miss out on the opportunity to see if this course is the   right one for you!\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr. Eric Cole
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DTSTART:20090928T170000Z
SUMMARY:WhatWorks in Firewalls, Enterprise Antivirus and Unified Threat Management: Virtualizing Server Security with the U.S. Army Human Resource Command
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DESCRIPTION:A big push into virtualization caused a US Army installation to investigate virtual firewall options to secure its servers. The solution they chose was an established product that allowed visibility into traffic between virtual devices and could track attackers and rogue insiders.\n\nSpeaker(s): Cliff Tohtz and Alan Paller \nSponsored By: Altor Networks (http://www.altornetworks.com)
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DTSTART:20090929T170000Z
SUMMARY:Identity-Aware Networking Done Right
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DESCRIPTION:User mobility and the need to provide consistent network access privileges regardless of where your users are\, is driving the need for automated policy and compliance. Network Access Control (NAC) has evolved to include an identity-aware component that is larger than the endpoint assessment component that was first envisioned. Easy-to-use service deployment templates\, and policy simulation and monitoring tools streamline past deployment hurdles that early NAC vendors struggled with.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Santhosh Cheeniyil\nSponsored By: Avenda Systems (http://www.avendasys.com)
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DTSTART:20090930T130000Z
SUMMARY:SEC508: Computer Forensics, Investigation & Response
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DESCRIPTION:In this webcast\, SANS London 2009 instructor\, Jess Garcia\, presents an   overview of this advanced course\, and will be able to answer your   questions. If you are planning on attending the largest training event   for information security professionals in London this December\, this   presentation will help decide if this course is right for you.\n\nSpeaker(s): Jess Garcia
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DTSTART:20090930T170000Z
SUMMARY:Is Your Organization Losing the Cyber-War? 
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DESCRIPTION:In today's threat environment it is vitally important that all organizations develop a reliable and strong capability to analyze and respond to emerging threats to their assets. The cyber-criminal underground and nation-sponsored groups are using custom-developed malware\, third-party vulnerabilities via exploit kits\, and code obfuscation to bypass existing security technologies and perceptions of security at most large organizations.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Alex Cox\nSponsored By: NetWitness (http://www.netwitness.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92868
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DTSTART:20091001T130000Z
SUMMARY:SEC542: Web Application Penetration Testing & Ethical Hacking
DTEND:20091001T140000Z
DESCRIPTION:A sneak preview of this intensive course will be presented by SANS   Certified Instructor Raul Siles\, who will be delivering it at SANS   London 2009 from 30 November to 5 December. This webcast will give you   some insight into the course content. Take advantage of this   opportunity to get your questions answered and to decide if this   course is the right one for you!\n\nSpeaker(s): Raul Siles
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DTSTART:20091002T130000Z
SUMMARY:SEC566: 20 Critical Security Controls - In Depth
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DESCRIPTION:Do not miss this sneak preview of the new SANS course\, that was written specifically to help organizations combat the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) and similar cyber-crime activities. This webcast will be presented by the course co-author and instructor\, James Tarala\, who will be teaching it at SANS London 2009 - Europe's largest training event for Information Security professionals 30   November - 4 December.\n\nSpeaker(s): James Tarala
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DTSTART:20091006T170000Z
SUMMARY:The Best Defense is a Good Offense: Using Correlation to Actively Fend off Attacks
DTEND:20091006T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:In most of today's enterprise IT departments\, security teams are currently employing vulnerability management as well as intrusion detection and prevention techniques. On the one hand\, vulnerability scanners and similar tools are used to locally or remotely assess system and application security posture\, identifying vulnerabilities and configuration issues. On the other hand\, software or hardware is deployed to detect network and host-based threats\, most often by matching signatures to particular behaviors or packet details.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Dave Shackleford and Jason Arrington\nSponsored By: Novell (http://www.novell.com/)
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DTSTART:20091007T130000Z
SUMMARY:What Course Should I Take at SANS London 2009?  Question and Answer Session
DTEND:20091007T140000Z
