Denial of Service - IT Library : ZDNet Asia

White Papers

Case Studies

Vendor Webcast

Show all content

Title Date Added Company

Webcast: If it Ain't Broke, Break Into It: Best Practices for Penetration Testing and Remediation 2006-09-15 15:09:17 Core Security

Organizations spend a great deal of time and money securing their network perimeters from external threats. However, nearly half of the security breaches that were made public in 2005 were from insider attacks. Unless companies test their systems completely, they are leaving themselves wide open to insiders who pose a huge risk to the network's safety.

Check out this on-demand Webcast, sponsored by Core Security and PatchLink, to hear Charles Kolodgy, Research Director with leading analyst firm IDC, Chris Andrew, Vice President of Security Technologies at PatchLink, and Max Caceres, Director of Product Management at Core Security, discuss these topics and more:

The Security Conundrum (threats and IT deployment) and why security is challenging and requires planning, not just reaction.

How enterprises are trying to solve their security problems and why those options work or don't work as intended.

The Security and Vulnerability Management (SVM) market and how SVM helps enterprises address security problems.

Why patching/remediation and penetration testing are essential to the ESRM

Best practices and resources for testing your network for insider threats, including how to break into a Linux or Windows box within seconds.

Co-sponsored by:

Internet Storm Center: Threat Update + Defending Against DoS Attacks 2006-06-16 01:00:27 SANS Institute

This webcast will cover one critical vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange, as well at least one critical vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. In addition, the webcast will discuss methods to prepare for and fight denial of service attacks. All agree that the critical assets of the enterprise (data and applications) are resident on hosts inside the intranet and not at the perimeter. Best practices dictate a defense in depth strategy. Logging in depth to the application level to a central location, is an essential component.

TechNet Webcast: Internet Datacenter Security - Level 200 2006-06-09 01:00:26 Microsoft

Through this webcast one can learn about from-the-trenches attacks & countermeasures. This webcast covers key threats, countermeasures, policies, procedures, politics, and principles to keep the business out of the security headlines. From spammers to Slammer, the webcast covers the most important aspects of "operational" security, including access control strategies, patching procedures, DDoS mitigation techniques, and aligning technology with policy.

Webcast: Does Your Anti-virus REALLY Protect You Against Spyware? 2006-09-18 08:57:03 Sunbelt Software

While most enterprise anti-virus software includes at least some protection against spyware, it's important to remember that anti-spyware functionality is just an afterthought in the majority of anti-virus solutions available today.

So it stands to reason that anti-virus tools that were designed first and foremost to scan for viruses and worms won't be as effective at detecting adware and spyware. With their focus primarily on files and processes, anti-virus solutions may simply not detect tell-tale signs of spyware such as groups of offending registry keys.

Check out this TechRepublic Webcast, now available on demand, to hear Sunbelt Software's President, Alex Eckelberry, and Director of Malware Research, Eric Howes, discuss spyware detection and why the lack of a specific and aggressive anti-spyware strategy can leave your company vulnerable to a host of contemporary security threats.

Moderated by James Hilliard of TechRepublic, the discussion covers these important topics and more:

The unique characteristics of spyware

Why anti-virus solutions may not always effectively detect and remove spyware

The key differences between anti-virus products and dedicated anti-spyware solutions

Independent tests have proven that stand-alone anti-spyware products are better than anti-virus solutions at detecting and removing spyware from networked computers. So check out this on-demand Webcast to learn more about the threats associated with spyware and the benefits of including a dedicated anti-spyware solution in your overall security posture.

Securing the VoIP Experience - Technical Level 1 2006-05-19 01:00:28 Intel

As VOIP services see increasing adoption among consumers and businesses, security is expected to become an ever more important element of the user experience and service offering. End-users and network operators are now sensitized to Internet-related security issues ranging from viruses, worms, and spam to hackers, network intrusions, and denial-of-service attacks. Securing the VOIP experience from similar threats will be crucial to the acceptance and growth of VOIP services. This webinar discusses the importance of security to both voice payload and call-control signaling. The webcast analyzes available technologies for securing VOIP payloads to assure call privacy, as well as describes techniques for securing call-control signaling to prevent theft-of-service, denial-of-service, and VOIP spam.

Enterprise Content Security: Best Practices for Protecting Private and Confidential Data 2006-08-28 13:07:01 Proofpoint

In this one-hour web seminar replay, Gartner research vice president Rich Mogull and Proofpoint senior vice president Sandra Vaughan discuss the best practices, processes and technologies required to secure your enterprise's most valuable information.

View this webinar from Proofpoint to learn:

Best Practices for identifying and classifying your organization's sensitive data.

