Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Safeguarding Personal Remote Access Against Cyber-Attacks

Personal Access … Public Attacks?

I have noticed that more staff are using personal devices and untrusted servers to access corporate networks, which is creating the ideal stalking ground for cybercriminals.

I wanted to bring your attention to 2 of SC magazine’s upcoming webcasts that may prove useful. (I have had some great feedback from members who have attended their webcasts as they are far more content than sales led).

The full list can be found at http://www.scwebcasts.tv

Details of SC’s next 2 webcasts are pasted below for you to assess their relevance for you and your team:

Safeguarding Personal Remote Access Against Cyber-Attacks
Streamed live to your desk on the 2nd June at 3.30pm.

Tune in live to hear:
  • How cybercriminals are preying on those staff using personal computers or servers to access your network with a list of recent ATP attacks
  • What you can do to shore up this gap in your company’s ramparts
Speakers include:
- Nick Harwood, Head of Security & Governance, Royal London
- Dave Jevans, Founder & Chairman of IronKey & APWG

Secure your free place at http://www.scwebcasts.tv

Smart Security for SMEs: The Key Threats And How To Tackle Them
Streamed live to your desk on 30th June at 3pm

Tune in to hear:
  • The main ways in which SMEs’ security is being compromised
  • An indispensable checklist for SME’s to ensure they have the key bases covered and stay safe online
Speakers:
Philippe Courtot, Chairman and CEO for Qualys + special guest CISO

Secure your free place at http://www.scwebcasts.tv

*ALSO WORTH MENTIONING is that SC’s sister title, Management Today, is running a webcast on Avoiding Information Overload to streamline security and productivity. It features the innovative driving forces behind pioneering companies such as Skype. It can be found at http://www.managementtodaywebcasts.com if you’re interested.

I hope that you enjoy the webcasts. As always, do feel free to contact me with any thoughts or questions.

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