DESCRIPTION:So you are not sure of what SANS course to take yet based on your career aspirations or your job responsibilities; or you have attended one\, a couple or all of the presentations in the webcast series on courses being offered in London this December at the largest training event in Europe\, and still have some questions on which course is the right one for you. Come to this webcast and hear arguments by Johannes Ulrich\, one of the 50 most powerful people in the networking industry according to Network World\, on what each course has to offer for your career development and the key positions that you hold in your   organisation. \n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ulrich
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DTSTART:20091007T170000Z
SUMMARY:Finding the Root Cause of Any Security Alert - Fast
DTEND:20091007T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:As a security administrator\, your job is to quickly decide if a security alert poses a real threat to your network\, how to remediate\, and the priority for action. Your operational challenge is linking an alarm to actual network activity by specific agents or users. The lack of specific data often forces security professionals to guess at the degree of exposure\, or whether a breach actually occurred. Without data\, your ability to identify the scope of a security event or verify compliance with security policy is confined to a perpetual state of gray.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Matt Dieckman and Joe Levy \nSponsored By: Solera Networks (http://www.soleranetworks.com)
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DTSTART:20091008T170000Z
SUMMARY:IT Audit for the Virtual Environment
DTEND:20091008T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:This is a pre-recorded Webcast Featuring J. Michael Butler\, Rob Vandenbrink\, and Charu Chaubal.    \n\nSpeaker(s): J. Michael Butler\, Rob Vandenbrink\, and Charu Chaubal \nSponsored By: VMWare\, Inc (http://www.vmware.com/)
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DTSTART:20091012T170000Z
SUMMARY:Top 10 Ways to Get the Most Out of Your Log Data
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DESCRIPTION:With the complexity of modern IT environments\, security professionals are constantly looking for new and better ways to make sense out of the deluge of information they are faced with daily. In addition\, some technologies are better than others for helping to meet compliance mandates\, as well. Log management tools have steadily gained in popularity over the last few years\, allowing security teams to monitor\, manage\, and report on many types of logs. Security Information Management (SIM) solutions can enrich log information by correlating details and uncovering patterns within numerous disparate data types. Which is the right tool to get the most out of your log data? Each solution has definitive strengths and capabilities that benefit security and compliance teams\, and the two genuinely complement each other. In this webcast\, find out ten ways that log management and SIM capabilities can be used to manage security and meet compliance goals.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Dave Shackleford\nSponsored By: netForensics\, Inc. (http://www.netforensics.com)
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DTSTART:20091020T160000Z
SUMMARY: Changing the Way We Manage Vulnerabilities & Patching
DTEND:20091020T170000Z
DESCRIPTION:If you are a resource administrator\, then you probably spend too much time responding to new vulnerability reports and patching systems.  For the security folks\, you probably spend too much of your time tracking down the status on remediation and trying to qualify new vulnerability notifications.  So how can we manage this better?  This session will focus on how to take vendor and industry reports of new vulnerabilities in software/hardware\, and analyze the risk to your own organization.  With limited time and resources\, you can't patch everything on day 1\, so how do you determine which alerts are actually critical for your environment?     \n\nSpeaker(s): Evan Wheeler\, Clark University Instructor\, INFOSEC Team Lead at Omgeo\nSponsored By: Rapid7 Inc. (http://www.rapid7.com)
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DTSTART:20091021T170000Z
SUMMARY:Automated Malware Threat Analysis: Getting actionable intelligence on attacks effectively and efficiently
DTEND:20091021T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Front-line security professionals and researchers are bombarded by malware and awash in masses of data. Faced with this firehose of data\, there's an every-growing challenge to keep up with seemingly contradictory goals: process and analyze ever-increasing amounts of malware yet distill the streams of resulting data into something actionable. Attend this technical webinar to see and discuss how Sunbelt's automated malware analysis tools and data feeds address both these goals and help you stay ahead of the threat curve.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Chad Loeven and Brian Jack\nSponsored By: Sunbelt Software (http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/)
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DTSTART:20091022T170000Z
SUMMARY:Application Whitelisting: Explanation and Uses
DTEND:20091022T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:In this Webcast\, SANS Analyst Dave Shackleford and McAfee's Evelyn de Souza discuss application white listing\, including its uses in enterprise end point security infrastructures and in dedicated/legacy end point devices.\n\nSpeaker(s): Dave Shackleford and Evelyn de Souza\nSponsored By: McAfee\, Inc. (http://www.mcafeesecurity.com)
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DTSTART:20091026T170000Z
