Enterprise businesses and IT leaders know that reactive remedies, niche fixes, and tackling discreet cyber threats are only a part of what it takes to build a formidable security strategy. It can be dangerous to focus myopically on individual challenges as today's businesses are constantly beset by new types of threats, from careless employees to large-scale and often silent attacks by increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
Ziff Davis Enterprise's 2008 Security Summit is designed to provide IT professionals like you key insights from today's leading security experts on implementing the next-generation enterprise security infrastructure strategies that will be best suited to meet the needs of your individual business. Our discussions will highlight the rising influence of Web 2.0 in the enterprise and evaluate the move toward broad-based security management and risk-based governance frameworks. This highly informative, invitation-only event — produced by our own eWEEK, Baseline, and CIO Insight publications — will also feature leading IT security end-users, expert panels, and a special "Self Defense Workshop" that includes newly released EWeek Labs research.
Don't wait for a security breach to get educated on information security. This is one conference your business truly can't afford to miss. Space is limited, so reserve your seat today.
Top Five Reasons You Should Attend the 2008 Ziff Davis Enterprise Security Summit:
- identify and manage the biggest holes in today 's most popular security solutions
- manage and leverage Web 2.0 technologies as part of your overall security strategy
- effectively implement SaaS as an IT security tool
- learn the essential steps to effective PCI compliance
- unbeatable networking and face-to-face access to today's security thought leaders
See You at the Summit!
Presentation Files:
Tuesday - April 15
Grand Hyatt New York
109 East 42nd Street at Grand Central Terminal
New York, New York
| Registration: | 7:30 AM |
| Start Time: | 8:30 AM |
| End Time: | 4:30 PM |
| Time Zone: | Eastern Time |