Security Landscape for Credit Unions (05/06/2008)

Attacks on Credit Unions continued to rise in 2007 with cybercriminals taking advantage of new attack vectors and techniques to steal sensitive financial data. Protecting more than 1,500 financial institutions from internet threats, SecureWorks has unique insight into the attacks and security trends impacting Credit Unions today. Join our free webcast as we review attack stats and trends from 2007 and provide guidance on how you can protect your organization in a rapidly changing security landscape. Click to Access Webcast

PCI DSS Update: SAQ Version 1.1 (04/29/2008)

On February 6, a new Self Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) was issued by the PCI Security Standards Council. Designed to assist merchants and service providers in evaluating their compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), the new SAQ version 1.1 is significantly different than the previous version.

After April 30, merchants and service providers will be required to complete and submit a new Self Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) to validate their compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard Version 1.1. Join our complimentary webcast to learn about the new SAQ and understand the impact it will have on your organization.

Securing Your Global Network (04/15/2008)

The demand for global visibility and on-demand production data has led to widely distributed manufacturing networks. By connecting facilities, suppliers and customers to their corporate networks, many manufacturers have leveraged the internet to streamline their operations. However, this has also introduced security concerns that must be addressed. Securing these networks and managing the risks introduced by global facilities and suppliers is a significant challenge.

Join us for a complimentary webcast as we discuss common manufacturing security issues and best practices for protecting your global network.

Security Landscape for Banks (04/08/2008)

Attacks on Banks continued to rise in 2007 with cybercriminals taking advantage of new attack vectors and techniques to steal sensitive financial data. Protecting more than 1,500 financial institutions from internet threats, SecureWorks has unique insight into the attacks and security trends impacting Banks today. Join our free webcast as we review attack stats and trends from 2007 and provide guidance on how you can protect your organization in a rapidly changing security landscape. Click to Access Webcast

Building a Successful PCI Program (03/18/2008)

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 1.1 is comprised of 12 broad requirements which organizations must meet each year to maintain compliance. As with other regulations and guidelines, PCI DSS compliance cannot be achieved through technology alone. It requires establishing and maintaining a PCI Program that incorporates the appropriate policies, procedures and technology to ensure ongoing compliance through continuous protection of payment card data that is collected, stored or transmitted.

A successful PCI Program will help your organization achieve and maintain compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). In this webcast we will discuss best practices you can use to develop and implement a program for PCI compliance that fits your organization's needs and requirements.

The State of Healthcare IT Security (03/11/2008)

As healthcare providers continue to leverage IT to improve patient care and services, the risk of a data breach grows greater. In response, many providers have recognized the need for better IT security controls around private healthcare information. Join our complimentary webcast as we discuss the state of healthcare IT security and detail best practices being used by many providers to help address their security and compliance requirements. Click to Access Webcast

Security On Demand: SIEM as a Service (02/26/2008)

Making sense of the logs produced by all of the devices on your network is no simple task. Many organizations have purchased Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms to assist in their log monitoring efforts, only to find out that they do not have the resources or knowledge to effectively and efficiently deploy, manage and maintain the technology.

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) technology offers strong security and compliance benefits by collecting, correlating and analyzing security data from many diverse systems across your network. In this webcast, we will discuss a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution that provides proven SIEM technology on demand and full-featured SIEM solutions deployed as a service - without any management or maintenance burden.

Best Practices for Log Management (02/12/2008)

Coming from devices all over your network, logs are rich with information. But collecting and retaining all of this log data and making sense of it, poses a significant challenge for most enterprises. Millions of logs are generated every day by firewalls, IDS/IPS, routers, switches, servers, databases, applications and other sources, making log management a difficult task.

Fueled by security and compliance requirements, many enterprises are turning to log management technology to ensure compliance and support forensic efforts. In this webcast we will discuss best practices to help you overcome the challenge of collecting, analyzing and retaining millions of logs everyday in an enterprise environment.

Regulators Raise the Bar: Latest FIL's and Rules (02/05/2008)

In 2008, Credit Unions will find themselves grappling with two major developments from the regulatory bodies. First, the Red Flag rules for Identity Theft Prevention were passed in October and require the development and implementation of a written Identity Theft Prevention Program by November 1, 2008. Second, the FDIC has just issued a letter titled "Information Technology - Risk Management Program." In the FIL the FDIC makes significantly more explicit the examination expectations for Financial Institutions, including requiring commitments from officers similar to Sarbanes-Oxley.

The Information Technology - Risk Management FIL and Red Flag regulations significantly raise the bar for documentation and infrastructure in the financial community. In this webcast we will discuss the impact of these new regulatory tools and how they impact Credit Unions.