SUMMARY:Achieving Web Application Integrity with WebDefend: Beyond Web Application Firewalls
DTEND:20091026T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Today's sophisticated web application threats are proving that Network IDS/IPS and first generation web application firewalls (WAFS) that do basic signature filtering on inbound requests do not provide sufficient protection against attacks and compromise. What organizations need is holistic approach to web application security the provides visibility into how they are being used\, if/when things are abnormal and configuration or coding mistakes that should be remediated. Breach Security\, and its flagship product WebDefend\, offer the next generation of web application protection that helps organizations achieve an operational state of situational awareness. This presentation will highlight the critical components of Web Application Integrity and demonstrate how WebDefend is the tool to help facilitate this process. \n\nSpeaker(s):  Ryan C. Barnett\nSponsored By: Breach Security\, Inc. (http://www.breach.com/)
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DTSTART:20091027T170000Z
SUMMARY:Protecting a Smarter Grid: Power Utility Security
DTEND:20091027T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:    \n\nSpeaker(s): Matthew E. Luallen and Eric Knapp\nSponsored By: NitroSecurity (http://www.nitrosecurity.com/)
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DTSTART:20091028T170000Z
SUMMARY:Network Control Meets Endpoint Security
DTEND:20091028T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Securing a modern IT infrastructure can be daunting\, especially when everything seems to be changing so rapidly - new security products\, network architectures\, user behaviors and threat landscapes.  What types of security do you need?  Where should you deploy it?  How do you maintain it? The earliest security products focused on providing control at the network\, followed by tools for securing relatively stationary servers. But\, with today's extremely mobile environment\, cloud computing\, and a growing focus on application exploits\, a new layer of protection must be added. Endpoint and network-based security must both be in place and working together to provide the level of security required to protect critical infrastructure and data.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Sandy Hawke and  Jack Marsal\nSponsored By: BigFix\, Inc. (http://www.bigfix.com)
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DTSTART:20091104T180000Z
SUMMARY:Making Database Security an IT Security Priority
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DESCRIPTION:Organizations keep their most critical enterprise data in database management systems. Yet\, most IT Security programs don't really take into account the risks to databases. Learn how you can secure your database and incorporate database security into your overall enterprise IT security strategy.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Oracle expert\, Tanya Baccam\, and Oracle senior director\, Roxana Bradescu\nSponsored By: Oracle (http://www.oracle.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92099
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DTSTART:20091111T180000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Description not available\n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich\nSponsored By: Thawte Technologies Inc. (http://www.thawte.com/)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92913
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DTSTART:20091112T180000Z
SUMMARY:Straight Talk with NSS Labs on Evaluating a Network IPS
DTEND:20091112T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:Join Vik Phatak and Greg Brown for a discussion on the latest research on network threats\, IPS threat detection accuracy\, and performance. In this webinar\, we will investigate the requirements for common enterprise data center and campus networks\, and the tools and tricks to determining how effective an IPS can be in protecting your environment.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Vik Phatak and Greg Brown\nSponsored By: McAfee\, Inc. (http://www.mcafeesecurity.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92283
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DTSTART:20091118T180000Z
SUMMARY:A Day In The Life Of A Configuration Compliance Exception
DTEND:20091118T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:When it comes to IT audits and regulatory compliance\, exceptions are a fact of life. Auditors know this. They don't expect 100% compliance - really. However to "pass" an audit\, they do expect that you have control over your environment\, that you know where your exceptions are\, and that you are making conscious well-informed decisions when it comes to those exceptions. In this webinar we will focus on security configuration management as one of the most common areas for exceptions; walking through the process in a "benchmark" environment\, and understanding the impact to reporting and communications. Plus we'll discuss ways to make the exception process more manageable through continuous compliance\, real-time endpoint reporting\, and accurate up-to-the-minute asset inventory techniques. \n\nSpeaker(s): Kimber Spradlin\nSponsored By: BigFix\, Inc. (http://www.bigfix.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92928
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DTSTART:20091119T180000Z
SUMMARY:Cloud Security 101: Web Application Security Trends & Why It Should Be Top Priority Now!
