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ComputerWorld Technical Briefing -- Mission-Critical Security: The Threat from WithinComputerworld Included in the briefing are:
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Enforcing Business Policy: Minimizing the HeadacheDMReview "In the last few years, there have been significant changes in the regulatory climate around organizations' IT assets. HIPAA and Sarbanes-Oxley are the most well known new compliance laws, but there have also been a wide range of other laws passed, court decisions handed down, and incidents that have taken place, all leading to a need for increased enforcement of business policies in the IT environment. Whether it's needing to determine who leaked a confidential document to a competitor or validating that only the correct personnel have had access to financial records or ensuring that no personally identifiable healthcare information has been misused, IT departments need to provide a range of reporting and enforcement mechanisms far beyond what was necessary only a few short years ago.” Current Analyst Report
Closing Internal User Visibility and Data Governance Gaps with PacketMotionEnterprise Management Associates “In this white paper, Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) explores these internal security gaps, the business risks they pose, and the resulting impact to IT organizations. IT executives will gain a realistic appreciation of their exposure to these internal security blindspots, as well as technologies that have been applied to alleviate the problem, and the business benefits of the PacketMotion approach.”
Recent Webcasts and Podcasts Overcoming Inside Threat BlindspotsDuration: 60 minutes The traditional methods of risk mitigation, such as firewalls or vulnerability scans, will not detect nor mitigate insider threats. This presentation examines the scope of the threat from this class of intruders, explores the vulnerabilities and access policy blindspots, describes monitoring and audit methods to detect internal access and sensitive data abuse exposure, covers the case of the disgruntled IT worker and consultant, reviews the legalalities of AUPs (Acceptable Use Policies), and proposes new technologies and processes for mitigating the risk from insiders. Listen to this podcast ().  Trusted Users, Contractors and Your Intellectual PropertyDuration: 60 minutes Format: MP3 and iTunes Podcast Trusted Users, Contractors & Your Intellectual Property: Policing Insider Transactions with host Priscilla Tate and guests Paul Smith, CEO of Packet-Motion and Rick Lawhorn, former CISO of GE Finance. Listen to this podcast (). Next Event
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