Securing SCADA Networks (01/29/2008)

Responsible for monitoring and controlling critical infrastructure processes, SCADA networks are core utility assets. With the recent CIA confirmation of cyber attacks disrupting power equipment and affecting multiple cities, it is clear that SCADA networks must be protected from cyber threats. However, unique protocols and systems make securing SCADA networks a challenge for many utilities. Protecting these vital networks from cyber threats requires a combination of security expertise and in-depth knowledge of the specialized protocols and systems that are a part of SCADA networks.

In this webcast we will discuss how SCADA networks can be secured and protected against cyber threats. Click to Access Webcast

Regulators Raise the Bar: Latest FIL's and Rules (01/24/2008)

In 2008, Banks will find themselves grappling with two major developments from the regulatory bodies. First, the Red Flag rules for Identity Theft Prevention were passed in October and require the development and implementation of a written Identity Theft Prevention Program by November 1, 2008. Second, the FDIC has just issued a letter titled "Information Technology - Risk Management Program." In the FIL the FDIC makes significantly more explicit the examination expectations for Financial Institutions, including requiring commitments from officers similar to Sarbanes-Oxley.

The Information Technology - Risk Management FIL and Red Flag regulations significantly raise the bar for documentation and infrastructure in the banking community. In this webcast we will discuss the impact of these new regulatory tools and how they impact Banks.

PCI DSS: Understanding the Requirements - Credit Union (11/15/2007)

Already burdened by government regulations such as GLBA, financial institutions must also rise to the challenge of the Payment Card Industry's Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). The PCI Data Security Standard has 12 requirements for protecting cardholder data, covering network security, vulnerability management, access control and other areas. In this Webcast, we will discuss the PCI DSS requirements, best practices for compliance and what it means for Credit Unions. Click to Access Webcast

PCI DSS: Understanding the Requirements - Banking (11/06/2007)

Already burdened by government regulations such as GLBA, financial institutions must also rise to the challenge of the Payment Card Industry's Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). The PCI Data Security Standard has 12 requirements for protecting cardholder data, covering network security, vulnerability management, access control and other areas. In this Webcast, we will discuss the PCI DSS requirements, best practices for compliance and what it means for the banking industry. Register today to gain an understanding of PCI DSS Click to Access Webcast

Using MSS for Security Information and Event Management without giving up control (11/01/2007)

Bringing together security data from across your enterprise and transforming it into actionable information is essential to protecting your assets and complying with regulations. However, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a challenging task that depends on having the right technology, people and processes in place. A successful SIEM process provides the actionable information you need to make more effective security decisions. It also delivers automated compliance reporting, removing the burden that gathering diverse security reports from firewalls, IDS/IPS, servers, applications and other systems presents. In this free, live webcast we will discuss how Managed Security Services can deliver successful Security Information and Event Management to your team. Click to Access Webcast

Security Budget Considerations for 2008 (10/23/2007)

2008 is just around the corner and it looks like another challenging year for network security and compliance. Businesses are being targeted more than ever and regulations are being increasingly enforced with stiff penalties for non-compliance. From complying with industry and government regulations to protecting against the latest threats, it can be difficult to prioritize where your security dollars would be best allocated. Getting the budget approved can also be a challenge. Join us as we discuss the compliance and security factors you should consider when planning your 2008 security budget and how to demonstrate security and compliance to auditors and management. Click to Access Webcast

Security Budget Considerations for 2008 - Banking (10/18/2007)

2008 is just around the corner and it looks like another challenging year for security and compliance. Financial institutions are being targeted more than ever. From complying with industry regulations to protecting against the latest threats, it can be difficult to prioritize where your security dollars would be best allocated. Getting the budget approved can also be a challenge. Join us for a free, live webcast, as we discuss the factors you should consider when planning your 2008 security budget and discuss how to demonstrate security and compliance to auditors and the board. Click to Access Webcast

PCI 2008 - Planning for Compliance (10/16/2007)

Improving compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is at the top of many companies list of priorities for 2008. The PCI Data Security Standard has 12 requirements for protecting cardholder data, covering network security, vulnerability management, access control and other areas. In this free, live webcast, we will discuss what companies have done and what they will be doing to comply, the PCI DSS requirements and best practices for improving your compliance in 2008. Click to Access Webcast

Security Budget Considerations for 2008 - Credit Unions (10/09/2007)

2008 is just around the corner and it looks like another challenging year for security and compliance. Financial institutions are being targeted more than ever. From complying with industry regulations to protecting against the latest threats, it can be difficult to prioritize where your security dollars would be best allocated. Getting the budget approved can also be a challenge. Join us for a free, live webcast, as we discuss the factors you should consider when planning your 2008 security budget and discuss how to demonstrate security and compliance to auditors and the board. Click to Access Webcast

Security Budget Considerations for 2008 - Utilities (10/04/2007)

