Who's Touching Your Data, And What Are They Doing With It?

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Use this opportunity to learn more about how you can communicate to your customers that you have what it takes to help them monitor and protect their critical data " or "crown jewels" - for improved business operations.

Who's Touching Your Data, and What Are They Doing With It?....Staying Ahead of Hackers to Increase Customer Confidence

Headlines don't lie. Every day there are more stories about customers just like yours with major IT security breaches. We all know that data is the "crown jewel." A laptop is stolen, a wireless network is breached and the far reaching implications of data theft or manipulation, and compliance violations are whistling Dixie in the ear of your customer. Your customer is then whistling something unprintable to you. And this is not an imaginary scenario. The Identity Theft Resource Center counts more than 79 million records reported compromised in the United States through Dec. 18th of this year . That's a nearly fourfold increase from the nearly 20 million records reported in all of 2006.

In a world of IT security pitfalls and compliance loop holes, is there a better way to help your customers navigate the hazards of doing business everyday?

CMP Channel Senior Editor Edward F. Moltzen thinks there is, and invites you to join him and a panel of experts during this free NetSeminar where he'll discuss:

• Opportunities and challenges for Solution Providers as they engage customers on growing IT security and compliance concerns.
• The continuing and future impact of IT security rules and compliance requirements on security and best practices;
• Trends in database security and network threats and management, across vertical markets in all business segments;

Join Senior Editor Edward F. Moltzen LIVE on Thursday, January 24th at 11 am pt/ 2 pm et to participate in the presentation and Q&A. Use this opportunity to learn more about how you can communicate to your customers that you have what it takes to help them monitor and protect their critical data " or "crown jewels" - for improved business operations.