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Join IBM Internet Security Systems at Interop Las Vegas 2007 
Booth 810, Mandalay Bay Convention Center, May 20-25 

Join IBM Internet Security Systems (ISS) at Interop Las Vegas 2007 at booth 810 as 
we roll out the new Proventia Network Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) GX6116,
our latest addition to the Proventia protection platform. This innovative product will help ensure business value by optimizing your security and network operations through the
pre-emptive protection that safeguards critical business resources.

Click here to learn more.

**Click here for an Interop podcast with IBM ISS X-Force Director Kris Lamb, recorded May 25, 2007. Kris discusses the changing nature of cyber-criminals, the greatest threats facing networks today, and the vulnerabilities network managers should take into consideration for the future. Kris' podcast is the seventh from the top and runs 23 minutes.

**Click here for an archived Interop podcast with IBM ISS Business Line Manager for Network Products Greg Adams, recorded May 8, 2006. Adams discusses the importance
of partnerships and the nature of the overall network continuity market as seen from a company that has chosen to maintain a focus on the protection of the network, its applications, and data.

And you won't want to miss this year's IBM-ISS presenters:  

Tom Noonan, General Manager, IBM Internet Security Systems

Keynote Address
Topic: Security Innovation Drives Business Value
Tues. May 22, 2007
1:00-2:15 p.m.
Mandalay Bay Ballroom    

 Download the transcript here (110 kb)

 Watch the video here

  

Josh Corman, Host Protection Architect, IBM Internet Security Systems

Session Speaker
Topic: There's a Hole in the Bucket: A Framework for Solving Data Leakage, Dear Liza
Wed. May 23, 2007
4:15-5:00 p.m.
Mandalay Bay K

Topic: The threat has Evolved. Have your defenses?
Thurs. May 24, 2007
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Lagoon F

There's a Hole in the Bucket: A Framework for Solving Data Leakage, Dear Liza

As numerous recent breaches have proven, effective data security is a complex and often overlooked piece of enterprise security. This session will acquaint attendees with the building blocks for a comprehensive data security strategy. This session will construct an objective framework for both understanding and design, covering data discovery, encryption, and forensics.

 Download the transcript here (2 mb)

The threat has Evolved. Have your defenses?

As IT departments stand guard for the next worm, targeted malcode, rootkits and ransomware are infiltrating the network on a regular basis. Without understanding the nature of these continually evolving threats, companies remain woefully unprotected by an inferior AV model and legacy defenses. This session will examine why these legacy defenses are insufficient and offer advice for how to discern which protection strategies remain poignant, which are outdated, and even those that may now be liabilities to security efforts. This session will use bleeding edge examples to help conquer the enemy and make antiquated defenses a thing of the past.

 Download the transcript here (2.85 mb)

Eric Hanselman, CISSP, Network Protection Architect, IBM Internet Security Systems

Session Speaker
Topic: There's a Hole in the Bucket: A Framework for Solving Data Leakage, Dear Liza
Wed. May 23, 2007
4:15-5:00 p.m.
Mandalay Bay K

 

There's a Hole in the Bucket: A Framework for Solving Data Leakage, Dear Liza

As numerous recent breaches have proven, effective data security is a complex and often overlooked piece of enterprise security. This session will acquaint attendees with the building blocks for a comprehensive data security strategy. This session will construct an objective framework for both understanding and design, covering data discovery, encryption, and forensics.

  Download the transcript here (2 mb)