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SANS returns to Brussels with world-class information security training

Four essential SANS classes in central Brussels taught by industry experts

UK: SANS’ European expansion continues with a return to Belgium in February 2014. SANS Brussels presents four essential security training courses covering network penetration testing, forensic investigations, intrusion detection and security essentials including the recently enhanced SEC503: Intrusion Detection In-Depth. SANS Brussels 2014 runs from Monday 17^th till Saturday 22^nd of February 2014 at the Renaissance Brussels Hotel with discounts available for early registration.

: DAWN NICHOLLS; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 25 November 2013 11:15

Hybrid Solutions Signal Shift in Physical Security Market

Nothing raises my ire more than paying the monthly bill for my TV services. Considering the few kids channels we use, the occasional football match, nature channel show, or daily news, it always seems that I’m paying for way more than I need. When I question my provider about it, the answer is always the same: “Why don’t you just pick from one of our great packages?" But who needs 15 foreign language channels and endless cooking shows. It seems there’s always a trade-off – give up the shows I want to watch or pay more for the ones I don’t want or need.

: EREZ GOLDSTEIN, SENIOR PRODUCT MARKETING MANAGER, NICE; Viewpoints; Posted On Monday, 25 November 2013 11:13

Survey results for DDoS protection services: What really matters to e-commerce companies

HOLLYWOOD, FL: Prolexic, the global leader in Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection services, announced today the results of a survey of global e-Commerce companies who were asked about DDoS protection and the effectiveness of different types of DDoS mitigation services. The industry report, DDoS Protection Services: What Really Matters to e-Commerce Companies.

: The Editorial Team; Case Studies; Posted On Monday, 25 November 2013 11:11

Always picking on the little ones…small businesses need technical excellence

SMEs are exposed to exactly the same IT threats as large corporations; the Internet makes no distinctions. However, where international corporations employ large teams dedicated specifically to IT security, an SME must do what it can with much smaller budgets. An attack would also have much more serious consequences, as theft of intellectual property or downtime could spell the end for a smaller business.