The document discusses using hard disk encryption and Novell SecureLogin to protect enterprise data. It describes the challenges of protecting data at rest and in transit. It also discusses regulations and consequences of security breaches. The document then summarizes hardware and software encryption solutions and considerations for implementing encryption on different device types and operating systems. It provides an overview of Novell SecureLogin and demonstrates its use with Microsoft Active Directory and hard disk encryption.
Consolidation Planning: Getting the Most from Your Virtualization InitiativeNovell
During this session, you'll get an in-depth look at the principles and best practices of planning a server consolidation project. You will learn how to ensure projects meet goals such as minimizing new hardware purchases or rack space, how and when to use different strategies such as scale up versus scale out, and how to prove those goals were met after the project is finished.
Archiving and e-Discovery for Novell GroupWiseNovell
With an increase in regulations and internal policies governing data retention, e-mail has come into the spotlight. In fact, securing and preserving e-mail data is more important than ever before. Attend this session to hear the perspective of a legal expert in e-mail archiving and e-Discovery. We'll also discuss the options available for addressing this need through our partners, many of whom have significant expertise in this area.
Installing and Configuring Novell ConferencingNovell
An investment in Novell Conferencing delivers immediate payback by helping you reduce the costs and downtime involved in employee travel. Attend this session to learn how you can install and configure the product and begin realizing value right out of the box. This advanced technical session will cover installation steps, configuration tips and tricks, and detailed recommendations for managing this innovative conferencing solution so you can start saving immediately.
Speaker: Prakash Khot CTO
Dimdim
Migrate from Red Hat to SUSE Linux Enterprise ServerNovell
This session will discuss issues that arise when migrating from Red Hat Enterprise Linux to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The session will focus on tools and techniques that can be used in aiding the migration, covering basic migration issues, analysis of the installation base, and moving third-party applications from Red Hat to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The session will also briefly touch on the Novell Expanded Support program.
Novell SecureLogin Installation, Deployment, Lifecycle Management and Trouble...Novell
Facing installation problems? Not sure where to get the list of registries required? Need a tool to generate your own configuration files? Need a technical note to ensure that you proceed with installation, deployment and usage of Novell SecureLogin with ease? Not sure what the SecureLogin log means or how to use it?
If you’re running into challenges installing SecureLogin or just need to know what to do when it’s not working correctly, attend this session to get all the tips and tricks from product developers and Novell Technical Services. The session will provide installation and configuration guidance, including:
• How to use the SecureLogin config tool
• How to generate and customize your response file
• How to customize your installation
• How to complete a single-click install
• And much more
You will also learn what to do when issues with SecureLogin arise. Novell technical support presenters will cover common problems seen in support, available tools and how to use them, and specific troubleshooting steps that will help you keep SecureLogin running smoothly in your environment. You'll also learn what to do when these measures fail and what to have ready when you call support.
Novell ZENworks technologies have been in use for over a decade, and the future has never been brighter. This session will focus on Novell ZENworks Configuration Management and the upcoming version 11 release. It will also cover new developments in the product line, such as Linux device management, advanced power management tools and integrated endpoint security capabilities. Finally, we'll provide a roadmap review that details upcoming releases for other products in the Endpoint Management portfolio.
The document provides guidance on effective processes for migrating device software to Linux. It discusses selecting a commercial Linux distribution to focus resources on application software rather than operating system development. The document outlines a methodology for Linux migration projects, including defining success metrics, assessing risks, and addressing impacts to the software development environment. Project phases discussed are startup, requirements, and design, with emphasis on configuration management, testing practices, and flowing requirements to architectural components.
Implementing and Proving Compliance Tactics with Novell Compliance Management...Novell
The document discusses Novell's Compliance Management Platform and Identity Tracking Solution. It provides an overview of the platform's modular compliance and governance offerings. It then describes the Identity Tracking Solution, which includes pre-configured reports, rules, collectors and other resources in Sentinel to help manage user identities and track security events. The document outlines the suggested environment, installation process, types of events that can be collected, example correlation rules and the dashboard and detailed reports that are available. It concludes with a demonstration of various use cases that can be analyzed with the Identity Tracking Solution.
Consolidation Planning: Getting the Most from Your Virtualization InitiativeNovell
During this session, you'll get an in-depth look at the principles and best practices of planning a server consolidation project. You will learn how to ensure projects meet goals such as minimizing new hardware purchases or rack space, how and when to use different strategies such as scale up versus scale out, and how to prove those goals were met after the project is finished.
Archiving and e-Discovery for Novell GroupWiseNovell
With an increase in regulations and internal policies governing data retention, e-mail has come into the spotlight. In fact, securing and preserving e-mail data is more important than ever before. Attend this session to hear the perspective of a legal expert in e-mail archiving and e-Discovery. We'll also discuss the options available for addressing this need through our partners, many of whom have significant expertise in this area.
