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How to Gain Visibility and Control over Compliance Mandates, Security Threats and Data Leaks
Data integrity and confidentiality is critical for financial services - no other industry is more frequently targeted by cyber-crime and cyber-piracy. 62% of fraud is committed by insiders. Downtime is measured in millions of dollars per minute. Constant security threats and intense scrutiny by regulators and auditors require complete visibility and accountability, both in real-time and historically. As a financial service organization, you face significant risks and exciting rewards during this period of economic and regulatory change.
What’s more important to your business - the log data or what it means?
Let’s face it, log data is important, but the information we glean from this log data is what really matters. Most organizations are now subject to multiple IT governance frameworks and regulatory requirements which mandate the collection and archival of log data. One of the biggest problems with collecting all these logs is that the information comes from various systems in many different formats and represents information in many different ways. When you boil it down - they are not all speaking the same language, which makes understanding the logs a very complicated matter. At the end of the webcast we promise you won’t feel the same way about your log data.
The Security of Electronic Health Information Survey
The new HITECH Act has many health care organizations struggling to figure out what they need to do to meet the new rules for security and privacy safeguards. The Ponemon Institute recently conducted a study of health care IT professionals in order to understand how prepared they are to meet these new rules. They found that many IT professionals are skeptical about how compliance with HIPAA and HITECH will affect the security of health information.
How to Simplify Security Event Management with LogLogic
Join us to learn how LogLogic Security Event Manager (SEM) seamlessly integrates with LogLogic’s award winning log management products and streamlines the analysis of log data throughout your enterprise. This provides you with deep insights into the data, enabling you to simplify security event management processes while improving your overall security and forensics and reducing time to resolution.
With LogLogic SEM you’ll have the tools you need to respond to external and internal events more efficiently than ever before.
LogLogic Compliance Manager Overview
LogLogic is excited to announce that LogLogic Compliance Manager is now Generally Available. LogLogic Compliance Manager extends our open log management platform by enabling the automation of standard compliance tasks such as scheduling, review and documentation of log-based user and system activity.
In today’s increasingly complex regulatory environment, companies are finding ways to efficiently streamline their compliance initiatives. Learn how LogLogic Compliance Manager can help your organization on our upcoming webcast.
Thought Leadership Roundtable Webcast — Log Management
Join Mark Bouchard or Rich Mogull as they gather industry visionaries around a virtual table for a lively discussion on a wide range of current IT Security trends. Attendees gain a fresh, unedited perspective of the emerging security technology trends directly from those responsible for their development.
Our vendor partners use this platform to communicate their organization’s vision and direction in a marketplace otherwise overwhelmed with an abundance of hyper edited press releases and other bland corporate chatter.
Improving efficiencies through the convergence of log management and Security Event Management
Join LogLogic and 451 Group's Analyst Nick Selby to learn how the convergence of technologies can improve efficiencies in your organization. Nick will share recent findings from the 451 Group's report on log management and enterprise security information management (ESIM) including the resulting change in customer expectations and best practices. We will discuss how log management and SEM work together to reveal your most critical security incidents and provide deep insights into your security and IT infrastructure. Extending log management and SEM to supply chain management and potential use for fraud detection will also be discussed. We will also cover how your organization can lower operating costs by getting more actionable intelligence from the log data you already collect.
SANS Fifth Annual Log Management Survey
Managers have become just as savvy to the value of log data as IT groups are. But organizations still face problems with normalization, correlation and reporting. These and other findings will be discussed as Senior SANS Analyst, Jerry Shenk, unveils his fifth report for our annual SANS Log Management Survey.
Unleashing Your Log Power To Do More With Less
As organizations continue to deal with the growing number of compliance regulations, information protection and security risks in these uncertain times, they have to figure out how to do more with less. Changes are happening, and organizations now need access to terabytes of historical data for analysis that encompasses not just log files, but other data types. Organizations need to find ways to manage all this data cheaper and better, by deduplicating efforts, collecting and archiving data for reuse for many purposes. Organizations also need to gain better visibility into their data by easily cross correlating their data and tailoring work flow to meet their unique needs. This webcast will cover what top organizations are doing to cut IT costs, drastically improve IT performance, monitor system activities, and meet ever more stringent security and compliance requirements - all with log data already being generated.
LogLogic's Suite of Intelligent Log-Powered Applications
This Webcast will provide an overview of LogLogic's new suite of intelligent log-powered applications providing the industry’s first integrated solution for compliance management, security event management (SEM) and database activity monitoring (DAM). This webcast will demonstrate how LogLogic automates the most challenging security and compliance processes by efficiently re-using the log data that organizations of all sizes already collect and archive.