DTEND:20091119T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:In the web 2.0+ world\, organizations are opening up their web applications to third party developers. From social networks like Facebook with their applications and industry giants like Google supporting OpenSocial for their gadgets\, third party APIs are exposing their users to attack. In this segment\, Kevin Johnson will be discussing these API's and methods attackers are using to deliver client-side exploits and gathering information to further their attack against your organization.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Kevin Johnson and Mandeep Khera\nSponsored By: Cenzic (http://www.cenzic.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=93049
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DTSTART:20091124T200000Z
SUMMARY:What is New For Security In Windows 7 and Server 2008-R2 
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DESCRIPTION:This talk is a quick overview of the larger security changes in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008-R2. The goal of the talk is to give an executive summary of the security enhancements in Windows 7/2008-R2 to help IT engineers and managers make more-informed decisions about deployment\, the relative value of Windows 7 over XP/Vista\, and to help guide further independent research.  \n\nSpeaker(s): Jason Fossen\, Enclave Consulting LLC 
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=93028
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DTSTART:20091202T180000Z
SUMMARY:Building Secure Applications:  Avoiding the SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors
DTEND:20091202T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:Application security has taken center stage in 2009. The SANS/CWE list of the Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors is already becoming the "standard" for developing secure applications. A truly secure SDLC embeds application security and testing into the process which lowers costs due to patches\, security fire drills and risks to your business reputation.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Chris Wysopal\nSponsored By: Veracode (http://www.veracode.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=93044
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DTSTART:20091203T180000Z
SUMMARY:Content-Aware SIEM with Anton Chuvakin
DTEND:20091203T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:The original Security Event Managers (SEM) started by supported IDS logs. Bringing in other third party logs grew the SEM into a Security Information Management (SIM)\, which then evolved further to incorporate contextual information from other sources such as VA and IAM tools\, finally becoming what we refer to today as a "Security Information and Event Management" system\, or SIEM.  Each evolution increased the event load placed on the system\, in how fast events or logs needed to be collected\, how much storage was required to support data retention over time\, and how quickly the data could be analyzed and accessed\, in order to produce actionable information.  \n\nSpeaker(s): Anton Chuvakin and Eric Knapp\nSponsored By: NitroSecurity (http://www.nitrosecurity.com/)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92954
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DTSTART:20091204T180000Z
SUMMARY:Simplifying Compliance with Security and Configuration Auditing
DTEND:20091204T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:Security and compliance are top concerns of today's enterprises.  As regulatory and internal policy demands increase\, organizations need tools that increase security and compliance while saving time and reducing costs.    \n\nSpeaker(s): Jeff Harrell and Mike McKay\nSponsored By: nCircle (http://www.ncircle.com)
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DTSTART:20091208T180000Z
SUMMARY:New Tools on the Bot War Front
DTEND:20091208T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:As of September\, Shadowserver\, a botnet takedown group\, was monitoring more than 3750 distinct botnets averaging 20\,000 or more bots each\, with some containing more than a million. Bots are so prolific because they install as Trojans from Websites\, bypassing many of today's security controls.   \n\nSpeaker(s): Jerry Shenk and Josh McCarthy \nSponsored By: FireEye (http://www.fireeye.com)
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DTSTART:20091209T180000Z
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DESCRIPTION:  \n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich and Michael Yaffe\nSponsored By: Core Security Technologies (http://www.coresecurity.com)
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LOCATION:http://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=92918
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DTSTART:20091210T180000Z
SUMMARY:Best Practice Defense Against Socially Engineered Malware
DTEND:20091210T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:Description not available\n\nSpeaker(s): Johannes Ullrich and Joseph Blankenship\nSponsored By: McAfee\, Inc. (http://www.mcafeesecurity.com)
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DTSTART:20091211T180000Z
SUMMARY:The Top 5 Fastest ROI Projects Around Identity Assurance
DTEND:20091211T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:With budgets being frozen across all industries\, executives are finding it increasingly difficult to justify new capital expenditures. Security is one area in which organizations know they cannot afford to reduce spending without increasing risk. In this seminar\, we'll discuss the top 5 identity assurance projects that will give your organization a return on investment (ROI) in the shortest amount of time possible.\n\nSpeaker(s): Andrew Hay and Benjamin Cunningham\nSponsored By: IBM (http://www-03.ibm.com/security/?cm_re=masthead-_-business-_-bzn-security)
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DTSTART:20091214T180000Z
SUMMARY:Encryption Prevents Data Breaches
DTEND:20091214T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:Encryption of data-at-rest is no longer an optional exercise. Increasingly mobile enterprise data combined with accelerating privacy & data breach legislation is driving significant risks and costs into the loss or theft of sensitive data and personally identifiable information (PII) on laptops and devices attached to those laptops. \n\nSpeaker(s): Hal Hagan\nSponsored By: WinMagic Inc. (http://www.winmagic.com/)
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DTSTART:20091216T180000Z
SUMMARY:Transparent Data Encryption: New Technologies and Best Practices for Database Encryption
DTEND:20091216T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:Organizations today are under regulatory pressure to encrypt credit card numbers and personally identifiable information processed and housed in their database systems. The question for many organizations is where to start\, and how to select the right approach to database encryption.          \n\nSpeaker(s): Roxana Bradescu\nSponsored By: Oracle (http://www.oracle.com)
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DTSTART:20100112T180000Z
SUMMARY:Federal Desktop Core Configuration (FDCC): What is It? Should Enterprises Adopt It?
DTEND:20100112T190000Z
DESCRIPTION:When it comes to specific IT guidelines for regulatory compliance\, mandates like HIPAA\, SOX and GLBA are notoriously vague and open to interpretation.  This results in uncertainty\, inconsistency\, and downright panic for IT security teams when it's time for the audit.  Clearly\, more direction is needed.  \n\nSpeaker(s): Sandy Hawke\nSponsored By: BigFix\, Inc. (http://www.bigfix.com)
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