2008 is just around the corner and it looks like another challenging year for security and compliance. Utilities have been increasing their investments in cybersecurity at an accelerating pace. From complying with industry regulations to protecting against the latest threats, it can be difficult to prioritize where your security dollars would be best allocated. Getting the budget approved can also be a challenge. Join us for a free, live webcast, as we discuss the compliance and security factors you should consider when planning your 2008 security budget and discuss how to demonstrate security and compliance to auditors and the board. Click to Access Webcast

PCI 2008 - Planning for Compliance (10/02/2007)

Improving compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is at the top of many companies list of priorities for 2008. The PCI Data Security Standard has 12 requirements for protecting cardholder data, covering network security, vulnerability management, access control and other areas. In this free, live webcast, we will discuss what companies have done and what they will be doing to comply, the PCI DSS requirements and best practices for improving your compliance in 2008. Click to Access Webcast

Web Application Security (09/25/2007)

Web applications are rapidly becoming the leading vector of attack against enterprises. Complexity, customer needs and third parties are all contributing to make websites vulnerable, exposing confidential data and opening the door to intrusion. Web applications are increasingly being targeted by intruders, providing access to data and creating a stepping-stone to the rest of the network. In this free, live webcast, SecureWorks security experts will discuss how web applications are being exploited to attack enterprises and how to defend your organization against these attacks. Click to Access Webcast

All-in-One Security Appliances: Deploying Unified Threat Management (UTM) in Banks (09/18/2007)

UTM devices combine security features including anti-malware, firewall, content filtering and more. With so many internet security threats, Banks are considering UTM devices as their complete security solution. Join us for this free, live webcast, as we discuss deploying and managing all-in-one security devices and how it fits into the typical Bank network environment. Click to Access Webcast

All-in-One Security Appliances: Deploying Unified Threat Management (UTM) in Credit Unions (09/11/2007)

UTM devices combine security features including anti-malware, firewall, content filtering and more. With so many internet security threats, Credit Unions are considering UTM devices as their complete security solution. Join us for this free, live webcast, as we discuss deploying and managing all-in-one security devices and how it fits into the typical Credit Union network environment. Click to Access Webcast

Social Engineering: How Attackers are Targeting Your Employees, Partners & Customers (08/28/2007)

For Utilities, trust is a key component of your relationship with customers. Customers trust your employees and communications, and you trust your customers and employees. Social engineering attacks exploit the trust between Utilities and their customers, partners and employees harming relationships and causing financial and data losses. Join us for this free webcast, as we take an in-depth look at actual social engineering incidents - from the attacker's perspective. Find out how they operate and how your employees inadvertently help. Click to Access Webcast

Security Monitoring: Incident Recognition Best Practices (08/21/2007)

Deploying the right security technology in the right places is tricky enough - building the infrastructure to support that technology and get the most out of it is a formidable challenge. Detecting and responding to intrusions requires a combination of technology, process and skilled people. In this free, live webcast, we will look at successful security monitoring programs in large environments including technology selection, device monitoring and management, controls and processes. Click to Access Webcast

Social Engineering: How Attackers Are Targeting Your Employees, Partners & Customers (08/14/2007)

Helping others is part of human nature - but can you always trust the person you are trying to help? Thanks to successful social engineering attacks, many companies are now re-evaluating their helpful culture. Join us as we take an in-depth look at actual social engineering incidents - from the attacker's perspective. Find out how they operate and how your employees inadvertently help. Be prepared for the scams, tricks and cons that hackers are using to exploit your people and systems! Click to Access Webcast

Security 101 - Getting on the Right Track, Right Away (08/07/2007)

IT security is a complicated business with confusing acronyms, a variety of regulations, and many counterintuitive concepts. Whether it is a new responsibility for you or you've been doing it for years, this webcast will help you manage information overload and introduce you to valuable resources for keeping up with the world of network security. Bring your list of questions for the experts as we look at tools to support the daily duties of IT security and provide resources for all security professionals ranging from those with a networking background to those coming from computer science. Click to Access Webcast

Security 101 - Getting on the Right Track, Right Away (07/24/2007)

IT security is a complicated business with confusing acronyms, a variety of regulations, and many counterintuitive concepts. Whether it is a new responsibility for you or you've been doing it for years, this webcast will help you manage information overload and introduce you to valuable resources for keeping up with the world of network security. Bring your list of questions for the experts as we look at tools to support the daily duties of IT security and provide resources for all security professionals ranging from those with a networking background to those coming from computer science. Click to Access Webcast

Leading Techniques for Monitoring Your Network Security Logs (07/17/2007)

Log files are a treasure trove of security data. Many enterprises have already deployed or are considering technologies to help collect and interpret their log files. However, very few understand what it takes to get the most security value out of them. In this free webcast, we will discuss what technology and resources are required and examine best practices for enterprise log monitoring. Click to Access Webcast

Core Processors and Banks (06/26/2007): Who's Responsible for Security?

