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Fact or Fiction: Building Upon Existing Compliance Infrastructure To Meet New Obligations - Expert Podcast
sponsored by Information Security Magazine

Posted:	24 Jul 2007
Premiered:	23 Jul 2007, 09:00 EDT (13:00 GMT)
Format:	Audio
Type:	Podcast
Language:	English

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ABSTRACT: Regulatory and contractual compliance are issues that all companies face. And there's no lack of vendor hype; each claims to offer the "silver bullet" for solving compliance woes. Although no single tool can "deliver" compliance, technologies such as identity management, encryption, system management, database auditing and monitoring, among others, provide a mix of preventive and detective capabilities that lay a firm foundation. But what technologies really work? The Podcast featured here will help answer this important question and show you which technologies to consider when managing compliance initiatives. Learn more about the best compliance technologies available and listen to the Podcast. In a fast-paced "fact or fiction" format, Burton Group's Trent Henry will discuss the must-have compliance technologies and how an organization can piggy-back existing infrastructure to satisfy the regulators.

SPEAKER: Trent Henry Vice President and Research Director, Burton Group Trent is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) with over 15 years of experience in information technology. His past work includes PKI industry security management and technology research, Internet server and protocol product development, and operations leadership of large-scale network and distributed systems deployments. Trent's professional experience includes Identrus, Digital Signature Trust, Ameritech, and Apple Computer.

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