Log Management for e-Discovery, Forensics, Change Management and More!
Speaker: Sudha Iyer, Director Product Management
Driven by compliance, security and operational concerns , IT departments and security teams are turning to LogLogic for log management as a best practice and integral part of their IT and security strategy. At the same time, the log management Log Management can be used for more than just classic log use cases: troubleshooting, security monitoring and regulatory compliance. During this session we will cover how log management solutions can be used to address e-discovery concerns , incident investigations, forensics and more.
Reduce IT Costs by Unleashing Log Power
Speaker: Chima Njaka, Director Product Management
Companies are spending a lot of time and money on log management today. 20% of log access is associated with compliance and security. Preparing for audits involves time consuming manual labor, script writing, and hardware and software purchases. 80% of log access is associated with problem resolution and performance management. Access to log data is historically reserved to expensive third level support personnel. Automating log data collection, analysis and archival not only improves compliance and security, but also reduces costs. This webinar will focus on how to justify log management automation and present a ROI model to calculate your savings when you unleash the power of your logs.
PCI Compliance — A Holistic Approach
Speaker: Sudha Iyer, Director Product Management
PCI Compliance continues to be an elusive goal today in late 2008; one and a half years since it was first introduced. This webinar presents a holistic approach to building an information security program in your enterprise. Along the way we will look at several solutions that are currently available to build your compliance process and the associated reduction in your risk profile. You will have a good understanding of the stages of the compliance process and be able to map the solutions to your compliance goal.
The importance of evidencing internal controls
Compliance and external controls are an important part of the today's information security landscape. Although compliance is often a headache for IT security professionals, organisations understand the importance of covering their backs. What sometimes gets forgotten however, is the need to evidence the successful implementation of internal controls. Implementing controls without a monitoring system to assess the success of the system is pointless. Assurance and confidence in internal controls is essential. It's time to look at the broader potential of your enterprise control efforts and build in enduring efficiencies with broad-reaching impact.
This Webinar will answer the following questions:
- What is a controls evidencing system?
- What are the benefits of such a system?
- How does the system help with internal compliance?
- What does a controls evidencing system look like?
User Activity Monitoring For Speeding Time To Compliance
Speakers:
- Dr. Anton Chuvakin, GCIA, GCIH, GCFA, Chief Logging Advisor
- Nick Crown, Director of Risk and Compliance, Sun Microsystems
User activity monitoring is emerging as a crucial element of enterprise access compliance strategy. Assembling this unified view of users' access rights and activity logs allows companies to streamline audits, detect and investigate violations, and prove compliance in more granular detail. This practice is extending into the enterprise, driven by compliance mandates such as PCI and Sarbanes-Oxley, as well as the onslaught of new and growing security threats.
In this one-hour webinar, experts from Sun Microsystems and LogLogic will discuss use cases for speeding time to compliance, increasing security and reducing compliance-related costs.
On this webcast you will learn:
- The importance of user activity monitoring to access compliance
- How to increase security and lower compliance costs by integrating identity management and log management
- Use cases for streamlining audits and gaining greater insight into user behavior (featuring Sun Identity Management software and the LogLogic4 logging platform)
Security Is Not Virtual: Auditing and Logging Considerations to Ensure Compliance and Protect Virtual Server Environments
Speakers:
- Dr. Anton Chuvakin, GCIA, GCIH, GCFA, Chief Logging Advisor
- Tony Bradley, Director with Evangelyze, a Microsoft Gold Certified and Voice Premier Partner
Companies of all sizes and in all industries are looking for ways to leverage the benefits of server virtualization. The cost savings in both server and networking hardware, as well as the power and cooling required for multiple servers make virtualization compelling in many cases. Many of these companies must comply with information security legislation or industry guidelines and those that don't still have internal security policies to uphold. When performing a security audit, a virtual server environment has special considerations and unique risks which must be taken into account. This webcast will discuss the issues inherent with virtual servers and the fundamentals of auditing a virtual server environment.
SANS Special Webcast: Fourth Annual Log Management Survey
Speakers:
- Dr. Anton Chuvakin, GCIA, GCIH, GCFA, Chief Logging Advisor
- Jerry Shenk, Senior Security Analyst for D&E Communications
The fourth annual Log Management Survey, will compare and contrast how respondents use their log data, their challenges, and what they hope to derive out of their log data in the future.