Core Processors handle a myriad of IT functions for your Bank but how does the critical issue of security fit into the equation? Where does Core Processor security end and your security begin? In this free webcast, a SecureWorks security expert will discuss where the responsibility lies and evaluate some best practices to put into place.

Core Processors and Credit Unions (06/14/2007): Who's Responsible for Security?

Core Processors handle a myriad of IT functions for your Credit Union but how does the critical issue of security fit into the equation? Where does Core Processor security end and your security begin? In this free webcast, a SecureWorks security expert will discuss where the responsibility lies and evaluate some best practices to put into place.

Thinking Beyond the Firewall (06/07/2007): How the Next Generation of Internet Threats is Bypassing your Traditional Bank Defenses

Firewalls are an important part of your network security; however, sophisticated attacks bypass these measures. Instead, they focus on vulnerable websites and applications. Cross Site Scripting, Cookie Tampering, SQL Injection and File Inclusion are just a few of the new attack methods that bypass firewalls and other traditional security technologies. Join us to learn more about these threats and how you can protect yourself.

PCI 1.1 (05/22/2007): Best Practices for Meeting the New Standards

The new Payment Card Industry (PCI) Standards increases security, but will also add to your regulation burden. The Data Security Standard has 12 requirements for PCI, covering the protection of cardholder data, vulnerability management, network security and access control. In this Webcast we will discuss the best practices for achieving compliance with PCI DSS and the 4 different levels of compliance.

Thinking Beyond the Firewall (05/15/2007): How the Next Generation of Internet Threats is Bypassing your Traditional Credit Union Defenses

Firewalls are an important part of your network security; however, sophisticated attacks bypass these measures. Instead, they focus on vulnerable websites and applications. Cross Site Scripting, Cookie Tampering, SQL Injection and File Inclusion are just a few of the new attack methods that bypass firewalls and other traditional security technologies. Join us to learn more about these threats and how you can protect yourself.

Leading Techniques for Managing Your Network Security Logs (05/10/2007)

Log files are a treasure trove of security data. But, collecting, understanding and acting on this data is very difficult and time consuming. Many organizations have already deployed or are considering log tools like Cisco MARS and TriGeo to help collect and interpret their log files. However, very few understand what it takes to get the most value out of them. In this free webcast, we'll look at log aggregation and monitoring, we'll discuss what technology and resources are required and we will examine best practices.

Compliance vs. Security (05/03/2007): Whats The Difference and How Does It Affect Your Credit Union?

There is no choice when it comes to being compliant - but are your compliance efforts actually helping your security? In fact, regulations have traditionally lagged the market when it comes to security. And, newer regulations are requiring you to continuously update your readiness - making compliance a moving target. In this free webcast we'll discuss the security areas the regulations miss and explore how you can use compliance to improve security. Click to Access Webcast

A Hackers View of Your Network (04/24/2007): Lessons Learned from Penetration Tests

Professional hackers are constantly changing tactics to improve their success rate - and therefore professional penetration testers need to as well. Join SecureWorks for an inside view as we look at real world scenarios, tactics, and tools used by professionals. We'll also look at if, when, and how often you should use a test in order to make sure you're getting the most value from penetration testing.

SecureWorks penetration testers have probed hundreds of networks. Learn how they avoid detection and bypass security measures to gain access to networks.

Compliance vs. Security (04/19/2007): What's The Difference and How Does It Affect Your Bank?

There is no choice when it comes to being compliant - but are your compliance efforts actually helping your security? In fact, regulations have traditionally lagged the market when it comes to security. And, newer regulations are requiring you to continuously update your readiness - making compliance a moving target. In this free webcast we'll discuss the security areas the regulations miss and explore how you can use compliance to improve security. Click to Access Webcast

Best Practices to Protect Your Company from Data Leakage with Guest Analyst Sandra Palumbo (04/18/2007)

Stolen laptops, emailed spreadsheets, cd's, old hard drives - data leakage and loss has become rampant. Despite policies and controls, companies are seeing more and more information escaping their organization - resulting in embarrassment, damages and fines. SecureWorks is proud to present Sandra Palumbo as she discusses her research into data leakage and how companies are trying to address this threat. Click to Access Webcast

A Hackers View of Your Network (04/10/2007): Lessons Learned from Penetration Tests

Professional hackers are constantly changing tactics to improve their success rate - and therefore professional penetration testers need to as well. Join SecureWorks for an inside view as we look at real world scenarios, tactics, and tools used by professionals. We'll also look at if, when, and how often you should use a test in order to make sure you're getting the most value from penetration testing.

SecureWorks penetration testers have probed hundreds of networks. Learn how they avoid detection and bypass security measures to gain access to networks.