Installing and Configuring Novell ConferencingNovell
An investment in Novell Conferencing delivers immediate payback by helping you reduce the costs and downtime involved in employee travel. Attend this session to learn how you can install and configure the product and begin realizing value right out of the box. This advanced technical session will cover installation steps, configuration tips and tricks, and detailed recommendations for managing this innovative conferencing solution so you can start saving immediately.
Speaker: Prakash Khot CTO
Dimdim
Migrate from Red Hat to SUSE Linux Enterprise ServerNovell
This session will discuss issues that arise when migrating from Red Hat Enterprise Linux to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The session will focus on tools and techniques that can be used in aiding the migration, covering basic migration issues, analysis of the installation base, and moving third-party applications from Red Hat to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. The session will also briefly touch on the Novell Expanded Support program.
Novell SecureLogin Installation, Deployment, Lifecycle Management and Trouble...Novell
Facing installation problems? Not sure where to get the list of registries required? Need a tool to generate your own configuration files? Need a technical note to ensure that you proceed with installation, deployment and usage of Novell SecureLogin with ease? Not sure what the SecureLogin log means or how to use it?
If you’re running into challenges installing SecureLogin or just need to know what to do when it’s not working correctly, attend this session to get all the tips and tricks from product developers and Novell Technical Services. The session will provide installation and configuration guidance, including:
• How to use the SecureLogin config tool
• How to generate and customize your response file
• How to customize your installation
• How to complete a single-click install
• And much more
You will also learn what to do when issues with SecureLogin arise. Novell technical support presenters will cover common problems seen in support, available tools and how to use them, and specific troubleshooting steps that will help you keep SecureLogin running smoothly in your environment. You'll also learn what to do when these measures fail and what to have ready when you call support.
Novell ZENworks technologies have been in use for over a decade, and the future has never been brighter. This session will focus on Novell ZENworks Configuration Management and the upcoming version 11 release. It will also cover new developments in the product line, such as Linux device management, advanced power management tools and integrated endpoint security capabilities. Finally, we'll provide a roadmap review that details upcoming releases for other products in the Endpoint Management portfolio.
The document provides guidance on effective processes for migrating device software to Linux. It discusses selecting a commercial Linux distribution to focus resources on application software rather than operating system development. The document outlines a methodology for Linux migration projects, including defining success metrics, assessing risks, and addressing impacts to the software development environment. Project phases discussed are startup, requirements, and design, with emphasis on configuration management, testing practices, and flowing requirements to architectural components.
Implementing and Proving Compliance Tactics with Novell Compliance Management...Novell
The document discusses Novell's Compliance Management Platform and Identity Tracking Solution. It provides an overview of the platform's modular compliance and governance offerings. It then describes the Identity Tracking Solution, which includes pre-configured reports, rules, collectors and other resources in Sentinel to help manage user identities and track security events. The document outlines the suggested environment, installation process, types of events that can be collected, example correlation rules and the dashboard and detailed reports that are available. It concludes with a demonstration of various use cases that can be analyzed with the Identity Tracking Solution.
The document discusses new features and updates to Novell's iPrint printing solution for Linux environments. It covers Windows 7 support, printer driver profiles that allow pre-configuring driver settings, automatic driver/profile updates, accounting integration, and tools for troubleshooting and migrating existing iPrint configurations. The presentation provides information on implementing and using these various iPrint capabilities.
Upgrading from NetWare to Novell Open Enterprise Server on Linux: The Novell ...Novell
Benefit from the hard-won experience gained by Novell Consulting in dozens of Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 upgrades. In this session, we will discuss the methodologies successfully used with both large and small customers. We'll also discuss prerequisites, environmental preparation, migration strategies and post-migration cleanup. Handouts containing a pre-migration discovery survey and a migration checklist will be provided.
Novell iFolder 3.8: A Simple, Secure File Access SolutionNovell
This session will provide everything you need to know to deploy Novell iFolder 3.8—as well as a look at its latest set of rich features. Showcasing iFolder in single-server, multi-server and cluster deployments, we'll demonstrate iFolder as load balancer and iFolder in a Storage Area Network on Fiber Channel. You'll also hear about new iFolder features like Active Directory integration, pass phrase recovery, platform support and more.
Lessons Learned: Novell Open Enterprise Server Upgrades Made EasyNovell
You've read the documentation, played in the lab, and now you're ready to jump in and upgrade your NetWare environment to Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 on Linux. Attend this session to glean a final few best practices and to learn how to make the most of the migration tools included in the product. You'll also learn about the various pitfalls encountered during real-world upgrades, as well as the solutions used to resolve them.
Applying Novell Identity Manager to Your Everyday ProblemsNovell
The document discusses Novell Identity Manager and its web services capabilities. It provides an overview of the Identity Manager architecture, including its event-based system and use of connectors. It then describes the various identity web services available, including provisioning, role management, password management, and others. It also demonstrates how to enable the test pages for these services and discusses implementing custom identity services using workflows.
Novell filr customer slides richard lindstedtGWAVA
The document discusses challenges with cloud file services and mobile access to corporate files. It introduces Novell Filr as a solution that allows secure mobile access to files stored on corporate file servers through a single interface. Key features of Novell Filr include integrating home directories and file servers while honoring access controls, and providing a consistent experience across devices. The document provides examples of how Novell Filr could address use cases for mobile workers and sharing files.
