“Corporate Network Security” – Are we really Safe? - Nearly 672 electronic records containing confidential information are compromised every 5 minutes. Some exposure of data is accidental, caused by administrative errors, insider abuse, stolen equipment and the like. Other times it comes from cyber thieves or disgruntled employees. Although immediate access to global networks makes it easier to conduct business, it also makes sensitive information more vulnerable to cyber thieves. Today’s hackers are skillful and stealthy, able to identify and exploit the slightest network vulnerability to break and enter, steal valuable data, and leave without a trace.
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“Corporate Network Security” – Are we really Safe?

2008/04/06 09:55

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Nearly 672 electronic records containing confidential information are compromised every 5 minutes. Some exposure of data is accidental, caused by administrative errors, insider abuse, stolen equipment and the like. Other times it comes from cyber thieves or disgruntled employees. Although immediate access to global networks makes it easier to conduct business, it also makes sensitive information more vulnerable to cyber thieves. Today’s hackers are skillful and stealthy, able to identify and exploit the slightest network vulnerability to break and enter, steal valuable data, and leave
“Corporate Network Security” – Are we really Safe?
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without a trace. As a result, security experts speculate that government agencies and enterprise businesses alike will have to implement more comprehensive and multifaceted security strategies to keep up with the perpetrators and further protect their sensitive data.

Please join us at our two-day premier leadership event focusing on: • Responding to the challenge of protecting sensitive data • Leading causes of data loss • The benefits of protecting sensitive data • Security threats to Web 2.0 • IT Security awareness among the public • Best practices in securing networks • Protecting your company from the malware epidemic • Emerging security technology

WHO WILL ATTEND: This conference is created for Chief Security Officers, Chief Technology Officers, Chief Information Security Officers, Directors and Managers representing Retail, Financial Institutes, Manufacturing Companies and Universities.

Key Titles: • Network Security • Internet Security • Information Technology • Data Security Analyst • Technical Operations • Security Administrator • Security Engineer • Security Specialist Please call ASAP to be placed on the priority invitation list. This Leadership Event is by exclusive invitation only!

For more information, please contact Akin Akinsanya. Akin Akinsanya, National Events Manager, Corporate Network Security Initiatives , Active Communications International, 700 W. Virginia Street, Milwaukee, WI 53204, Phone: (414) 221-1700 Ext. 137, Fax: (414) 765-0638, Cell: (414) 349-3142, aakinsanya@acius.net, “Think Security!”



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