Leading Techniques for Managing Your Network Security Logs (03/27/2007)

Log files are a treasure trove of security data. But, collecting, understanding and acting on this data is very difficult and time consuming. Many organizations have already deployed or are considering log tools like Cisco MARS and TriGeo to help collect and interpret their log files. However, very few understand what it takes to get the most value out of them. In this free webcast, we'll look at log aggregation and monitoring, we'll discuss what technology and resources are required and we will examine best practices. Click to Access Webcast

Leading Techniques for Managing Your Network Security Logs (03/15/2007)

Log files are a treasure trove of security data. But, collecting, understanding and acting on this data is very difficult and time consuming. Many organizations have already deployed or are considering log tools like Cisco MARS and TriGeo to help collect and interpret their log files. However, very few understand what it takes to get the most value out of them. In this free webcast, we'll look at log aggregation and monitoring, we'll discuss what technology and resources are required and we will examine best practices. Click to Access Webcast

Paul Stamp Discusses the Benefits of Managed Security Services (03/06/2007)

SecureWorks is proud to present Forrester security analyst Paul Stamp who will explore how enterprise companies are using managed security services to increase security and to reduce costs. We will look at how managed security allows organizations to improve their early warning of threats, to gain analytical insight, and to anticipate and respond to targeted attacks. Please join us for this informative discussion with one of the leading security analysts for the enterprise. Click to Access Webcast

Social Engineering: How Attackers Are Targeting Your Employees, Partners & Members (02/27/2007)

The culture of helping is part of human nature - but can you trust the person you are trying to help? Thanks to successful social engineering attacks, credit unions are now reevaluating a culture of helpfulness. Join us as we take an in-depth look at actual social engineering incidents - from the attacker's perspective. Find out how they operate and how your employees inadvertently help. Be prepared - fight the threat and turn the tables on social engineers! Click to Access Webcast

Social Engineering: How Attackers Are Targeting Your Employees, Partners & Customers (02/22/2007)

The culture of helping is part of human nature - but can you trust the person you are trying to help? Thanks to successful social engineering attacks, banks are now reevaluating a culture of helpfulness. Join us as we take an in-depth look at actual social engineering incidents - from the attacker's perspective. Find out how they operate and how your employees inadvertently help. Be prepared - fight the threat and turn the tables on social engineers! Click to Access Webcast

A Risk-based Approach to Regulatory Compliance (02/08/2007)

Escalating regulation has led a compliance-focused approach to security in financial services. But, with little sign of relief from the new regulation and increasingly innovative attacks, credit unions must shift from a compliance focused approach to a risk-based approach. Join us in this free Webcast to discuss a strategic approach to risk that ensures regulatory compliance and keeps your credit union out of the headlines. Click to Access Webcast

Security Alert: Web Applications Exposure (01/30/2007)

Web applications are rapidly becoming the leading vector of attack against enterprises. Complexity, customer and employee requirements, and the involvement of third parties are all contributing to make websites vulnerable, exposing confidential data and opening the door to intrusion. In this free Webcast, SecureWorks security experts will discuss how web applications are being exploited to attack enterprises and how to defend your organization against these attacks. Click to Access Webcast

A Risk-based Approach to Regulatory Compliance (01/25/2007)

Escalating regulation has led a compliance-focused approach to security in financial services. But, with little sign of relief from the new regulation and increasingly innovative attacks, banks must shift from a compliance focused approach to a risk-based approach. Join us in this free Webcast to discuss a strategic approach to risk that ensures regulatory compliance and keeps your bank out of the headlines. Click to Access Webcast

"Red Flag" ID Theft Regulations for Credit Unions (01/23/2007)

The proposed new regulations to combat identity theft will be the next compliance challenge for security and compliance managers in credit unions. In this free Webcast, we will take a first look at the proposed regulations, review the implications for technology, process and people and look at the potential cost impact. Click to Access Webcast

"Red Flag" ID Theft Regulations for Banks (01/16/2007)

The proposed new regulations to combat identity theft will be the next compliance challenge for security and compliance managers in banks. In this free Webcast, we will take a first look at the proposed regulations, review the implications for technology, process and people and look at the potential cost impact. Click to Access Webcast

Managing the Security Web: 3rd Party Vendor and Partner Security for Insurance Companies (11/14/2006)

Your corporate website is in the crosshairs of attackers. Do you rely on a 3rd party to provide services or manage your website? Are you connected to another website or web server, outside of your network? All of these connections impact your security, and it’s not just your website. In this webcast, we'll discuss how 3rd party security affects your networks, the biggest risk areas and how to make sure your vendors are secure. Click to Access Webcast

Managing The Security Web: 3rd Party Vendor and Partner Security for Utilities (11/09/2006)

Your corporate website is in the crosshairs of attackers. Do you rely on a 3rd party to provide services or manage your website? Are you connected to another website or web server, outside of your network? All of these connections impact your security, and it's not just your website. In this webcast, we'll discuss how 3rd party security affects your networks, the biggest risk areas and how to make sure your vendors are secure. Click to Access Webcast

