Sword & Shield and our vendor partner, EventTracker by Prism Microsystems, will host a Lunch and Learn on Wednesday, May 23, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Porter’s Steakhouse in Chattanooga called, “SIEMs: Decoding the Mayhem.”
Bill Dean, Sword & Shield’s director of computer forensics and security assessments, will discuss how Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems can make a difference from a time and cost perspective when a computer security incident occurs.
A.N. Ananth, EventTracker’s CEO, will discuss how EventTracker’s SIEM product line can quickly and easily search through terabytes of log data to pinpoint critical events behind security and operational incidents.
About EventTracker
EventTracker is a security, compliance, and operations solution that provides a 360 degree view of your organization’s IT infrastructure. It is a comprehensive Security Incident Event Management (SIEM) solution that combines log management, log monitoring, log search, file integrity monitoring, system monitoring, reporting, analytics, and visualization for continuous monitoring of system logs, users, file changes, servers and desktops, all the way to USB and writeable media. EventTracker is designed to meet the security, compliance and operational needs of organizations with 100 to 10,000 devices in their infrastructure, protecting against inside and outside threats. Offering incremental scalability, EventTracker is a cost-effective and efficient solution, providing all the functionality and usability demanded by today’s IT security professionals.
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