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In the final part of this series, Mike Rothman, analyst with Securosis, takes the steps and enforcement controls discussed from parts 1 and 2 and examines how to build a real-world, defense-in-depth security program – one that is sustainable and one the does not impede business productivity.
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Endpoint Security Fundamentals: Part 3Building the Endpoint
Security Program
Today’s Speakers
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Mike RothmanAnalyst and PresidentSecurosis, LLC
Jeff HughesDirector, Solution MarketingLumension
Endpoint Security Fundamentals
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The Endpoint Security Program
•Managing Expectations
•Defining Success
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User Training
Can we get them through the hoop?
The world is a dynamic place. Feedback Loops keep things current.
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Feedback Loops
•Confirm the Attack
•Contain the Damage
•Post-Mortem
Incident Response
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What will make the auditor go away as quickly as
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Compliance Reporting
Summary•Technology nor controls are effective without
the structure of a program
•Your success is based on how well you manage expectations (and how well you respond to incidents)
•The Program must evolve through constant assessment of feedback
•Unless you can substantiate it, it didn’t happen
Q&A
Resources and Tools
• Endpoint Security Fundamentals Resource Center• http://www.lumension.com/Resources/eBooks/Endpoint-Security-Fundamentals.aspx
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