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| The Attacker Within: How Hackers are Targeting Enterprises from the Inside-Out |
| Comprehensive Approach to Web Security |
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| URL filtering has become a standard control within most enterprises to enforce policy for Internet bound traffic. However, with Web 2.0, as dynamic and user generated content becomes the norm, static URL databases are of limited effectiveness. |
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| Active Content + Road Warriors = Many New Challenges |
| Active content is useful but it can be malicious. Botnets and P2P pose many threats. Employees publishing inappropriate or confidential content on blogs and social networks can cause data leakage and create liability. Road warriors and smart phone users further exacerbate this problem—their access to the Internet often bypasses all security controls. |
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| Learn how to tackle Web 2.0 challenges in today’s tough economic environment |
| Security and network administrators are expected to tackle these growing problems with tighter budget especially in today’s business environment. Plethora of point appliances that are overwhelming to manage isn’t helping the situation. |
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| We are glad to bring you a keynote from Brian Burke, program director at IDC to cover newer challenges and defense. |
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| Speaker Bios |
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| Brian Burke, Program Director, Security Products and Services IDC |
| Brian Burke is the Program Director of IDC's Security Products and services. He conducts in-depth primary research and provides insight and analysis on a variety of evolving security markets. Mr. Burke delivers critical market intelligence to technology vendors, IT professionals, and the financial community. His areas of expertise include, but are not limited to: Messaging Security, Web Security, EndPoint Security, Consumer Security, Data Loss Prevention, and Information Protection and Control (IPC). Mr. Burke's coverage within the Security Products service includes security appliances, security software, and security hosted services. |
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| Mr. Burke is a frequent speaker at many security industry conferences, including RSA. He is also a regular contributor to numerous business and trade publications, such as The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, BusinessWeek, Boston Globe, San Jose Mercury News, Washington Post, Fortune, ComputerWorld, Network World, InfoWorld, and others. |
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| Prior to his current position, Mr. Burke was an inquiry analyst in IDC's Software Research Group. In that role, he was responsible for a wide-range of coverage, including Infrastructure Software (Security, Operating Environments, System Management Software), Enterprise Applications (ERM, CRM, ASP's), and Application Development and Deployment (Application Integration, Information and Data Management, Application Design and Construction Tools). |
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| Prior to joining IDC, Mr. Burke worked for GartnerLearning (a division of Garter, Inc.) as Manager of Client Care. Mr. Burke has a B.A. from Westfield State College. |
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| Jay Chaudhry, CEO, Zscaler, Inc. |
| Jay Chaudhry a seasoned entrepreneur and experienced technology executive with a track record of success. He is an innovator and trendsetter in the high-tech industry, and has founded and funded several successful companies including AirDefense, CipherTrust, CoreHarbor, Air2Web, and SecureIT. Chaudhry's 25 years of sales, marketing and engineering experience also includes leadership roles at leading companies such as IBM, NCR and Unisys. |
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| In 2002, he launched AirDefense, which pioneered the wireless security market and was the market share leader, with over 35% of the Fortune 100 as its clients. It had a successful merger with Motorola in 2008. Chaudhry founded CipherTrust in 2000, creating the industry’s first email gateway security appliance and led its successful merger with Secure Computing. In 1997 Chaudhry founded SecureIT, the first pure-play Internet security services company, which experienced exponential revenue growth. As a self-funded company, SecureIT was acquired by VeriSign in July 1998, where Chaudhry served as vice president and general manager of the Security Services Division. Prior to that, he held various sales and marketing management positions at NCR, IBM, Unisys and IQ Software. |
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Chaudhry is considered an industry thought-leader in cyber-security and has been honored for his entrepreneurial leadership and management success by numerous organizations. He holds a Master’s in Computer Engineering, Master’s in Industrial Engineering, and Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Cincinnati.
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Brian Burke
Program Director,
Security Products and Services |
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FREE |
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60 Minutes |
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