6 Pitfalls of Logging
Collecting Log Data is critical to protecting information assets and monitoring user activity. Increasing security breaches and threats, coupled with a growing number of compliance mandates place a new emphasis on the need for a secure and immutable repository of Enterprise systems and user activity. This webcast will cover operational security challenges that organizations face while deploying a log and alert collection and analysis infrastructure, highlighting the most common mistakes organizations make in this process. From there, the session will dive into how to avoid these, and other, mistakes.
SANS Special Webcast: Fourth Annual Log Management Survey
Speakers:
- Dr. Anton Chuvakin, GCIA, GCIH, GCFA, Chief Logging Advisor
- Jerry Shenk, Senior Security Analyst for D&E Communications
The fourth annual Log Management Survey, will compare and contrast how respondents use their log data, their challenges, and what they hope to derive out of their log data in the future.
Proving Internal Controls: A Focus on PCI DSS
Join 2 industry experts for this one-hour event to explore best practices for maintaining, harmonizing, and future-proofing your PCI efforts. Engage with the experts on how to prepare successfully for a PCI Assessment.
Open Log Management for Operational Excellence and Compliance
Learn how large enterprises are using log data analysis tools in a growing number of areas, including IT troubleshooting, regulatory compliance auditing and user behavior monitoring. On this webcast, experts from ESG and LogLogic will shed light on how this growing source of valuable data can best be analyzed. Attendees also receive a free Log Data Warehousing Pack.
LogLogic Company Overview presented by Pat Sueltz, CEO
The CEO of LogLogic, Pat Sueltz, presents a 20-minute overview on the company, insight into log management, and LogLogic's innovative solutions at a Pacific Crest conference in March 2008.
WhatWorks in Event and Log Management: Solving FISMA Compliance Demands
Lockheed met the vague requirements of FISMA by replacing their old log management product with one more suited to its manpower and skill-level requirements. The company found a solution that had lower total cost of ownership, could process all logs and had correlation capabilities to show attack indicators.
Best Practices in Starting Your PCI DSS Compliance Initiatives
Join us for this free one-hour event to explore best practices for maintaining, harmonizing and future-proofing your PCI log management efforts. Engage with experts to find out how to prepare successfully for a PCI assessment. Learn how log management can help with your PCI compliance projects, including implementation steps — with goals and tasks for each step.
The Governance Mandates: Managing Risk and Ensuring Compliance
Join logging experts from LogLogic and Forrester as we identify best practices for developing a log data warehouse for IT GRC. Learn why logs are critical to compliance, information asset protection and security. Viewed in isolation they are useful for troubleshooting and forensics. Viewed in the context of other IT logs they provide critical insight into user activity and the status of information assets.
WhatWorks in Event and Log Management: Simplifying Global Log Management at Rockwell Automation
A hasty selection of a log management tool to meet SOX requirements prompted Rockwell Automation to seek an alterative solution. Their requirements? Something that was scalable, easy to deploy and lowered their overall log management and support time. Rockwell found a lower cost tool that all of IT could easily use.
Beyond PCI: Five Ways to Build Value on PCI Monitoring Efforts
Join us for this one-hour event to explore these and other best practices for maintaining, harmonizing, and future-proofing your PCI log management efforts.
Log Data Warehousing for Information Asset Protection and User Activity Monitoring
Join logging experts from LogLogic and ESG as we identify best practices for developing a log data warehouse for information asset protection and compliance.
Accelerating PCI Compliance
Join us for this one-hour event to explore these and other best practices for maintaining, harmonizing, and future-proofing your PCI log management efforts.
The SANS 2007 Log Management Market Report
Tune in to this webcast to get an overview of the SANS 2007 Log Management Market Report to hear how others are using their log data, the top two problems people are having with log data and some suggestions on where to start if you're new to collecting log data.
Bringing New Visibility to Enterprise Risks, Threats & Compliance Mandates Webcast Event
Join LogLogic as we reveal our new breakthrough release, LogLogic 4, that brings visibility to your enterprise log data. Enhanced capabilities in log management such as multi-dimensional analytics, universal log processing, open log services platforms, and log data warehousing are bringing power to IT departments.
7 Habits of Highly Effective PCI Compliance
Join experts from LogLogic and Forrester to learn the best practices for PCI compliance and tips you can adopt today to get compliant.
FISMA How To Improve your IT Security
Join us to learn how you can use NIST's guidances to improve your IT security, what are the common mistakes you are making in securing your systems and the latest security trends and best practices you can implement today.
WhatWorks in Log Management: Streamlining Log Management at a U.S. Government Agency
Federal computer leaks and other data compromises in U.S. Government agencies prompted this government agency to seek out a log management system that would provide greater visibility into hundreds and hundreds of systems without significantly increasing manpower requirements. The cybersecurity team found a scalable solution that ties into its storage device and only takes five hours a week for care and feeding.