This session will explore what happens after server consolidation: Workload profiles change, usage patterns change, and resource utilization goes up and down. During this session, we will discuss how the storage footprint changes, and what used to be ideally optimized isn't anymore.
You will learn how to quantify the gap between resource allocation and actual usage, how to recover and redeploy excess capacity, and how to find common virtual machine configuration mistakes that can degrade overall performance.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z SP1 Novell
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP 1 provides enhancements to scalability, reliability, systems management, interoperability, security, and support for IBM System z mainframes. New features in SP 1 include support for suspend/resume of instances, automatic IPL after system dumps, improved DS8000 storage support, and exploitation of new System z cryptographic hardware. SUSE remains the leading Linux distribution for IBM mainframes with an estimated 81.9% market share.
Run Book Automation with PlateSpin OrchestrateNovell
his session will describe how to use PlateSpin Orchestrate for tasks beyond virtualization management. Run Book Automation can support the IT operation in a variety of processes, including monitoring, ticket enrichment, problem diagnosis, change and repair, optimization and virtualization, system management and disaster recovery. IDC predicts that data center management will be required to implement higher automation in all fields of system operation.
This session will show what the typical use cases for Run Book Automation are, how PlateSpin Orchestrate fits the requirement for an automation implementation platform, and where in the enterprise IT infrastructure it can be implemented organically and in manageable steps.
A number of implementation examples, such as a disaster recovery implementation for SAP components, prove that automation is not necessarily a huge step, and that even limited projects can lead to a quick return on investment. Implementation details in code and project examples, a technical demo and a tour of the existing example code will conclude the session.
Securing Your Endpoints Using Novell ZENworks Endpoint Security ManagementNovell
Endpoint security is one of the greatest concerns on the minds of senior management today. Protecting your data and controlling how systems access resources is of the utmost importance. You must take actions to protect your infrastructure while ensuring your employees can continue to perform their jobs effectively and efficiently. Come to this session to learn how you can leverage the power of Novell ZENworks Endpoint Security Management across your enterprise to achieve this delicate balance—so you and the rest of your organization can sleep at night.
Maintaining deployed software systems is one of the most challenging processes in enterprise IT. As software systems are deployed, they compound management and maintenance burdens for IT personnel. Systems that are not maintained correctly can result in increased downtime and expenses. Software appliances are no different. But during this session we'll show you simple and easy it is to use the tools that help you keep your software appliances up to date. You will learn how to handle the authentication, entitlement and access controls required to distribute updates. We will show you a framework for remote appliance configuration. And finally, you will learn how to meet unique remote appliance management needs.
Integrating Apple Macs Using Novell TechnologiesNovell
Apple Macs continue to increase in popularity and make up an increasingly large percentage of enterprise desktops. In this session, we'll explore the various Novell products and technologies that can be used to integrate Macs into your environment. You'll leave with a clear understanding of the issues involved and the options available to support the Mac user community in a Novell environment. You'll also have a chance to discuss suggestions for improving on this support.
This document summarizes new features in Citrix XenDesktop and XenApp releases in Q1 and Q2 of 2012. Key updates include Personal vDisk for VDI, optimized unified communications, and new HDX 3D Pro deep compression. XenDesktop 5.6 Feature Pack 1 and XenApp 6.5 Feature Pack 1 were released in Q2 2012, adding capabilities like Remote PC, universal printing, and mobile app access. Integration with Microsoft System Center 2012 also provides seamless management of physical and virtual desktops.
The document introduces Filr, a next generation file experience from Novell that provides simple, social, and mobile file sharing capabilities. It summarizes Filr's key features such as allowing access to file servers using CIFS or NCP, syncing files to devices, and enabling team collaboration through file sharing and social features. Filr can be deployed on-premises or in hybrid cloud environments to give users access to files across different directories and domains.
Ugly Storage Made Sexy in Novell Open Enterprise Server and Windows EnvironmentsNovell
Let's face it: storage isn't sexy. In fact, it can be a huge challenge. But you can't just make it go away. So why not try and make the best of a bad situation? Join us for this session if you're responsible for planning or managing storage for your enterprise. You'll see how the new Novell File Management Suite can help you clean up your unstructured data and transform storage from a bane to a boon for IT productivity.
Dell Networking Wired, Wireless and Security Solutions LabDell World
The Dell Networking wired, wireless and security solutions lab demonstrates employee and guest wireless access with policies and content filtering. Each lab station represents a remote site, incorporating a SonicWALL TZ300 for security, an X-Series X1008P or X1018P switch for Ethernet connectivity, and an Instant Access Point IAP-205 for wireless device access. Learn more: http://dell.com/networking
Integrating Novell Teaming within Your Existing InfrastructureNovell
So you've decided to implement Novell Teaming, but how do you use it to leverage your existing environment to the fullest extent? Using product demonstrations, this session will how you how to configure authentication against existing LDAP directories; how to integrate with Novell GroupWise, Exchange or other e-mail systems; and how to expose existing document stores so they can be searched and accessed through the Novell Teaming interface.
