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Topic: The Past, Present, and Future of Risk Assessments

Moderator John Sterlicchi Infosecurity Magazine	Panelist Michael Gregg Villanova University	Panelist Svetlana Hristozova Marketing Manager Villanova University Online

Description:
Join noted author and security expert Michael Gregg on June 24th to learn more about how risk assessments are changing to meet evolving security needs.

You’ll travel through time with Mr. Gregg to explore the progression of IS Security problems. For example, in the not too distant past, risk assessments were performed to counter attacks that were designed for glory and fame (Nimda, Code Red and SQL Slammer). These early attacks required massive amounts of time for cleanup and repair and relied on defensive technologies.

In today’s information age, attack vectors have changed. More recent incidents are financial in nature. Yesterday's virus is today's custom malware; while denial of service attacks have been
replaced with botnets.

Learn how this evolving threat has forced organizations to view risk assessments differently and develop new techniques. Get the essential solutions every IS and IT professional needs to counter current and future threats.

Who should attend:
Any IT or business professional interested in IS Security and assessing risk to an organization.

This Webinar will:

• Teach you more about how risk assessments are changing to meet evolving security needs. You’ll also discover the latest security solutions to safeguard your company’s ever-changing needs.
• Give you insight into the progression of IS Security issues. Plus, you’ll learn how this evolving threat has forced organizations to view risk assessments differently and develop new techniques.
• Provide you with the essential solutions every IS and IT professional needs to counter current and future threats.

CISSPs and SSCPs can receive 1 CPE credit for attending this webinar. You can earn the credit by simply specifying your number on the registration form and correctly answering 3 multiple choice polling questions about the program at the end of the event.