Archived Webcasts

New HIPAA and HITECH Rules: Experts discuss the impact on healthcare firms and business associates (02/02/2010)

Please note we have changed the time of tomorrow's webcast. We will begin at 2 pm EST, not 3 pm as originally communicated. If you are unable to attend the live webcast due to the time change, we will be posting the webcast archive recording on our website approximately 48 hours after the live event. Thank you for your flexibility. We look forward to an interesting webcast.

Enforcement of the HITECH Act begins February 2010. The update added more rigorous data-breach notification requirements and increased penalties for violations. It also extended the compliance requirement to business associates of healthcare organizations. Any organization that handles patient health information, as well as other protected information, is now required to be HIPAA compliant. Join SecureWorks and a panel of HIPAA security experts as we discuss how these new requirements could impact your organization's security policies and practices and what steps the experts recommend for getting and staying compliant.

Panel Members:
Beau Woods, Solutions Architect, SecureWorks Security and Risk Consulting
Sharon Finney, Corporate Data Security Officer, Adventist Health System
Mac McMillan, Consultant
Heather Hilliard, Attorney

Anatomy of a Web Application Attack: Looking Through the Eyes of an Attacker and an Analyst (11/10/2009)

Web applications, particularly those that handle medical and financial information, are a prime vector of attack. But preventing application attacks requires a different approach from that used to protect against classic network attacks. Join SecureWorks and Imperva – leaders in managed Web security services – for a fascinating look at Web application attacks from the perspective of an attacker as well as from that of a Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) responsible for defending against them.

PCI 6.6: What’s the Best Option for You? (08/04/2009)

Requirement 6.6 of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard mandates steps organizations must take to secure their public-facing Web applications. Many companies struggle to comply with section 6.6, despite guidance issued last year by the PCI Security Standards Council. Companies successful in complying are finding an approach that not only satisfies section 6.6, but also enables their organization to run more efficiently and more securely. Join experts from Imperva and SecureWorks as they discuss how enterprises are satisfying PCI 6.6 and safeguarding their web applications.

Emerging and Zero-Day Threats: Combating Cybercrime with the Counter Threat Unit(SM) (06/23/2009)

Leveraging a wide array of data sources – including information from across our client base – the Counter Threat Unit (CTU) identifies emerging threats and develops countermeasures to protect against them. Join Don Jackson, Director of Threat Intelligence, as he discusses how Threat Intelligence is gathered, analyzed and used by the CTU to combat cybercrime and safeguard client assets.

Log Management SaaS: A Better Alternative (03/31/2009)

Log Management is a key operational process for security and compliance, but many enterprises face challenges implementing, managing and maintaining the technology required for efficient Log Management. Join us for a free webcast as we discuss Log Management technology and Software-as-a-Service alternatives that help enterprises overcome Log Management challenges quickly and cost effectively.

Top 5 SIEM Pitfalls: Understanding the Risks (10/28/2008)

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a key operational security process, but many SIEM projects fail due to unforeseen risks that result in higher costs and unmet expectations. Join us for a free webcast as we discuss the top 5 pitfalls enterprises encounter when deploying SIEM and how to avoid them.

Building and Sustaining a Security Operations Center (07/29/2008)

Your security team plays a crucial role in securing and maintaining the confidentiality, integrity and availability of your business' IT assets. However, time and resource constraints limit security operations and their effectiveness. Join our free webcast as we discuss best practices for building sustainable security operations that meet your business needs and make the most of your security team.

Security Business Impact Analysis (06/24/2008)

Understanding the impact security has on your business is essential to aligning your security program with business objectives. Recognizing the potential risks to your business processes allows you to prioritize security operations and allocate resources to more effectively manage those risks. However, many organizations experience "disconnects" between their IT security operations and the business processes they protect.

Join our free webcast as we discuss best practices for analyzing your business processes, identifying critical IT assets, determining their relative value and leveraging that information to improve your security program.

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.