Finding and Stopping Advanced Persistent Threats webinar
Topics discussed will include limitations in conventional anti-virus detection, white/black list analysis of systems and network traffic, the use of anomaly detection, and how system hardening and policy compliance can help prevent infections in the face of zero-day vulnerabilities.
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www.gotomeeting.com/547154601 Date: February 25, 1:30 PM EST |
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