Your Network Security Isn't Good Enough Anymore
Today’s threats—and networks—are dynamic. Unfortunately, most security offered to date has been static—leaving you blind to the network.
In this seminar, Martin Roesch, Founder and CTO of Sourcefire® and Creator of Snort® will clearly show why today’s network security isn’t getting the job done. He will point out why network security must be intelligent to be effective—providing full network visibility, relevant context, and automated impact assessment and IPS tuning. Mr. Roesch will also show why network security must adapt to dynamic networks and threats in real time. Finally, he will share some of his vision on where network security is heading in the future.
Your network security solution may be new, but chances are it is based on outdated assumptions. How can you truly protect your network if you can’t see what is running on it, don’t know what to protect, and can’t identify the threats facing you?
Don’t you owe it to yourself and your organization to attend this seminar and then audit your network security capabilities? Please select the date below to register.
Webinars/webcasts
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Archived Webinars/webcasts
Security in ISP Networks - Sourcefire and Crossbeam Telecom Webinar with Light Reading Click here to access the webcast | Martin Roesch, CTO and Founder, Sourcefire; Throop Wilder, Co-Founder and VP of Corporate Strategy, Crossbeam System
Marty Roesch and Throop Wilder jointly presented a Light Reading webinar entitled "Is the Achilles Heel of the Core Network Your Employees?" Light Reading is the leading source for technology and financial analysis for the communications industry. Access the webcast
Building a Real-Time, Adaptive Security Infrastructure Click here to access the webcast | Gartner Research VP Neil MacDonald and Sourcefire Founder and CTO Martin Roesch
Archived webcast covering the topics:
Characteristics of adaptive security, and the influences driving it
Security processes most critical to application security
Sources of intelligence
The benefits of adaptive security
How virtualization affects demand for adaptive security and the challenges that come with it
Security 3.0: Are You Ready? Click here to download the MP3 podcast | Gartner Research VP John Pescatore and Sourcefire Founder and CTO Martin Roesch
In this 37-minute presentation, you will learn what Security 3.0 is, how it can benefit your organization, and what it takes to get there. You will also learn how to leverage Enterprise Threat Management (ETM) technologies to protect your organization before, during, and after an attack.
Security 3.0 is about getting out of a reactive mode and into a proactive mode by building security everywhere it can be. Security 3.0 allows you to see the likelihood of new threats and determine the solutions that you will need.
By watching this Webcast, you will:
Discover how to prepare for all phases of the threat continuum
Learn in detail what ETM is
Find out how to build up security before, during, and after an attack
Learn how to increase your traffic but not your threat risk
Discover the role of network and user intelligence
Hear about the role of Vulnerability Assessment (VA) in ETM
Enterprise Threat Management (ETM): Bringing Security Together Through Intelligence Archived webcast | presented by David Thomason, Sourcefire's Director of Security Engineering
While IT security spending has been on the increase in recent years, unfortunately so have vulnerabilities and successful attacks. Enterprises are still being infected with undetected, targeted malware—evading traditional perimeter and host defenses. Professional hackers are in it for the profit now and are creating sophisticated ways to steal data without being detected. Employees are unintentionally—and intentionally—creating new vulnerabilities all the time. Just throwing more money at the IT security problem is no longer the solution. As a result, more and more risk, compliance, and security professionals are turning to a new holistic, security approach which unifies IPS, Network Behavior Analysis (NBA), Network Access Control (NAC), and Vulnerability Assessment technologies—through intelligence—under one management console. This approach is called "Enterprise Threat Management (ETM)." By providing actionable threat, endpoint, network, and user intelligence, the Sourcefire 3D™ System delivers continuous ETM and compliance enforcement. It also determines the potential risk a threat specifically has to your network—allowing you to easily prioritize the daily flood of security alerts and identify the most critical events. You spend your time on the events that may impact your organization, not chasing false positives and negatives. With ETM and the Sourcefire 3D System, you get effective and efficient network security before, during, and after an attack. access the webcast
SANS What Works in Intrusion Prevention and Detection Case Studies Archived Webcasts and Case Study Reprints
SANS What Works in Intrusion Prevention: Peering Deeply into the Network at Weill Cornell Medical College