Data Securities Corporate Technology Information Presentationguestf018d88
Data Securities is a complete biometric security solutions provider offering various products:
- Inflexis identity management system for biometric secure login, file encryption, and mobile authentication.
- Biotracker access control system uses biometrics to authenticate visitors and employees for building and site security.
- Biotimeclock uses biometrics for time and attendance tracking to prevent buddy punching and identity fraud.
- Completed SDK solutions like Bio-Plugin and Bio-SnapOn allow easy integration of fingerprint biometrics into applications without development.
- Physical security products include card, biometric, and multi-factor access control systems along with central station monitoring.
Data Securities Corporate Technology Information PresentationData Securities
Data Securities is a complete biometric security solutions provider. They offer various biometric products including:
- Inflexis identity management system for secure user authentication through fingerprint biometrics.
- Biotracker system for access management and monitoring of sites, buildings, and facilities through fingerprint biometrics.
- Biotimeclock for employee time tracking and prevention of buddy punching through fingerprint biometrics.
- Completed SDK and API solutions like Bio-Plugin and Bio-SnapOn that allow easy integration of fingerprint biometrics into existing software applications without extensive development.
- Physical security systems like card access, biometric access, and multi-technology access systems along with central station monitoring services.
The document discusses trends in IT security innovations and solutions. It covers topics like mobility raising security issues, common security problems in enterprises, and the need for monitoring systems, encryption, and network visibility solutions to address vulnerabilities. The presentation promotes specific products from SpectorSoft, PGP, and Lumension that can help with monitoring, encryption, and network access control.
The document discusses new features and updates to Novell's iPrint printing solution for Linux environments. It covers Windows 7 support, printer driver profiles that allow pre-configuring driver settings, automatic driver/profile updates, accounting integration, and tools for troubleshooting and migrating existing iPrint configurations. The presentation provides information on implementing and using these various iPrint capabilities.
Upgrading from NetWare to Novell Open Enterprise Server on Linux: The Novell ...Novell
Benefit from the hard-won experience gained by Novell Consulting in dozens of Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 upgrades. In this session, we will discuss the methodologies successfully used with both large and small customers. We'll also discuss prerequisites, environmental preparation, migration strategies and post-migration cleanup. Handouts containing a pre-migration discovery survey and a migration checklist will be provided.
Novell iFolder 3.8: A Simple, Secure File Access SolutionNovell
This session will provide everything you need to know to deploy Novell iFolder 3.8—as well as a look at its latest set of rich features. Showcasing iFolder in single-server, multi-server and cluster deployments, we'll demonstrate iFolder as load balancer and iFolder in a Storage Area Network on Fiber Channel. You'll also hear about new iFolder features like Active Directory integration, pass phrase recovery, platform support and more.
Lessons Learned: Novell Open Enterprise Server Upgrades Made EasyNovell
You've read the documentation, played in the lab, and now you're ready to jump in and upgrade your NetWare environment to Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 on Linux. Attend this session to glean a final few best practices and to learn how to make the most of the migration tools included in the product. You'll also learn about the various pitfalls encountered during real-world upgrades, as well as the solutions used to resolve them.
Applying Novell Identity Manager to Your Everyday ProblemsNovell
The document discusses Novell Identity Manager and its web services capabilities. It provides an overview of the Identity Manager architecture, including its event-based system and use of connectors. It then describes the various identity web services available, including provisioning, role management, password management, and others. It also demonstrates how to enable the test pages for these services and discusses implementing custom identity services using workflows.
Novell filr customer slides richard lindstedtGWAVA
The document discusses challenges with cloud file services and mobile access to corporate files. It introduces Novell Filr as a solution that allows secure mobile access to files stored on corporate file servers through a single interface. Key features of Novell Filr include integrating home directories and file servers while honoring access controls, and providing a consistent experience across devices. The document provides examples of how Novell Filr could address use cases for mobile workers and sharing files.
This session will explore what happens after server consolidation: Workload profiles change, usage patterns change, and resource utilization goes up and down. During this session, we will discuss how the storage footprint changes, and what used to be ideally optimized isn't anymore.
You will learn how to quantify the gap between resource allocation and actual usage, how to recover and redeploy excess capacity, and how to find common virtual machine configuration mistakes that can degrade overall performance.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z SP1 Novell
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP 1 provides enhancements to scalability, reliability, systems management, interoperability, security, and support for IBM System z mainframes. New features in SP 1 include support for suspend/resume of instances, automatic IPL after system dumps, improved DS8000 storage support, and exploitation of new System z cryptographic hardware. SUSE remains the leading Linux distribution for IBM mainframes with an estimated 81.9% market share.
Run Book Automation with PlateSpin OrchestrateNovell
his session will describe how to use PlateSpin Orchestrate for tasks beyond virtualization management. Run Book Automation can support the IT operation in a variety of processes, including monitoring, ticket enrichment, problem diagnosis, change and repair, optimization and virtualization, system management and disaster recovery. IDC predicts that data center management will be required to implement higher automation in all fields of system operation.
