Upcoming Webinars on Vulnerability Management
I have several webinars scheduled over the next few weeks which will be of interest to readers.
The Future of Vulnerability Management - October 3, 7 and 17
This talk will help folks understand many of the converging technology and compliance trends, and how it will effect their future. I review many of the different types of technologies and techniques that are in use today to discover, audit and manage vulnerabilities. The talk then discusses how these map into IT Controls, their effectiveness and what this means for our jobs and overall network security.
Please register for the webinars at the following URLs:
Oct 3, 11:00 EST
https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/759264977
Oct 10, 11:00 EST
https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/800578374
Oct 17, 11:00 EST
https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/981647110
IT Security - September 22
This Friday, Sept 22, I am on a panel with several colleagues in the information security field. We've each prepared brief opening remarks about recent trends in security policies, threats and technologies in order to set the stage for questions from the participating audience. If you'd like to listen or participate, please register here. The webinar is sponsored by D&E Communications.
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