On-Demand Events

Gartner Podcast: Making the most of your Compliance and Risk Management Program

Featured Speakers: Paul Proctor, VP and Analyst at Gartner and Mike Rothman, Senior Vice President of Strategy at eIQnetworks.

Hear Paul Proctor of Gartner elaborate on:

  The differences between how large enterprises look at compliance versus security and risk management

  If organizations should link security and compliance within the enterprise

  The current state of IT Governance and compliance

This presentation also covers what steps must you take to succeed with your security and compliance implementation and how to determine the right solution for your security and compliance needs.
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"Building a Security, Risk, and Compliance Program from the Ground UP" webcast
Featured Speaker: John Linkous, Security & Compliance Evangelist at eIQnetworks.
There is no way around it. With the number of compliance mandates and hacker threats continuing to increase at an almost exponential rate, organizations are finding they have no choice but to build holistic, enterprise-wide security and compliance practices. Now that you know you need to, how do you know where to start? How do you create the business processes to make these security and compliance efforts happen?

The gap between recognizing the problem and developing a comprehensive – and effective - solution to address it can be daunting; across the entire spectrum of public and private industry, organizations continue to experience difficulty integrating security, risk and compliance management. Often, these organizations will have the tools to implement security and compliance – from vulnerability scanners and SIEM point solutions, to network management tools – but having the tools doesn’t mean they are using them effectively.

During this webcast, John Linkous will evaluate one approach that many organizations have used to build an effective security, risk and compliance business process. By integrating the right combination of people, processes and technology, we will demonstrate how organizations can establish a comprehensive program that both holistically addresses security and compliance, and has the flexibility to evolve as the organization’s ever-changing set of risks, threats, and compliance needs change.
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"Taming Compliance: One for all, and all for one!" SC Magazine Webcast

With bad behavior comes more regulation and that means regulatory oversight will continue to increase and put more pressure on overworked security and compliance groups. Whether it's PCI, HIPAA (and successors), NERC/FERC, or FISMA, organizations of all shapes and sizes tend to have to deal with not one, but many regulatory hierarchies and multiple audits. In this "10 Minutes On" SC Magazine webcast, Mike Rothman, SVP of Strategy for eIQnetworks will discuss an approach to provide leverage in both security and compliance operations.
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"10 Reasons Why Log Data Is Not Enough" webcast
Featured Speaker: Mike Rothman, Senior Vice President of Strategy at eIQnetworks.
Log Management is required by almost every regulatory hierarchy and is clearly a security and compliance management best practice. The real question is whether you can rely SOLELY on log data to keep your organization secure.

If you lock one door in your house are you protected from burglars? If you have a smoke detector are you sure you don't have a carbon monoxide issue? You need layers of protection to defend against today's complex and innovative attacks. Those layers involve analyzing more than just log files.

During this webcast, Mike Rothman, Senior Vice President of Strategy at eIQnetworks, shares with you 10 reasons why log data is not enough and provides you with tips on how to strengthen your security and compliance management program.
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"SIEM Thought Leadership Roundtable" WhiteHatWorld Podcast

Most IT security departments are swamped. On one hand they’re contending with a highly dynamic threat landscape and an ever-expanding technology portfolio that requires protection. At the same time they’re doing what they can to help fulfill a burgeoning list of audit and regulatory compliance requirements. And on their third hand … if only that were possible! Fortunately, Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) – which has long offered IT Security the prospect of re-gaining control – is possible. In this Thought Leadership Roundtable, we’ll get to the bottom of what makes SIEM different from other security management solutions as well as what level of investment is required to make it work.
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"The Mortman Briefing - Metrics for the Real World" WhiteHatWorld Podcast

Featured speakers: David Mortman from WhiteHatWorld, and John Linkous, Security & Compliance Evangelist from eIQnetworks.
Download this webinar to hear David Mortman describe the meaning of a metric, elaborate on why they are important and provide guidance on how to choose the best metrics to support your goals. You’ll also hear from John Linkous, Security & Compliance Evangelist from eIQnetworks, as he expands on what are the right metrics and what are the most common issues in designing a solid metrics program. This webcast delivered by White Hat World provides information security advice, research and counsel targeted to Global 2000 companies, governments and other large organizations.
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"Going Beyond Traditional SIEM Solutions" Gartner Podcast

Featured speakers: Mark Nicolett, VP and Distinguished Analyst at Gartner and Mike Rothman, Senior Vice President of Strategy at eIQnetworks.
Join this exclusive eIQnetworks podcast to hear Gartner’s VP and Distinguished Analyst Mark Nicolett and Mike Rothman, eIQnetworks Senior Vice President of Strategy, discuss the important ways that SIEM can solve enterprise problems today. Mark Nicolett delves into why organizations should consider a holistic approach to security and compliance management to more effectively monitor for potential attacks, anomalies and trends, and how this data helps enterprises enforce compliance mandates spanning laws, regulations, best practices, and internal requirements. Mike Rothman then presents trends he is seeing in the market, which underscore why security and compliance management must transcend traditional SIEM data to include broader visibility into enterprise IT.
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"Lean times: doing more with less using security and compliance automation" webcast
Featured speaker: John Linkous, Security & Compliance Evangelist, eIQnetworks, Inc.
As I.T., security, and audit departments continue to deal with a growing onslaught of security risks and regulations, the message from management in these times of economic uncertainty could not be worse: "do more with less". As belt-tightening continues for I.T., so does the need to gain increased visibility into the inner workings of security data, from system events, to vulnerabilities, to system configuration and performance metrics. Moreover, the burgeoning landscape of regulations, best practices, and standards pushes organizations even harder by requiring them to align this myriad of security data - often from many different point solutions - with specific compliance requirements. How do organizations continue to balance the need to meet both security and compliance requirements, while dealing with flat or even declining budgets?

One solution to this problem is security and compliance automation. By consolidating a broad range of security and compliance data from a myriad of point solutions across the enterprise into a single "pane of glass", organizations can gain deep visibility into the inter-relationships between events, system configurations, performance, and other security-related data that is required to both effectively manage security, and ensure compliance with regulations, best practices, and standards. Often, this consolidation means that organizations can eliminate some single-purpose point solutions, freeing up critical budget dollars. Moreover, by automating the process of collecting and aggregating security data from across the enterprise, security and compliance automation lowers the bar on personnel costs: employees no longer need to manually correlate data across multiple point solutions, and can spend less time researching, and more time actually addressing security and compliance operations - meeting management's goal of "do more with less."
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"7 Deadly Sins of Security Management" webcast
In today's challenging economic environment, security issues have become more significant for businesses. Fundamentally, the need for IT professionals to be able to more effectively and efficiently manage their security operations is critical. Combined with compliance hurdles as well, too many practitioners are committing the same mistakes over and over again.
Check out this webcast and get more information about the 7 most common mistakes that many organizations commit when protecting corporate information and learn how your company can successfully over these challenges.
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"10 Reasons your Existing SIEM Sucks" webcast
Featured speaker, Mike Rothman of eIQnetworks
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) has never lived up to its hype. Fundamentally, the need for security professionals to be able to more effectively and efficiently management their security operations is a huge need. Combined with significant compliance hurdles as well, and too many practitioners are just flying blind. Too many organizations have accepted mediocre SIEM solutions offered by the incumbent vendors. In this hard-hitting webcast, eIQ’s SVP of Strategy (and Security Incite Blogger) Mike Rothman will detail 10 reasons you need to expect more from security and compliance management platform.
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InfoWorld “Emerging IT” podcast

Hosted by Curt Franklin featuring Vijay Basani, CEO, eIQnetworks
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