Steps for Continuous Compliance — Automating Your PCI Compliance
Guest Speakers:
- Anton Chuvakin, Ph.D Director of Product Marketing LogLogic
- Stephen Brown, Certified Visa Auditor, Decru
SANS WhatWorks Webcast: Lessons Learned In Deploying Log Management as an Early Warning System at Manulife
Recognizing a need to centralize and correlate massive amounts of log data from multiple locations, devices and system platforms across Asia prompted Manulife to investigate log management solutions. Accommodating log formats from a variety of devices and system platforms made it difficult to analyze and correlate log data in a timely manner, especially in the case of suspected security breaches. The company found a single solution that resolved the complexity of their diverse environment, delivered real time reporting, and was significantly cost effective for both operations and management.
Integrating Log Analysis and Forensics to Deliver Superior Incident Response — Answering Compliance & Information Protection Mandates In 2007
Join experts from LogLogic and Forrester as we define forensics and log management best practices.
PCI Compliance — Removing the PCI Log Jam
Join us to hear more about how log management can help companies reach PCI Compliance more efficiently and cost-effectively. You'll be hearing from recognized industry leaders who have been in the trenches of PCI compliance with hundreds of companies.
SANS What Works in Log Management
The user story is presented as a webcast interview — in essence a conversation between SANS Director of Research, Alan Paller, and a person who uses the security product. The conversation attempts to answer all the questions a prospective buyer might ask a satisfied (but unbiased) user.
Approaches, Trends and the Real Market Definition for Log Management
In this webcast, Stephen Northcutt and Dominique Levin share analysis of the growing importance of proper log management, including real-world issues facing the IT community around best practices of log management, traditional approaches vs. new high-performance commercial solutions and the capturing of all log data messages including informational-levels.
Log Management for Large Enterprises
Dominique Levin will present Log Management for Large Enterprises, introducing a new log management solution for the most demanding enterprise networks. Learn how to get compliant, mitigate risk, protect data, improve network security and optimize your IT infrastructure. Discover SANS Performance Testing results: breakthrough performance for log management processing and response time. Join LogLogic and learn how to make log management simple, affordable and timely.
Compliance — Where IT Audit Meets Investigation
Today's compliance initiatives are keeping IT departments working fast-and-furious as they implement best practices for risk mitigation including measurable and auditable policies. Best practices recommend that organizations not only measure security enforcement policies, but also segregate the duty of policy enforcement and policy audit. Once you have received your compliance audit results, (such as HIPAA and SOX etc.) does this safeguard organizations from facing legal inquiries?
Enable Mandated Compliance, Proactive Risk Management, and Operational Efficiency
Join our engaging knowledge-sharing webcast with industry experts and an author of key regulations to learn how you can cost-effectively leverage your compliance and risk management initiatives to also obtain operating efficiencies, reduce cost, and do more. Our panel of experts will share important insights giving you a clearer understanding of:
- Emerging events around the nation and the world that now mandate automated compliance.
- Common compliance threads that will help you to proactively comply and manage risk — protecting your customers and company
- Mitigating risk through Information Technology
- Specific best practices and resources for GLBA, SOX and other mandates for collecting, storing, reporting, and alerting on threats to your network and company
Regulatory Compliance and the Impact of the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Specifications
Matt Luallen speaks about regulatory compliance and the impact of the Payment Card Industry (PCI) specifications.
Get Compliant. Get Smart.
How to use critical network, systems and application data to automate compliance and provide new insight into IT risk and performance.
WhatWorks in Log Management: Caring for Logs with Northwestern Memorial Hospital
SANS is happy to bring you the latest in our complimentary series of Webcasts. Join us on Tuesday, March 28 at 1:00 PM EST as SANS presents: WhatWorks in Log Management: Caring for Logs with Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
Managed Compliance Reporting Services
Keynote Speaker: Bruce Schneier, renowned author, Founder and CTO of Counterpane
PCI Compliance: IT's Fiduciary Responsibility
Hear about PCI security action plans and compliance requirements, including secure log retention and card industry challenges.
Logs and the Law
The legal community is not sure what to make of system logs. Documented cases show logs can store very valuable evidence, but logs are so poorly understood that lawyers and regulators have been hard pressed to say anything useful about their creation and retention. In this webcast, Benjamin Wright will survey and interpret what particular regulations, investigations and lawsuits have said about system logs. He will then introduce a framework for managing logs from a legal perspective.
