Endpoint Security Best Practices for Complying with FDCC Standards: Focus on Configuration Management, Endpoint Security, Government Agencies (U.S.), Government Information Security, Network Security, Regulatory Compliance, Security Threats, Windows Vista, Windows XP

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Endpoint Security Best Practices for Complying with FDCC Standards

sponsored by Lumension Security

Posted:	10 Jun 2008
Premiered:	01 Jun 2008
Format:	Multimedia
Length:	00:06:23 (hh:mm:ss)
Type:	Podcast
Language:	English

ABSTRACT:

The security of network endpoints is a critical aspect in the fight to protect sensitive information. For federal agencies, compliance with various regulations can mitigate the risk of government data breaches and decrease vulnerabilities where attacks are most likely to occur.

Listen to this podcast and learn about:

Key requirements of the Federal Desktop Core Configuration (FDCC) mandate and the Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP)
The driving forces behind the creation and adoption of FDCC and SCAP
How decreasing the number of configurations and attack vectors through standardization will improve the federal government's security posture
And much more

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