An inability to see deep inside its network to determine security weaknesses and other potential concerns prompted Weill Cornell Medical College to seek an intrusion detection system. The Snort rules community helped to put
Sourcefire at the top of the pile, but it was the RNA (Real-time Network Awareness) option, which provides even greater insight and reduces false positives, that closed the deal. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
SANS What Works in Intrusion Prevention: Improving Network Visibility at GraceKennedy
Webcast overview: a need for increased visibility into its diverse network prompted GraceKennedy's security team to seek an intrusion detection system. They found a solution that met all their needs and offered great tech support, as well as a component that could establish a network activity baseline and another that included a top vulnerability scanner for the same price as other solutions they tried. GraceKennedy is one of the Caribbean's largest and most dynamic corporate entities. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
PCI, Global Compliance and Log Management at TransUnion
TransUnion, one of the three credit reporting companies, is a global leader in financial information management. Learn of how they addressed the need to streamline sensor management and also to delve deeply into IDS alerts. The Sourcefire solution helped TransUnion respond only to genuine alerts and saved a great deal of time in many ways, while the excellent technical
support providing another perk. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
Exploring Passive Analysis and White Lists with XanGo
XanGo, LLC is a recognized category creator as the first company to market a premium mangosteen beverage, XanGo® Juice, to consumers worldwide. To come up from scratch on PCI compliance, XanGo needed a reporting tool that would show auditors a consistent history of logs. In addition, the new senior network engineer knew he wanted IPS capabilities for a planned expansion. The solution he found met those requirements and other features, like RNA's passive scanning, allowed him to get a solid baseline on network segment activity. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
Drilling Down into Alert Data with FXall
FXall is the leading provider of automated trading and workflow solutions for foreign exchange and treasury products. Facing a large infrastructure expansion, FXall needed to upgrade to an IDS solution with advanced reporting capabilities, met FXall’s reporting requirements, and offered a tool that helped to validate the IDS alerts and increase the level of confidence that an attack is
being properly identified. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
Monitoring Unique Network Traffic with Retail Decicions
Retail Decisions, a fuel card operator and leader in card fraud prevention and payment processing, wanted to be proactive in further securing its customer interfacing systems. Its security team began looking for an intrusion detection and prevention system (IDS/IPS) that would be highly tunable to monitor its diverse traffic created by many custom applications. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
Defending Government Security with Unisys
Information overload from thousands of Intrusion Detection Systems (IDSes), firewalls and malicious logic sensors prompted Unisys to look for technology that would help it weed out noise from millions of alerts per day and turn events into actionable information. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
Real-time Network Awareness Creates a Greater State of Confidence (State Agency)
An Interview with a CISO from a State Agency on the benefits of implementing the Sourcefire 3D System. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
PCI Compliance and IPS with BankersBankCard Services (BBCS/TIB)
An Interview with Greg Clayton and Michael Morgan of BankersBank Card Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of TIB(The Independent BankersBank), on using Snort and Sourcefire. Greg and Michael have been responsible for implementing a security solution in compliance with the VISA / MasterCard Processing Card Industry Data Security Standard (previously called VISA CISP). view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
HIPAA Compliance and IPS with Sisters of Charity Providence Hospitals
Jon Postiglione of Sisters of Charity Providence Hospitals tells how his company dealt with the SQL worm and provides solid proof of the value of intrusion prevention and detection systems in identifying the source of attacks on their systems. The system they chose protected their network and facilitated HIPAA Compliance. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
Intrusion Prevention/Detection with AutoTrader.com
If you are concerned about identifying the cyber attacks on your network that matter and filtering out the false positives, please join us for an interview with Matthew Keogler of AutoTrader.com. He's found an innovative and effective technique of focusing his efforts on the most important attacks. view webcast | Sourcefire reprint PDF
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