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Presentation 1: Latest Trends and Patch Management
Presentation 2: Emerging Storage Security Needs
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Presentation 1
Presentation 2
Title:Latest Trends and Patch Management
Presenter: Steve Riley
Abstract
Spend an evening with Steve Riley, Senior Product Manager from
Microsoft's Security Business and Technology unit, as he explores the
latest in security trends and updates you on patch management. Attackers
keep getting better and better, but until recently we as defenders were
relying on approaches that were developed for a different time. Steve
will update you on the latest defensive thinking and strategies to
better combat new attacks. Patch management, of course, is only part of
this; the best way to get patch management under control is to have a
strategy, which Steve will help you understand how to implement.
Biodata of speaker
Steve Riley is a product manager in Microsoft's Security Business Unit
in Redmond, Washington, USA. Steve specializes in network and host
security, communication protocols, network design, and information
security policies and process. His customers include various ISPs and
ASPs around the United States, as well as traditional enterprise IT
customers, for whom he has conducted security assessments and risk
analyses, deployed technologies for prevention and detection, and
designed highly-available network architectures. Steve is a frequent and
popular speaker at conferences worldwide, often appearing Asia one week
and Europe the next. When not evangelizing the benefits of Microsoft
security technology, he spends time with customers to better understand
the security pain they face and show how some of that pain can be
eliminated. Having been born with an Ethernet cable attached to his
belly button, Steve grew up in networking and telecommunications; the
simple telephone still provides endless hours of exploratory joy.
Besides lurking in the Internet's dark alleys and secret passages, he
enjoys mountain biking, clubbing and the occasional rave, freely sharing
his opinions about the intersection of technology and culture, and
hanging with his family and friends in the center of the universe
otherwise known as Seattle, Washington.
Title:Emerging Storage Security Needs
Presenter: Dan Avida
Abstract
Current government and enterprise security is like a boiled egg,
crunchy on the outside, chewy on the inside. Decru DataFort, a storage
security appliance, hardens our internal security with storage
encryption, client security control, enhanced authentication and access
control, and fine-grained audit trail without performance penalty.
Dan will tell us emerging needs of storage security at SAN, NAS, DAS and
Tape environment, how storage security appliances work, how they are
currently in use, and how it will help our today's business.
Biodata of speaker
Dan co-founded Decru together with Prof. Serge Plotkin of Stanford University. They co-invented the DataFort product to solve problems of securing computer data. It is the only storage security product that is certified at FIPS 140-2 level 3. Dan has led the company since its inception, securing two rounds of funding for over $45 million among them In-Q-Tel, and overseeing all operations as President & CEO. In 2004, Decru was named "Top 10 - Most Likely to Succeed" by Dow Jones, named as one of "12 Hot Startups" by Business 2.0 magazine, and included in Red Herring's "Top 100 Private Companies".
Before Decu, Dan was a founding member of Electronics for Imaging, Inc. (Nasdaq: EFII) in 1989. From 1989 to 1994, Dan was responsible for the creation and management of the Fiery, which was the cornerstone of EFI's success. Dan was promoted to president in July 1994, CEO in 1995, and chairman in 1999. He led the company to five years of dramatic, consecutive growth, placing the company on Business Week, Fortune and Forbes lists of fastest growing companies, and on the Nasdaq 100 index. On the Silicon Valley 150 list for 1999, EFI's overall profits were ranked 24th with revenues of $570M, and profits per employee were ranked fourth in Silicon Valley.
And prior to EFI, Dan was a Department Head with the Israel Defense Force. He managed a group of 15 engineers engaged in developing sophisticated computer systems. Several of the systems developed received prestigious commendations, including one from the President of the State of Israel. Dan graduated from Technion (Israel Institute of Technology) Haifa, Israel with a B.Sc. in Computer Engineering, Summa Cum Laude.
Thanks to our sponsor, IDA for providing the venue for this event.
Please note that members who are SSCP/CISSP can accrue CPE credits by attending this event.
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