Two Factor Authentication for Credit Unions: What We (11/02/2006)

Credit Unions are in the process of deploying advanced authentication technology in response to FFIEC mandate. Is complying like trying to hit a moving target? Learn what the FFIEC is saying about authentication now. See how the hackers have already successfully attacked two-factor authentication. And learn what Credit Unions like yours are doing to try and comply. Click to Access Webcast

Two Factor Authentication for Community Banks: What We've Learned So Far (11/01/2006)

Community Banks are in the process of deploying advanced authentication technology in response to FFIEC mandate. Is complying like trying to hit a moving target? Learn what the FFIEC is saying about authentication now. See how the hackers have already successfully attacked two-factor authentication. And learn what organizations like yours are doing to try and comply. Click to Access Webcast

Security Update: A Hacker's View of a Government IT Systems (10/19/2006)

SecureWorks penetration tests have been developed and honed based on hundreds of tests and thousands of actual attacks. Learn about the most common vulnerabilities revealed by our penetration testers working in state and local government. Click to Access Webcast

Security Update: A Hacker's View of Insurance IT Systems (10/17/2006)

SecureWorks penetration tests have been developed and honed based on hundreds of tests and thousands of actual attacks. Learn about the most common vulnerabilities revealed by our penetration testers working with insurance companies. Click to Access Webcast

Security Update: A Hacker's View of a Utility's IT Systems (10/12/2006)

SecureWorks penetration tests have been developed and honed based on hundreds of tests and thousands of actual attacks. Learn about the most common vulnerabilities revealed by our penetration testers working in utilities. Click to Access Webcast

Encrypted Email: Best Practices for Deployment and Use (10/11/2006)

Encrypted email deployments in credit unions are growing rapidly as financial institutions move to comply with regulatory requirements and protect data in transit. In this webcast, we'll look at actual deployments and explore selection criteria, resource requirements and results to date. Click to Access Webcast

Security Update: A Hacker's View of Healthcare's IT Systems (10/10/2006)

SecureWorks' penetration tests have been developed and honed based on hundreds of tests and thousands of actual attacks. Learn about the most common vulnerabilities revealed by our penetration testers working in healthcare providers. Click to Access Webcast

Encrypted Email: Best Practices for Deployment and Use (10/05/2006)

Encrypted email deployments in banks are growing rapidly as financial institutions move to comply with regulatory requirements and protect data in transit. In this webcast, we'll look at actual deployments and explore selection criteria, resource requirements and results to date. Click to Access Webcast

Cybersecurity and Your Utility: When and How the NERC CIP Standards Will Impact Utilities in 2007 (09/28/2006)

Are you ready for the new regulations? The CIP standards are finally here and they're already impacting budgets and workloads. Join us in this free webcast to explore the key CIP milestones for public and private utilities. We'll explore best practices from early adopters and discuss deployment times and costs implications. Click to Access Webcast

Thinking Beyond the Firewall: How the Next Generation of Internet Threats is Bypassing Traditional Healthcare Defenses (09/26/2006)

The majority of new Internet attacks targeting businesses completely bypass the firewall. Instead, they focus on vulnerable websites and applications. Cross Site Scripting, Cookie Tampering, SQL Injection and File Inclusion are just a few of the new attack methods that bypass firewalls and anti-virus. Join us to learn more about these threats and how you can protect yourself. Click to Access Webcast

Core Processors and Credit Unions: Who's Responsible for Security? (09/21/2006)

Core Processors provide a great deal of value for credit unions, including contributing to security. But do you know exactly where their security ends and yours begins? Click to Access Webcast

Core Processors and Community Banks: Who's Responsible for Security? (09/19/2006)

Core Processors provide a great deal of value for community banks, including contributing to security. But do you know exactly where their security ends and yours begins? Click to Access Webcast

Thinking Beyond the Firewall: How the Next Generation of Internet Threats is Bypassing Traditional Government Defenses (09/14/2006)

The majority of new Internet attacks targeting businesses completely bypass the firewall. Instead, they focus on vulnerable websites and applications. Cross Site Scripting, Cookie Tampering, SQL Injection and File Inclusion are just a few of the new attack methods that bypass firewalls and anti-virus. Join us to learn more about these threats and how you can protect yourself. Click to Access Webcast

Thinking Beyond the Firewall: How the Next Generation of Internet Threats is Bypassing Traditional Insurance Company Defenses (09/12/2006)

The majority of new Internet attacks targeting businesses completely bypass the firewall. Instead, they focus on vulnerable websites and applications. Cross Site Scripting, Cookie Tampering, SQL Injection and File Inclusion are just a few of the new attack methods that bypass firewalls and anti-virus. Join us to learn more about these threats and how you can protect yourself. Click to Access Webcast