This session will show what the typical use cases for Run Book Automation are, how PlateSpin Orchestrate fits the requirement for an automation implementation platform, and where in the enterprise IT infrastructure it can be implemented organically and in manageable steps.
A number of implementation examples, such as a disaster recovery implementation for SAP components, prove that automation is not necessarily a huge step, and that even limited projects can lead to a quick return on investment. Implementation details in code and project examples, a technical demo and a tour of the existing example code will conclude the session.
Securing Your Endpoints Using Novell ZENworks Endpoint Security ManagementNovell
Endpoint security is one of the greatest concerns on the minds of senior management today. Protecting your data and controlling how systems access resources is of the utmost importance. You must take actions to protect your infrastructure while ensuring your employees can continue to perform their jobs effectively and efficiently. Come to this session to learn how you can leverage the power of Novell ZENworks Endpoint Security Management across your enterprise to achieve this delicate balance—so you and the rest of your organization can sleep at night.
Maintaining deployed software systems is one of the most challenging processes in enterprise IT. As software systems are deployed, they compound management and maintenance burdens for IT personnel. Systems that are not maintained correctly can result in increased downtime and expenses. Software appliances are no different. But during this session we'll show you simple and easy it is to use the tools that help you keep your software appliances up to date. You will learn how to handle the authentication, entitlement and access controls required to distribute updates. We will show you a framework for remote appliance configuration. And finally, you will learn how to meet unique remote appliance management needs.
Integrating Apple Macs Using Novell TechnologiesNovell
Apple Macs continue to increase in popularity and make up an increasingly large percentage of enterprise desktops. In this session, we'll explore the various Novell products and technologies that can be used to integrate Macs into your environment. You'll leave with a clear understanding of the issues involved and the options available to support the Mac user community in a Novell environment. You'll also have a chance to discuss suggestions for improving on this support.
This document summarizes new features in Citrix XenDesktop and XenApp releases in Q1 and Q2 of 2012. Key updates include Personal vDisk for VDI, optimized unified communications, and new HDX 3D Pro deep compression. XenDesktop 5.6 Feature Pack 1 and XenApp 6.5 Feature Pack 1 were released in Q2 2012, adding capabilities like Remote PC, universal printing, and mobile app access. Integration with Microsoft System Center 2012 also provides seamless management of physical and virtual desktops.
The document introduces Filr, a next generation file experience from Novell that provides simple, social, and mobile file sharing capabilities. It summarizes Filr's key features such as allowing access to file servers using CIFS or NCP, syncing files to devices, and enabling team collaboration through file sharing and social features. Filr can be deployed on-premises or in hybrid cloud environments to give users access to files across different directories and domains.
Ugly Storage Made Sexy in Novell Open Enterprise Server and Windows EnvironmentsNovell
Let's face it: storage isn't sexy. In fact, it can be a huge challenge. But you can't just make it go away. So why not try and make the best of a bad situation? Join us for this session if you're responsible for planning or managing storage for your enterprise. You'll see how the new Novell File Management Suite can help you clean up your unstructured data and transform storage from a bane to a boon for IT productivity.
Dell Networking Wired, Wireless and Security Solutions LabDell World
The Dell Networking wired, wireless and security solutions lab demonstrates employee and guest wireless access with policies and content filtering. Each lab station represents a remote site, incorporating a SonicWALL TZ300 for security, an X-Series X1008P or X1018P switch for Ethernet connectivity, and an Instant Access Point IAP-205 for wireless device access. Learn more: http://dell.com/networking
Integrating Novell Teaming within Your Existing InfrastructureNovell
So you've decided to implement Novell Teaming, but how do you use it to leverage your existing environment to the fullest extent? Using product demonstrations, this session will how you how to configure authentication against existing LDAP directories; how to integrate with Novell GroupWise, Exchange or other e-mail systems; and how to expose existing document stores so they can be searched and accessed through the Novell Teaming interface.
Data Securities Corporate Technology Information Presentationguestf018d88
Data Securities is a complete biometric security solutions provider offering various products:
- Inflexis identity management system for biometric secure login, file encryption, and mobile authentication.
- Biotracker access control system uses biometrics to authenticate visitors and employees for building and site security.
- Biotimeclock uses biometrics for time and attendance tracking to prevent buddy punching and identity fraud.
- Completed SDK solutions like Bio-Plugin and Bio-SnapOn allow easy integration of fingerprint biometrics into applications without development.
- Physical security products include card, biometric, and multi-factor access control systems along with central station monitoring.
Data Securities Corporate Technology Information PresentationData Securities
Data Securities is a complete biometric security solutions provider. They offer various biometric products including:
- Inflexis identity management system for secure user authentication through fingerprint biometrics.
- Biotracker system for access management and monitoring of sites, buildings, and facilities through fingerprint biometrics.
- Biotimeclock for employee time tracking and prevention of buddy punching through fingerprint biometrics.
