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Free Webinar:
5 Great Ideas to Avoid - Network Security POC Pitfalls
This webinar was originally broadcast on:
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 12:00 PM EDT / 9:00 AM PDT
Understanding that developing a proof of concept (POC) plan to better understand the benefits of vendor adaptation into your network is not without its pain points, IT organizations are being pushed to fast-track security tools and appliances in order to protect against the onslaught of advanced Cyber-threats that are taking down networks worldwide. POC’s carry with them high risks of functional failure, costs overruns, poor human resource allocation and missed deadlines.
In our latest webinar for POC planning, we share ideas for optimizing POC cycles in validating network security-in-layers. You’ll learn about:
- Defense-in-Depth Architecture
- Accelerate Technology Adoption
- Reduce Operational Risk
- Lower Cost of Operations
- Reduce Time-to-Protection Against Cyber-Threats
VSS Monitoring is the worldwide leader in Network Packet Broker technology serving over 1,700 customers Worldwide by optimizing security and performance tools in 1G/10G/40G networks with the vBroker® family of products.
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- Network Administrators
- Network Engineering
- CIO’s
- Chief Information Security Officers
- Chief Software Architects
- Chief Systems Architects
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- Database Administrators
- Information Technology Directors
- Corporate Security Directors
- Directors of Operations and Security
- Security Architecture and Network Advisors
- Information Technology Security Officers
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After the presentation, the event will be open for “live” Q&A. We encourage you to have your questions ready. All attendees will receive a FREE copy of “Network Packet Brokers for Dummies” E-book, which will give you practical information to help your organization save money and leverage network monitoring and security investments.
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Presenters
 Gordon Beith
Director of Product Management
VSS Monitoring
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 Leena Merciline
Senior Product Manager
VSS Monitoring
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Moderator
 Peter Bernstein
Senior Editor
TMCnet
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