Security Management, Incident Handling and Response, and Presented at Mid-Atlantic Regional Conferences

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Centralizing and Analyzing Security Events: Deploying Security Information Management Systems

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Title:

Centralizing and Analyzing Security Events: Deploying Security Information Management Systems (ID: MAC07041)

Author(s):

Lynn Ray (Towson University)

Origin:

Presented at Mid-Atlantic Regional Conferences (01/18/2007)

Type:

Presentations/Speeches

Abstract:

Attacks on computer resources are more complex. It is increasingly difficult to quickly and effectively collect, analyze, and respond to security events. This presentation will demonstrate the use of security information management systems and offer an improved means to identify and respond to security threats.

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http://www.educause.edu/ir/library/powerpoint/MAC07041.pps

Security Information Management

Creating a Secure University: Technology, Policies, Education, and Culture

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Title:

Creating a Secure University: Technology, Policies, Education, and Culture (ID: MAC0337)

Author(s):

Joy R. Hughes (George Mason University) and Randy Marchany (Virginia Tech)

Origin:

Contributed by the Security Task Force, Presented at Mid-Atlantic Regional Conferences (2003)

Type:

Presentations/Speeches

Abstract:

The open environment of a university seems to preclude taking the measures needed to secure its technology infrastructure, yet a few universities have managed to greatly decrease their vulnerability to attacks. This seminar provides practical strategies for securing your college or university. Strategies presented include (1) developing a practical acceptable-use policy and integrating the enforcement into existing university functions, (2) creating a viable risk analysis process for use across all university departments, (3) developing security awareness among all members of the university community, and (4) developing an effective incident response capability. Seminar participants will work with the presenters on designing solutions to real-world security problems.

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