Government Incident Response: How to Diagnose and Respond to a Cyber-Attack (08/15/2006)

Preventing Internet attacks should be priority #1 for your agency. But in a world of constantly changing threats, you must also be prepared to handle an actual attack quickly, efficiently and in time to prevent catastrophic damage. Learn how smart planning and firm preparedness will reduce the damage and protect your network. Click to Access Webcast

Insurance Company Secure Web Code Review: Locking Down Your Most Vulnerable Applications (08/08/2006)

Web-based applications are the leading vector of attack for an insurance company's protected data. In this webcast, we will discuss how to spot tell-tale signs that your Web applications could be under attack. Learn how to assess the security of your Web-based applications and how to secure your Web code. Click to Access Webcast

Utility Incident Response: How to Diagnose and Respond to a Cyber-Attack (08/01/2006)

Preventing Internet attacks should be priority #1 for your agency. But in a world of constantly changing threats, you must also be prepared to handle an actual attack quickly, efficiently and in time to prevent catastrophic damage. Learn how smart planning and firm preparedness will reduce the damage and protect your network. Click to Access Webcast

Healthcare Secure Web Code Review: Locking Down Your Most Vulnerable Applications (07/25/2006)

Web-based applications are the leading vector of attack for hospitals’ protected data. In this webcast, we will discuss how to spot tell-tale signs that your Web applications could be under attack. Learn how to assess the security of your Web-based applications and how to secure your Web code. Click to Access Webcast

Phishing in Progress: Timing, Tactics and Responses to Attacks on Credit Unions (07/18/2006)

Phishing isn't a new threat for credit unions, but surprisingly few companies have action plans ready for an attack. While prevention is the best answer, shutting an attack down quickly is the key to protecting your customers and minimizing the damage. Don't miss this opportunity to be led minute by minute through a phishing attack, and see first hand why every second counts when you are disarming a phishing attack. Click to Access Webcast

Phishing in Progress: Timing, Tactics and Responses to Attacks on Banks (07/11/2006)

Phishing isn't a new threat for community banks, but surprisingly few companies have action plans ready for an attack. While prevention is the best answer, shutting an attack down quickly is the key to protecting your customers and minimizing the damage. Don't miss this opportunity to be led minute by minute through a phishing attack, and see first hand why every second counts when you are disarming a phishing attack. Click to Access Webcast

How to Develop a Right-Sized Risk Management Strategy for Your Insurance Company (06/15/2006)

In this webcast, we'll discuss methods for balancing the risks, areas of liability, direct loss, reputation damage and regulation. Learn how to map these risks to budgets and create action plans in order to drive better client security. Click to Access Webcast

Utility Cybersecurity and Emerging Technologies: VoIP, SOA and Biometrics (06/13/2006)

In this webcast, Erik Petersen, Vice President of Professional Services, will look at the issues surrounding security for utilities to consider when looking at new technology. Petersen will conclude the webcast with a brief overview of the emerging technologies of Voice over IP, Service Oriented Architecture and Biometrics and then explore the potential security impact of each on your utility and your customers. Click to Access Webcast

Credit Union Security and Emerging Technologies: VoIP, SOA and Biometrics (06/10/2006)

In this webcast, Erik Petersen, Vice President of Professional Services, will look at the issues surrounding security for credit unions to consider when looking at new technology. Petersen will conclude the webcast with a brief overview of the emerging technologies of Voice over IP, Service Oriented Architecture and Biometrics and then explore the potential security impact of each on your credit union and your members. Click to Access Webcast

How to Develop a Right-Sized Risk Management Strategy for Your Hospital (06/08/2006)

In this webcast, we'll discuss methods for balancing the risks, areas of liability, direct loss, reputation damage and regulation. Learn how to map these risks to budgets and create action plans in order to drive better patient security. Click to Access Webcast

Bank Security and Emerging Technologies: VoIP, SOA and Biometrics (06/01/2006)

In this webcast, Erik Petersen, Vice President of Professional Services, will look at the issues surrounding security for community banks to consider when looking at new technology. Petersen will conclude the webcast with a brief overview of the emerging technologies of Voice over IP, Service Oriented Architecture and Biometrics and then explore the potential security impact of each on your community bank and your customers. Click to Access Webcast

How Co-Ops are Addressing Cybersecurity: A Panel Discussion on Utility Internet Security (05/09/2006)

This webcast is a live panel discussion and case study hosted by co-op IT security decision makers and SecureWorks industry experts. Here they will discuss the issues they face and their strategies for providing air-tight Internet security. Click to Access Webcast

A Hacker's View of Insurance IT Systems (05/09/2006)

Based on penetration tests conducted by SecureWorks security experts, this webcast will demonstrate how hackers work. See what your network looks like to an intruder and learn to reject intrusion attempts. Click to Access Webcast