- Completed SDK and API solutions like Bio-Plugin and Bio-SnapOn that allow easy integration of fingerprint biometrics into existing software applications without extensive development.
- Physical security systems like card access, biometric access, and multi-technology access systems along with central station monitoring services.
The document discusses trends in IT security innovations and solutions. It covers topics like mobility raising security issues, common security problems in enterprises, and the need for monitoring systems, encryption, and network visibility solutions to address vulnerabilities. The presentation promotes specific products from SpectorSoft, PGP, and Lumension that can help with monitoring, encryption, and network access control.
Keeping data private and secure has always been a business imperative for data privacy and regulatory compliance reasons, and as businesses seriously consider migrating to the cloud, data security is one of the most significant concerns. Once data is moved to the cloud, it becomes vulnerable to a number of new threats, and data security must be addressed jointly by the cloud provider and the customer itself. In our presentation we will discuss the shared responsibility module, review the pros and cons of current approaches to cloud data security, and discuss new and emerging technologies such as split-key encryption and partially homomorphic key encryption that enables organizations to maintain data privacy in a public cloud environment.
This presentation brought to you by Ariel Dan, Co-Founder VP sales & Marketing at Porticor cloud security.
Meeting the business and technical challenges of today's organizations requires an architectural approach. The Cisco Borderless Network Architecture is the technical architecture that allows organizations to connect anyone, anywhere, anytime, and on any device - securely, reliably, and seamlessly. It is built on an infrastructure of scalable and resilient hardware and software. Components of the architecture come together to build network systems that span your organization from network access to the cloud. Intelligent network, endpoint, and user services provide the flexibility, speed, and scale to support new devices, applications, and deployment models.
The impact of the consumerization of IT and mobility cannot be understated. The impact that these two key business elements have on the evolution of Enterprise Architecture and for Service Provider's ability to offer services to Enterprises, Governments, and Consumers will be addressed in this webinar. We will talk about the importance of the shift and movement of the secure network edge leads to a very close examination of the changing threat vectors and vulnerabilities impacting your businesses today. We will also detail service delivery and consumption on the three 'service horizons,' (Mobile Endpoint and CPE, Virtualized Network Edge/Data Center Edge, and the Cloud).
Symantec Corp. expanded its encryption solution set with the introduction of Symantec PGP Viewer for iOS, which enables mobile workers to view encrypted email on an Apple iPad, iPhone, or iTouch, and a new version of Symantec Endpoint Encryption Full Disk Edition. This new version features management capabilities for Opal-compliant, self-encrypting hard drives, allowing organizations to oversee hybrid environments involving hardware and software-based encryption solutions deployed in tandem.
Come gestire l'encryption dei dati con SKLMLuigi Perrone
The document discusses IBM's Key Lifecycle Manager (SKLM) software solution for centralized encryption key management. SKLM can manage encryption keys for various devices including tape drives, disk storage arrays, databases, and cloud storage. The document provides an overview of SKLM's capabilities and deployment options for both distributed and z/OS environments.
Garantire la confidenzialità delle informazioni: la soluzione PGP per l'Encry...Symantec Italia
This document discusses the PGP Encryption Platform solution for ensuring data confidentiality. It provides an overview of the PGP architecture, which offers a centralized solution for managing encryption applications through the PGP Universal Server. The architecture allows for key lifecycle management, storage, and authentication/auditing through the existing infrastructure. It also presents a real-world case example of how the PGP products can be implemented within an organization.
The document provides an overview of iOS application security from the perspective of a penetration tester. It discusses topics such as intercepting communications, reverse engineering apps, hooking the runtime, transport security issues like weak SSL cipher suites, and risks with how apps store data on devices like using plain text. The speaker is a co-founder of a security company and has found vulnerabilities in Apple software and apps in the past.
PKI in DevOps: How to Deploy Certificate Automation within CI/CDDevOps.com
DevOps and CI/CD make for faster code releases, but they also create new challenges for security practices. Think about TLS and code-signing certificates. Almost every component in CI/CD – binaries, builds, web servers and containers – needs certificates to authenticate and verify trust, but traditional PKI processes just can't scale in DevOps environments.
Join Keyfactor and Infinite Ranges to learn how PKI and certificate management fits within the CI/CD pipeline and why an integrated and automated approach is key to success. In this webinar, we'll discuss:
How applications in the DevOps toolchain use PKI (i.e. Jenkins, Kubernetes, Istio, etc.)
The risks of unmanaged or untracked certificates in DevOps environments
Best practices to support visibility, compliance and automation of certificates in CI/CD
Windows RT devices can be used in corporate environments if managed properly. Windows RT provides limited management capabilities compared to full Windows devices, but supports application deployment and some policy enforcement through Intune and ConfigMgr. Key challenges include application delivery restrictions, limited VPN configuration options, and lack of remote control and software metering capabilities. Proper infrastructure like Intune, ConfigMgr and VPN servers is required to securely connect and manage Windows RT devices in an enterprise.
