The recent rising tide of data leakage, information technology targeted attacks and thefts coupled with the wavering economy, has revealed the necessity for clear-cut, security strategies and economical solutions.

Are you concerned that a malware attack will put your business at risk? What can you do to protect your business against these changing threats with limited budgets and resources?

Join security expert Chester Wisniewski at our free half-day seminar to learn more about the changing threat landscape and get practical advice on threat protection strategies. He'll present a live threat demonstration that explores the various ways that threats are exploiting your endpoints and the simplicity of how it is done.

Admission is FREE but seating is limited. Apply today.

Session 1: PCI: Setting the Stage for Success

Compliance is a necessity for all organizations in the payment process, but how far do merchants need to go in addressing PCI requirements? In this session, Diana Kelley and Ed Moyle walk you through the payment lifecycle; the role of issues, acquirers, merchants and duce costs, and they provide an explanation of compensating controls and when to use them. Return to the office with straight answers to the following questions:

• Who has to comply with PCI DSS?
• Which companies have to validate the requirements?
• What does the process entail?
• What does it mean to scope the audit environment for improved efficiency?
• When, where, and how to use compensating controls?

Session 2: The PCI Audit: Requirements 1-6

In this session, Ed Moyle and Diana Kelley review the first six requirements for PCI while addressing changes between 1.1 and 1.2. Learn strategies for defining physical and technical boundaries that help reduce the scope of PCI assessment, saving time, energy and resources.

Explore how to institute a preliminary gap analysis to show where you might be deficient in your audit and how to use the results of the gap analysis to locate potential compensating controls. Save your company money by understanding when implementing compensating controls is sufficient for achieving compliance and when purchasing new solutions is necessary. Review the documentation, procedural and technical implementations for each of the first six requirements:

• Requirement 1: Firewalls
• Requirement 2: Vendor-supplied defaults
• Requirement 3: Protect stored data
• Requirement 4: Network encryption
• Requirement 5: Anti-virus software
• Requirement 6: Develop and Maintain Secure Systems and Applications

Speaker Biographies

Speaker One
Vice President of Data Center Technologies

John Overbaugh, Director of Quality Assurance for Medicity, Inc., is a test leader with 13 years of experience in product and project IT, focusing on quality and defect prevention. John's background covers pretty much everything from consumer applications to high-availability enterprise server applications and highly scalable Web services. John's strengths and key experiences include test strategy, outsourcing/offshoring and the test process. His emphasis is effective and efficient software engineering.

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Speaker Two
Vice President of Data Center Technologies

Jon worked with Kent Beck, Martin Fowler, Alistair Cockburn, Ron Jeffries, Ken Schwaber, Ward Cunningham, and others\ to co-author The Agile Manifesto For Software Development. He also co-authored Java Design with his long-time mentor, Peter Coad, and worked on a few other books where he published his lightweight development processes.

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Speaker Three
Vice President of Data Center Technologies

Mike Dwyer is a Principal Agile Coach at BigVisible Solutions. He is a Certified Scrum Trainer and coaches teams and organizations as they continuously improve their Agility.

Mike's practice goes beyond development to include M&A, support, help desks, product visioning, maintenance, operations, architecture, and infrastructure in the healthcare, financial services, manufacturing, public sector, and professional services industries. He is a well known and respected contributor to the Scrum, Agile, and Lean software community as well as a Certified Scrum Practitioner. Mike has an MBA from Boston College and a BA from Clark University.