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ON DEMAND WEBCAST!
Monitoring and Mitigating Network Threats: Implementing a Zero Tolerance Safety Net
sponsored by Q1 Labs and Foundry Networks
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ABSTRACT:
Most network security teams face the same daily challenges and questions: How do we keep up with constantly evolving internal and external threats? What technologies should we deploy to detect these threats and protect our corporate network?
Although no single solution can provide complete protection against threats, a converged network security management framework combined with application-level flow data can significantly improve the detection of security incidents that threaten your networked assets.
Q1 Labs' QRadar™ network security management solution enables enterprises to leverage Foundry Network's embedded sFlow® standard for flow collection. While QRadar converges typically disparate network and security monitoring technologies into one solution, sFlow enables a deeper understanding of user activity than the information provided by less detailed NetFlow records.
Organizations that deploy QRadar can gain a significant advantage in threat detection through the integration between QRadar with networking devices from Foundry that provide application-level sFlow® records. Join us on this webcast and learn how the combined
Q1 Labs/Foundry solution will enable your organization to:
- Obtain an enterprise-wide view of network security,
including internal network activities
- Support compliance requirements
- Increase operational efficiencies
- Detect threats that may be missed by traditional security products
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Speakers
Tom Turner
VP Marketing & Channels, Q1 Labs
Tom Turner has security industry experience with early stage and enterprise companies. Prior to joining Q1 Labs, Tom served as director of marketing for endpoint security at Cisco Systems where he helped elevate the company to the #2 position in the host-based IDS/IDP market. Prior to Cisco, Turner was vice president of marketing for OKENA, Inc., where he and CEO Shaun McConnon pioneered the intrusion prevention market and led the company to its successful acquisition by Cisco.
James Kwon
Foundry Networks
James Kwon is the Product Marketing Manager for Security, Network Management System and Wireless LAN product lines at Foundry Networks. Prior to joining Foundry, Mr. Kwon held a marketing position with Symbol Technologies. Mr. Kwon holds an MS degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Southern California.
David Strom
President, David Strom Inc.
David Strom is one of the leading experts on network and Internet technologies and has written and spoken extensively on the topic for nearly 20 years. He has had several editorial management positions for both print and online properties in the enthusiast, gaming, IT, network, channel, and electronics industries
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