Bloombase Spitfire Link Encryptor Server BrochureBloombase
Bloombase Spitfire Link Encryptor is a network security appliance that encrypts sensitive data during replication between data centers over metropolitan or wide area networks. It transparently encrypts outbound data from the primary site and decrypts incoming encrypted data at the secondary site. It can also encrypt traffic between business partners' networks. Deployment is easy and transparent to existing systems. It uses proven cryptography and can be managed remotely through a web-based console.
The document summarizes a security POC conducted by the ODCA to test provider assurance requirements for different cloud assurance levels (bronze, silver, gold, platinum). It discusses the challenges in implementing the requirements, outlines the testing methodology used, and summarizes the results and impact. Currently, no service providers are meeting all the requirements for gold-level assurance. The POC highlighted the need to refine both the usage models and RFP requirements to better enable adoption of these tiered security offerings.
Secrets management has come a long way - from simple credentials kept in code to KMS tools to privileged access management and then secrets vaults. Digital transformation is still a thing in 2021, and since we’re all using multiple clouds, Kubernetes, and moving towards microservices and serverless architectures, the right tool for the right job is that much more important, especially when it comes to securing your infrastructure and applications.
This talk will discuss some of the history of the movement toward best practices in password, token, key, and credential management, including HSMs, KMSs, PAMs, and PKI management. Finally, how secrets management became a MUST for DevOps and security teams of all enterprises, and why the right tool needs to be cloud agnostic, cloud-native, integrable with any DevOps pipelines and infinitely scalable.
Hitachi ID Password Manager (formerly P-Synch): Lower cost, improve service a...Hitachi ID Systems, Inc.
Hitachi ID Password Manager:
Managing the User Lifecycle Across On-Premises and Cloud-Hosted Applications.
Integrated credential management for users: passwords, encryption keys, tokens, smart cards and more.
http://hitachi-id.com/
1. Manuel Offenberg of Seagate discussed securing data at the edge using RISC-V and Keystone enclaves to protect data during creation and movement.
2. OpenTitan can provide another layer of trust by securing the root of trust.
3. Endpoint security is crucial for ensuring overall data integrity and trustworthiness when significant data is being generated at billions of sensors and IoT devices.
1. Manuel Offenberg of Seagate discussed securing data at the edge using RISC-V and Keystone enclaves to protect data during creation and movement.
2. OpenTitan can provide another layer of trust by securing the root of trust.
3. Endpoint security is crucial for ensuring overall data integrity and trustworthiness when significant data is being generated at billions of sensors and IoT devices.
Anil Kumar Mullapudi is seeking a challenging role in IT infrastructure management. He has over 3 years of experience as a technical consultant and NOC engineer. His skills include administering Linux, Windows, networks, AWS, monitoring tools like Nagios and Copper Egg. He is Red Hat and Windows Server certified. His experience includes projects with CipherCloud, GSS Infotech, and Euler Hermes involving tasks like installing servers, managing storage, security, monitoring, troubleshooting, documentation.
The document discusses different options for providing mobile file access and sharing for employees. Consumer-grade cloud services are easy for users but lack security controls. Enterprise cloud services provide more security but require duplicating management efforts and often have empty data repositories. Hybrid cloud/on-premise solutions have similar issues and still require separate storage and management. The best option is an on-premise, file system integrated solution that leverages existing files, systems, processes and controls rather than requiring new infrastructure and management.
This document summarizes a class on social media tips, tricks, and planning. The class agenda covers tips and tricks, exercises, engagement, and planning. It then discusses social media goals for Novell, including engaging customers, becoming thought leaders, supporting marketing goals, and providing customer support on social media. Finally, it outlines steps for creating a social media plan, including setting goals, identifying channels, assessing content needs, making connections, creating campaigns, and building a timeline.
The document summarizes various social media tools and platforms discussed in a class about social media marketing beyond the major platforms. It covers Novell communities, blogs, technical communities, social bookmarking, and multimedia platforms. For each topic, it provides examples like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Novell forums, WordPress, Slashdot, Toolbox, Digg, Delicious, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Slideshare, and Flickr.
This document summarizes Class 2 of a social media marketing course. It discusses the "big three" social networks - Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. For each network, it provides background information, member demographics, traffic trends, etiquette guidelines, and strategies for using the networks. It also lists 9 actions companies can take on each network, such as updating statuses, following competitors, sharing content, and connecting with customers. The class ends with assigning homework to engage with one of the social networks.
The document summarizes an introductory class on social media and inbound marketing. It discusses key topics like the principles of Web 2.0, what social media and inbound marketing are, content strategies for social media, and how to engage and connect with audiences on social platforms. The class covered frameworks for social media programs and channels like blogs, videos and social networks that can be used.
This document summarizes Class 2 of a social media marketing course. It discusses the "big three" social networks - Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. For each network, it provides background information, member demographics, traffic trends, etiquette guidelines, and strategies for using the networks. It also lists 9 actions companies can take on each network, such as updating statuses, following competitors, sharing content, and connecting with customers. The class ends with assigning homework to engage with one of the social networks.