How to secure sensitive data that resides in many different systems inside your enterprise.

New technologies that can monitor, detect and block sensitive data across multiple messaging protocols (including email, HTTP and FTP) to prevent misuse of your most valuable enterprise information.

How and why leading enterprises are leveraging these technologies to stop information leaks and improve compliance with regulations.

How Proofpoint's approach to content monitoring and filtering lets you leverage the same infrastructure for both outbound and inbound message protection.

Best practices in intrusion prevention 2005-01-22 03:00:01 ZDNet

Detecting a network intrusion is great, but wouldn't your organization be better off if you could prevent such an intrusion from happening in the first place? That's where intrusion prevention systems come into play, and they're not just for large organizations anymore. Small and medium-sized businesses can also take advantage of this growing technology.

In this ZDNet audiocast, we'll discuss the advantages of intrusion prevention systems and how organizations can determine which system may be right for them.

This premium editorial content is underwritten by PCMall. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor.

Best Practices in Intrusion Prevention 2005-01-25 13:46:14

Detecting a network intrusion is great, but wouldn't your organization be better off if you could prevent such an intrusion from happening in the first place? That's where intrusion prevention systems come into play, and they're not just for large organizations anymore. Small and medium-sized businesses can also take advantage of this growing technology.

In this ZDNet audiocast, we'll discuss the advantages of intrusion prevention systems and how organizations can determine which system may be right for them.

This premium editorial content is underwritten by PCMall. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor.

Writing Secure Code: Best Practices (Part 2 of 2) ( Level 200) 20050107045609 Microsoft

Are you looking for effective strategies to defend against common security threats faced by application developers? In part two of this two-part series for experienced developers, you will continue learning more about established best practices for applying security principles throughout the development process. This webcast discusses common security threats faced by application developers, such as buffer overruns, cross-site scripting and denial of service attacks and how to effectively defend against these threats.

A Practical Guide to Virus Defense 20041012160841 ZDNet

Hundreds of new viruses are discovered each month, making virus defense an ongoing challenge. To combat this ever-changing and fast-moving threat, companies need to build a solid antivirus strategy. In this Audiocast, we discuss common virus entry points, types of antivirus software and what concrete steps your organization can take to prevent infection.

This premium editorial content is underwritten by PCMall. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor.

Jump to [1]

