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Practical Security: Solutions for a Challenging Business Environment

It comes as no surprise that today’s economy poses difficulty for security pro’s everywhere. Layoffs. Mergers. Emerging Threats. Rogue Insiders. Profit-motivated Hackers. Web 2.0.  With limited budgets and resources, keeping your company off the front pages has never been more challenging. Not to mention, compliance requirements can’t be tabled in a recession and it is your responsibility to keep pace with the ever-changing regulations.

On a positive note, security is relatively recession-proof.  According to a recent survey conducted by the editors of Information Security Magazine Online and SearchSecurity.com, results projected only 2% of security budgets would be negatively impacted throughout 2009. But in a time where every penny is scrutinized, you must efficiently prioritize your security initiatives.

That's why we created Information Security Decisions, an independent complimentary security conference with multiple tracks designed to address today's toughest threat vectors and help you communicate risk effectively to your executive leadership team. Join over 12 independent experts with years of practical real-world experience, as they share advice and best practices on how to address key security concerns in the current economic landscape.

Information Security Decisions provides you with the latest information on new threats, technologies and solutions to help you prepare for an uncertain future. Attend and return to the office with the knowledge of how to:

• Understand how to apply operational metrics to your security program and lock down security funding
• Prepare for new regulations that will increase your compliance burden
• Recognize the top 5 actions you must take for data protection and how to implement a successful data security program
• Apply existing security tools to protect the application layer
• Examine attack patterns that have included the use of careful social engineering, elaborate malware, the web ecosystem, and the increased precision of modern attacks
• Develop, implement and enforce a security policy for web 2.0 technologies

Plus, our multi-track format allows you to tailor the agenda to suit your needs; in-depth tracks cover: emerging threats, governance, risk and compliance, network security, data protection and access control.

Register online to gain free admission or call Ryan Hawley at 508-621-5594 to reserve your seat today!