The document discusses LinkedIn and provides 15 tips for using the professional social media platform. It begins with an overview of LinkedIn, including its founding, user base, and purpose for professional networking. It then gives demographics of typical LinkedIn users and etiquette guidelines. The bulk of the document lists 15 specific actions users can take on LinkedIn to build their profile, engage with connections, participate in groups, and get involved in answering questions. It concludes with recommendations for tools and resources to help automate and learn more about using LinkedIn.
The document outlines 15 things users can do on Twitter, from beginning to advanced uses. It recommends that beginning users follow Novell, coworkers, and someone fun. Intermediate users are advised to use a Twitter client, set up searches, and retweet others. Advanced uses include creating lists, attending tweetups, and checking influence metrics. The document provides guidance on effective use of Twitter for sharing information.
The document discusses social media and provides guidance for Novell's use of social media. It outlines the explosive growth of social media and defines key concepts like Web 2.0, inbound marketing, and online communities. It then gives Novell's social media mission, guidelines, and 7 things employees can do to get started with social media, such as following Novell accounts, reading blogs, checking competitors, and spreading word about Novell.
Strategies for sharing and commenting in social mediaNovell
The document discusses strategies for participating in social media conversations. It outlines the benefits of social media participation such as meeting people, building personal brands, and learning. It then describes types of social media participants and provides a model for building communities by listening, talking, energizing, supporting and embracing. The document concludes by providing seven ways to join conversations in social media and seven things to consider before posting, with advice about representing your company appropriately and adding value to discussions.
Information Security & Compliance in Healthcare: Beyond HIPAA and HITECHNovell
The document discusses challenges around information security, privacy and compliance in the healthcare industry. It notes that traditional approaches are not adequate due to the complexity of healthcare systems and data. It advocates for a new integrated approach that can correlate log and event data across operations, security, compliance and privacy domains. This will help address issues around user identity management and privacy regulations like HIPAA, HITECH and meaningful use requirements.
Intelligent workload management enables organizations to manage computing resources across physical, virtual and cloud environments in a policy-driven, secure and compliant manner to deliver business services to end customers. Intelligent workloads are policy-driven, secure, and compliant and can move across environments while maintaining security controls and understanding compliance requirements. WorkloadIQ provides products and solutions to build, secure, manage and measure workloads across different environments.
The document discusses the importance of identity management in modern computing environments. It argues that identity should serve as the foundation for securing access across devices, applications, and cloud-based services. With identity as the core, enterprises can better balance flexibility, compliance, and security when resources are distributed across different systems. The identity-infused enterprise model allows organizations to leverage existing identity investments to enhance control, visibility, and compliance across hybrid computing environments.
Shining the Enterprise Light on Shades of SocialNovell
2010 has brought an explosion of new social tools to the market, creating a drone of news and conversation that artificially singles out “social” as a stand-alone solution—and for enterprises, a solution to what? When you peel back the category “social,” what capabilities are we really talking about and which ones are missing when it comes to forming a solution that can truly help people in the workplace be more effective?
Learn how to cut through the noise and gain a framework for thinking about the relevance of new tools to their workplace objectives and workplace realities. Attendees will leave this session with a better understanding of use cases and best practices as well as guidance for determining whether a given solution is worth exploring for their enterprise.
This document discusses strategic IT issues for demanding businesses in the 21st century. It addresses topics such as cost reduction, disaster recovery, green IT, compliance, SLAs, and data deduplication. It also covers trends in physical, virtual, and cloud utilization. The document provides information on migrating server workloads to the cloud and consuming cloud services. It discusses intelligent workload management across physical, virtual, and cloud environments to deliver business services.
Virtual Appliances: Simplifying Application Deployment and Accelerating Your ...Novell
Virtual appliances are the wave of the future, declares IDC, because appliances dramatically simplify application deployment and accelerate the shift to cloud computing. Learn how the landmark strategic partnership between Novell and VMware is delivering innovative appliance versions of VMware products running on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and how it can help you move your applications to the cloud. See an exciting demonstration of Novell's award-winning SUSE Studio appliance construction tool, used by software vendors to build appliances in minutes for on-premise and cloud environments, and by enterprises to quickly create optimized Linux image builds. The session will also cover Novell's industry-leading lifecycle management capabilities for appliances. If you're a software vendor, you will leave this session with new ideas on how to simplify delivery of your software, perform appliance lifecycle management and extend your applications to the cloud. If you're an end-user organization, you will learn how to reduce the time spent creating and updating core OS images by 90 percent or more.
That’s right…in a recent IDC report, they tell customers don’t “move” to the cloud, “embrace” it. They also tell customers, don’t even consider the cloud without an identity strategy. That’s where WorkloadIQ comes in. In this session you will learn how WorkloadIQ, Novell’s differentiated approach to intelligent workload management, will help you infuse identity and management into your environment. Come see how together Novell and VMware will allow you to not only embrace the cloud, but also ensure that it’s manageable, secure and compliant. This will include demonstrations of brand new WorkloadIQ products - Novell Cloud Security Service, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for VMware, Novell Identity Manager 4, and Novell Cloud Manager along with VMware technologies.
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