Title	Date Added	Company
Webcast: If it Ain't Broke, Break Into It: Best Practices for Penetration Testing and Remediation	2006-09-15 15:09:17	Core Security
Organizations spend a great deal of time and money securing their network perimeters from external threats. However, nearly half of the security breaches that were made public in 2005 were from insider attacks. Unless companies test their systems completely, they are leaving themselves wide open to insiders who pose a huge risk to the network's safety. Check out this on-demand Webcast, sponsored by Core Security and PatchLink, to hear Charles Kolodgy, Research Director with leading analyst firm IDC, Chris Andrew, Vice President of Security Technologies at PatchLink, and Max Caceres, Director of Product Management at Core Security, discuss these topics and more: The Security Conundrum (threats and IT deployment) and why security is challenging and requires planning, not just reaction. How enterprises are trying to solve their security problems and why those options work or don't work as intended. The Security and Vulnerability Management (SVM) market and how SVM helps enterprises address security problems. Why patching/remediation and penetration testing are essential to the ESRM Best practices and resources for testing your network for insider threats, including how to break into a Linux or Windows box within seconds. Co-sponsored by:
Internet Storm Center: Threat Update + Defending Against DoS Attacks	2006-06-16 01:00:27	SANS Institute
This webcast will cover one critical vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange, as well at least one critical vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. In addition, the webcast will discuss methods to prepare for and fight denial of service attacks. All agree that the critical assets of the enterprise (data and applications) are resident on hosts inside the intranet and not at the perimeter. Best practices dictate a defense in depth strategy. Logging in depth to the application level to a central location, is an essential component.
TechNet Webcast: Internet Datacenter Security - Level 200	2006-06-09 01:00:26	Microsoft
Through this webcast one can learn about from-the-trenches attacks & countermeasures. This webcast covers key threats, countermeasures, policies, procedures, politics, and principles to keep the business out of the security headlines. From spammers to Slammer, the webcast covers the most important aspects of "operational" security, including access control strategies, patching procedures, DDoS mitigation techniques, and aligning technology with policy.
Webcast: Does Your Anti-virus REALLY Protect You Against Spyware?	2006-09-18 08:57:03	Sunbelt Software
While most enterprise anti-virus software includes at least some protection against spyware, it's important to remember that anti-spyware functionality is just an afterthought in the majority of anti-virus solutions available today. So it stands to reason that anti-virus tools that were designed first and foremost to scan for viruses and worms won't be as effective at detecting adware and spyware. With their focus primarily on files and processes, anti-virus solutions may simply not detect tell-tale signs of spyware such as groups of offending registry keys. Check out this TechRepublic Webcast, now available on demand, to hear Sunbelt Software's President, Alex Eckelberry, and Director of Malware Research, Eric Howes, discuss spyware detection and why the lack of a specific and aggressive anti-spyware strategy can leave your company vulnerable to a host of contemporary security threats. Moderated by James Hilliard of TechRepublic, the discussion covers these important topics and more: The unique characteristics of spyware Why anti-virus solutions may not always effectively detect and remove spyware The key differences between anti-virus products and dedicated anti-spyware solutions Independent tests have proven that stand-alone anti-spyware products are better than anti-virus solutions at detecting and removing spyware from networked computers. So check out this on-demand Webcast to learn more about the threats associated with spyware and the benefits of including a dedicated anti-spyware solution in your overall security posture.
Securing the VoIP Experience - Technical Level 1	2006-05-19 01:00:28	Intel
As VOIP services see increasing adoption among consumers and businesses, security is expected to become an ever more important element of the user experience and service offering. End-users and network operators are now sensitized to Internet-related security issues ranging from viruses, worms, and spam to hackers, network intrusions, and denial-of-service attacks. Securing the VOIP experience from similar threats will be crucial to the acceptance and growth of VOIP services. This webinar discusses the importance of security to both voice payload and call-control signaling. The webcast analyzes available technologies for securing VOIP payloads to assure call privacy, as well as describes techniques for securing call-control signaling to prevent theft-of-service, denial-of-service, and VOIP spam.
Enterprise Content Security: Best Practices for Protecting Private and Confidential Data	2006-08-28 13:07:01	Proofpoint
In this one-hour web seminar replay, Gartner research vice president Rich Mogull and Proofpoint senior vice president Sandra Vaughan discuss the best practices, processes and technologies required to secure your enterprise's most valuable information. View this webinar from Proofpoint to learn: Best Practices for identifying and classifying your organization's sensitive data. How to secure sensitive data that resides in many different systems inside your enterprise. New technologies that can monitor, detect and block sensitive data across multiple messaging protocols (including email, HTTP and FTP) to prevent misuse of your most valuable enterprise information. How and why leading enterprises are leveraging these technologies to stop information leaks and improve compliance with regulations. How Proofpoint's approach to content monitoring and filtering lets you leverage the same infrastructure for both outbound and inbound message protection.
Best practices in intrusion prevention	2005-01-22 03:00:01	ZDNet
Detecting a network intrusion is great, but wouldn't your organization be better off if you could prevent such an intrusion from happening in the first place? That's where intrusion prevention systems come into play, and they're not just for large organizations anymore. Small and medium-sized businesses can also take advantage of this growing technology. In this ZDNet audiocast, we'll discuss the advantages of intrusion prevention systems and how organizations can determine which system may be right for them. This premium editorial content is underwritten by PCMall. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor.
Best Practices in Intrusion Prevention	2005-01-25 13:46:14
Detecting a network intrusion is great, but wouldn't your organization be better off if you could prevent such an intrusion from happening in the first place? That's where intrusion prevention systems come into play, and they're not just for large organizations anymore. Small and medium-sized businesses can also take advantage of this growing technology. In this ZDNet audiocast, we'll discuss the advantages of intrusion prevention systems and how organizations can determine which system may be right for them. This premium editorial content is underwritten by PCMall. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor.
Writing Secure Code: Best Practices (Part 2 of 2) ( Level 200)	20050107045609	Microsoft
Are you looking for effective strategies to defend against common security threats faced by application developers? In part two of this two-part series for experienced developers, you will continue learning more about established best practices for applying security principles throughout the development process. This webcast discusses common security threats faced by application developers, such as buffer overruns, cross-site scripting and denial of service attacks and how to effectively defend against these threats.
A Practical Guide to Virus Defense	20041012160841	ZDNet
Hundreds of new viruses are discovered each month, making virus defense an ongoing challenge. To combat this ever-changing and fast-moving threat, companies need to build a solid antivirus strategy. In this Audiocast, we discuss common virus entry points, types of antivirus software and what concrete steps your organization can take to prevent infection. This premium editorial content is underwritten by PCMall. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor.

Security

Featured Whitepapers

Member Login

Webcast: Maximizing Data Protection with Disk-Based Backup

HP Simply StorageWorks D2D Backup System

Industry Watch: Healthcare