A Hacker's View of Government IT Systems: Lessons Learned from Penetration Tests (05/04/2006)

Based on penetration tests conducted by SecureWorks security experts, this webcast gives the inside view of how hackers attack networks. These findings will explore vulnerabilities specific to state, city and county governments. Click to Access Webcast

A Hacker's View of Healthcare IT Systems (05/02/2006)

Based on penetration tests conducted by SecureWorks security experts, this webcast will demonstrate how hackers work. See what your network looks like to an intruder and learn to reject intrusion attempts. Click to Access Webcast

Report From the Battlefront: The Latest Developments in Credit Unions' War on Hackers (04/27/2006)

This webcast will demonstrate the latest types of attacks being carried out against financial organizations and what your credit union can do to protect its network and its members. SecureWorks security experts provide an in-depth look at how some real attacks played out and how its credit union clients have successfully defended their networks. Click to Access Webcast

Report from The Battlefront: The Latest Developments in Banks' War on Hackers (04/25/2006)

This webcast will demonstrate the latest types of attacks being carried out against financial organizations and what your bank can do to protect its network and its customers. SecureWorks security experts provide an in-depth look at how some real attacks played out and how its banking clients have successfully defended their networks. Click to Access Webcast

Client Information: Making Sense of the Regulatory Environment for Insurance Companies (04/06/2006)

This webcast will inform you of the latest imposed regulations and what your insurance company can do to protect your network from intrusion and guard your clients' information. SecureWorks security experts will review the time, resources and expense requirements needed to comply with these regulations. Click to Access Webcast

Security Update: A Hacker's View of a Utility's IT Systems (04/04/2006)

Based on penetration tests conducted by SecureWorks security experts, this webcast will demonstrate how hackers work. See what your network looks like to an intruder and learn to reject intrusion attempts. Click to Access Webcast

Security Update: The Top IT Security Threats for Healthcare Organizations in 2006 (03/28/2006)

Hackers have discovered new ways of entering your network. This webcast will inform you of the new threats facing healthcare IT security today and what your organization can do to prevent the next level of attacks. SecureWorks security experts will also review the time, resources and expense requirements needed to implement best practices. Click to Access Webcast

Credit Unions: Implementing the FFIEC Recommendations for Authentication in 2006 (03/23/2006)

This webcast will demonstrate how implementing the new recommended authentication guidelines can help your credit union provide needed identity protection for your members. SecureWorks security experts will review the time, resources and expense requirements needed to deploy these guidelines. Click to Access Webcast

How Mid-Market Companies Can Deploy World-Class IT Security Defenses (03/23/2006)

Big companies are no longer the only targets for attackers. Automated hacking tools mean that intruders are constantly testing companies of all sizes and striking quickly when vulnerabilities are found. How does a mid-sized or smaller company protect itself without breaking the bank? Click to Access Webcast

Banks: Implementing the FFIEC Recommendations for Authentication in 2006 (03/21/2006)

This webcast will demonstrate how implementing the new recommended authentication guidelines can help your bank provide needed identity protection for your customers. SecureWorks security experts will review the time, resources and expense requirements needed to deploy these guidelines. Click to Access Webcast

Why Are Hackers Expected to Attack Insurance Companies in 2006? They Want Resources, Information, Revenge... (03/07/2006)

Protecting sensitive data for both regulatory and reputation issues is now a reality for the insurance industry. SecureWorks security experts will share lessons from other industries and from insurance companies that have already taken on this challenge. Click to Access Webcast

A Hacker's View of a Mid-size Enterprise's IT Systems: Lessons Learned from Penetration Tests (03/01/2006)

SecureWorks security experts have conducted penetration tests on hundreds of mid-sized and small businesses. Join us for this informative session as we review the leading vulnerabilities in networks as exposed by our testing and explore the best ways to eliminate them. Click to Access Webcast

Managing IT Complexity and Security while Running a Hospital (02/21/2006)

Keep data and networks secure while dealing with regulations, integrating new technology, and satisfying demands for everything from wireless to wide-area access to visitor kiosks. SecureWorks security experts reveal the inside details on how leading healthcare organizations manage regulatory challenges, how much it costs and what they are working on now. Click to Access Webcast

A Hacker's View of a Credit Union's IT Systems: Lessons Learned from Penetration Tests in Credit Unions (02/16/2006)

Based on penetration tests conducted by SecureWorks security experts, this webcast will demonstrate how hackers work. See what your network looks like to an intruder and learn to reject intrusion attempts. Click to Access Webcast

A Hacker's View of a Bank's IT Systems: Lessons Learned from Penetration Tests in Banks (02/07/2006)

Based on penetration tests conducted by SecureWorks security experts, this webcast will demonstrate how hackers work. See what your network looks like to an intruder and learn to reject intrusion attempts. Click to Access Webcast