Join NitroSecuritys CTO, Michael Leland, and Paul Stamp, Principle Analyst at Forrester Research, for a discussion on how to increase IT security with better infrastructure visibility.

Join logging experts from LogLogic and ESG as we identify best practices for developing a log data warehouse for information asset protection and compliance.

You will hear first hand from industry experts Evan Schuman, Tony Bradley and PCI auditors from LogLogic as we identify some of the biggest PCI challenges facing retailers today and best practices for PCI Compliance. You will also gain insight on how to create a Log Data Warehouse that will enable you to successfully complete your next PCI audit and go beyond the audit to improve Enterprise Security, operations and compliance.

You will hear first hand from industry experts Evan Schuman, Tony Bradley and PCI auditors from LogLogic as we identify some of the biggest PCI challenges facing retailers today and best practices for PCI Compliance. You will also gain insight on how to create a Log Data Warehouse that will enable you to successfully complete your next PCI audit and go beyond the audit to improve Enterprise Security, operations and compliance.

PCI (Payment Card Industry) compliance continues to place new demands on businesses to protect cardholder data and the integrity of payment systems. This mandate does not just expect companies to pass an audit to ensure PCI compliance - it expects a business to implement a strategy for continuous compliance.

Consumer phishing e-mails over the past 2 years have nearly doubled since 2004, costing the financial services industry almost $2.8 billion in 2006, according to Gartner. In response, regulators have transferred the responsibility for enforcement to banks and financial institutions via increased disclosure requirements. Learn how one leading global institution -- UBS -- is responding to this additional regulatory scrutiny by deploying a holistic strategy to protect its customers and brand online.

Security experts understand the importance of a well formulated incident response capability in answering compliance and security mandates - but few have the proper tools in place to actually develop one. Compliance and information protection mandates requires more than simply generating trouble tickets or manually assembling audit samples, it requires true incident response where once an issue is identified or suspected, the security team has the ability to quickly and thoroughly investigate, validate, and if necessary remediate. New forensics practices and next generation log management and intelligence (LMI) are reducing the cost and complexity of addressing security and compliance incidents and moving Enterprises to Continuous Compliance with regulations (SOX, HIPAA, GLBA), industry mandates (PCI) and IT controls (COBIT, ITIL, ISO) Hear how these multiple SC Magazine Award winners are working with Enterprises to: Define forensics & LMI best practices - Integrating people, processes, and technology into a seamless forensics and compliance program Achieve Continuous Compliance and rapid incident response through best-in-class incident response and forensics Deploy next generation log management and intelligence and host-based investigative technologies as a standard operating procedure for incident response and compliance investigations.

Consumers have good reasons for serious concerns about identity theft -- it is the fastest-growing type of crime in the US. Today's attacks are becoming far more sophisticated and targeted in nature, and designed for financial gain. While retail organizations have adopted IT security best-practices in the form of the Payment Card Industry Standard (PCI) to protect payment data - the most successful IT professionals are asking is this enough?

If your organization is required to manage event logs for Sarbanes Oxley, PCI, GLBA, HIPAA or NERC, you won't want to miss this important discussion on compliance best practices. How does your organization determine how much log data is retained, for how long, and why?