RSA Conference 2006 |
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Show Daily, Online Edition
San Jose, CA
Feb. 13 -- Feb. 17, 2006
| INTERVIEWS |
Inside the new CA
When Toby Weiss takes the stage at the RSA conference today for a keynote address, he'll be representing a new CA. The changes are subtle -- an abbreviated corporate name and a strong focus on enterprise IT management. Weiss, senior vice president and general manager of security solutions, gave us some insight into what CA is up to.
The sensation over automation
In his RSA Conference keynote address Thursday, Internet Security Systems' CEO Tom Noonan plans to discuss his vision of how multiple layers of security can be integrated to provide tighter protection, reduced costs and regulatory compliance. We got a preview.
RSA CEO: Federation has been a disappointment
In the 10 years since Art Coviello took over as CEO of RSA Security, the company's revenues have swelled to $305 million for fiscal 2004, and the RSA Conference has grown into the information security industry's premiere gathering. We caught up with Coviello to learn more about where RSA and the conference are heading.
Has perimeter security become obsolete?
Tatu Ylönen explains how attacks against integrated applications could cause widespread damage, and how the program he created is being used to counter the threat today.
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Application and Platform Security,
Database Security Management,
Software Development Methodology,
Web Security Tools and Best Practices,
Web Application Security,
Biometric Technology,
Enterprise Identity and Access Management,
User Authentication Services,
Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO),
PKI and Digital Certificates,
Security Token and Smart Card Technology,
Active Directory and LDAP Security,
Identity Management Technology and Strategy,
Enterprise User Provisioning Tools,
Web Authentication and Access Control,
DMZ Setup and Configuration,
NAC and Endpoint Security Management,
Enterprise Network Security,
VLAN Security Management,
UTM Appliances and Strategies,
Network Security: Tools, Products, Software,
Network Firewalls, Routers and Switches,
Client security,
Secure Remote Access,
Network Device Management,
Network Intrusion Detection and Analysis,
Denial of Service (DoS) Attack Prevention,
Network Intrusion Detection (IDS),
Network Intrusion Prevention (IPS),
Security Event Management,
Monitoring Network Traffic and Network Forensics,
IPsec VPN Security,
Secure VPN Setup and Configuration,
SSL and TLS VPN Security,
Wireless Network Security: Setup and Tools,
Wireless LAN Design and Setup,
Wireless Network Protocols and Standards,
Alternative OS security: Mac, Linux, Unix, etc.,
Operating System Security,
Handheld and Mobile Device Security Best Practices,
Data Analysis and Classification,
Enterprise Data Protection,
Disk Encryption and File Encryption,
Enterprise Vulnerability Management,
Vulnerability Risk Assessment,
Configuration Management Planning,
Security Patch Management,
Security Testing and Ethical Hacking,
COBIT,
Security Audit, Compliance and Standards,
HIPAA,
Data Privacy and Protection,
Sarbanes-Oxley Act,
Information Security Laws, Investigations and Ethics,
Information Security Management,
Security Industry Market Trends, Predictions and Forecasts,
IT Security Audits,
Information Security Incident Response,
Malware, Viruses, Trojans and Spyware,
Information Security Threats,
Application Attacks (Buffer Overflows, Cross-Site Scripting),
Security Awareness Training and Internal Threats,
Enterprise Risk Management: Metrics and Assessments,
Information Security Policies, Procedures and Guidelines,
Network Protocols and Security,
Password Management and Policy,
Email Security Guidelines, Encryption and Appliances,
Email Protection,
Web Browser Security,
Windows Security: Alerts, Updates and Best Practices,
Identity Theft and Data Security Breaches,
Hacker Tools and Techniques: Underground Sites and Hacking Groups,
Email and Messaging Threats (spam, phishing, instant messaging),
Web Server Threats and Countermeasures,
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