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7724 N. Knoxville Rd
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Mt. Hawley Country Club
7724 N. Knoxville Rd
Peoria, IL 61614
Dangers of Social Networking
The Internet has always been about communication, but what began as simple text messages passed between computer research engineers has become a globally connected business and social arena. Social Media services and participation have exploded in popularity over the last few years, and everyone from pre-schoolers to senior citizens are spending more time than ever before in virtual communities online. Join us as we talk about how social media is changing the way we interact, and the implications it has on your privacy and security.
The Internet has always been about communication, but what began as simple text messages passed between computer research engineers has become a globally connected business and social arena. Social Media services and participation have exploded in popularity over the last few years, and everyone from pre-schoolers to senior citizens are spending more time than ever before in virtual communities online. Join us as we talk about how social media is changing the way we interact, and the implications it has on your privacy and security.
Cloud Computing
Penetration Test Vs. Risk Assesment
While millions of dollars are spent every year on security assessment services, many times the purchasers of these services don’t have a clear understanding of how Penetration Testing differs from a Risk Assessment. The goal of this talk is to help the audience better understand the methodologies, objectives, and regulatory requirements for both of these important IT security functions. The methodologies used for both types of assessments will be covered to include applicable frameworks, preparations, procedures, and reporting. I will highlight how the differing objectives of each function impact the decision of which evaluation is needed. Finally, I will give a brief overview of regulatory requirements as they relate to both Penetration Testing and Risk Assessments.
While millions of dollars are spent every year on security assessment services, many times the purchasers of these services don’t have a clear understanding of how Penetration Testing differs from a Risk Assessment. The goal of this talk is to help the audience better understand the methodologies, objectives, and regulatory requirements for both of these important IT security functions. The methodologies used for both types of assessments will be covered to include applicable frameworks, preparations, procedures, and reporting. I will highlight how the differing objectives of each function impact the decision of which evaluation is needed. Finally, I will give a brief overview of regulatory requirements as they relate to both Penetration Testing and Risk Assessments.
Challenges of Log Management System
Log and Event management is certainly not a new practice, however effectively consolidating this data and presenting it under a single pane of glass for analysis can be tricky. During our challenges of log management briefing we will discuss the key areas to consider in order to ensure that your log management practice provides adequate information for compliance reporting, troubleshooting, and threat resolution.
Log and Event management is certainly not a new practice, however effectively consolidating this data and presenting it under a single pane of glass for analysis can be tricky. During our challenges of log management briefing we will discuss the key areas to consider in order to ensure that your log management practice provides adequate information for compliance reporting, troubleshooting, and threat resolution.
Spam and Phishing Explained
Social Engineering
What is social engineering? An attacker uses their social skills to obtain or compromise information about an organization, its employees, or its computer system. This lecture will provide an in depth analysis of social engineering methodology and techniques used, address the business threats caused by attackers, and provide you with tips on how to avoid being a victim.
What is social engineering? An attacker uses their social skills to obtain or compromise information about an organization, its employees, or its computer system. This lecture will provide an in depth analysis of social engineering methodology and techniques used, address the business threats caused by attackers, and provide you with tips on how to avoid being a victim.
Office 2010 Demonstration
A computer loaded with Office 2010 will be available for a hands-on exhibit. CIAN, Inc. is a Gold-Certified Microsoft partner.
A computer loaded with Office 2010 will be available for a hands-on exhibit. CIAN, Inc. is a Gold-Certified Microsoft partner.