11:00 - 12:00 (GMT) | 5th December
FREE WEBINAR11:00 - 12:00 (GMT) | 5th December
FREE WEBINAR
FREE WEBINAR
FREE WEBINAR: Taming Enterprise Communications Security Architecture through Intelligent Data-Driven Analytics
A recent survey conducted by Oracle has shown that 66% of enterprises view security as a critical network challenge.
Join industry experts from Heavy Reading and Oracle for this free webinar to explore the current landscape of cyber threats facing enterprise communication networks, and lay out a blueprint for next generation security.
WEBINAR INFORMATION
👨🏽🏫 WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?
- How to improve security and service levels by using policy-based access controls across the enterprise
- Understand the current levels of cyber threats to enterprise, including Phishing, Spoofing, DDOS, TDOS, IRSF and Toll Fraud.
- Gain an overview of the cyber-criminal ecosystem
- Explore a hacker's process - from reconnaissance to attack
- The key tools and systems for next-gen security
👩💻 WEBINAR LOGISTICS
DATE: Wednesday 5 December 2018
TIME: 11:00am Greenwich Mean Time
DURATION: 1 Hour
FORMAT: Live session followed by Q&A
Audience members may arrive 15 minutes in advance of this time.
Compatible with Windows, Apple and Android
📝 KEY WEBINAR TAKEAWAYS
- The benefits of intelligently managing traffic at the perimeter of the network
- How companies can be consistent in the implementation of security and centralized monitoring and control in today’s enterprise networks
- Creation of modern, distributed, software-driven architecture for more secure and resilient networks
- Why modernizing and re-architecting enterprise networks that accommodate dynamic workloads and diverse traffic flows are key to supporting the cloud-centric environment
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