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MEDIA ADVISORY: Secure Elements’ Discusses IT Security’s Evolution to Enterprise Vulnerability Management at GFIRST National Conference

MEDIA ADVISORY: Secure Elements’ Discusses IT Security’s Evolution to Enterprise Vulnerability Management at GFIRST National Conference










(PRWEB) April 1, 2005

HERNDON, VA (PRWEB) April 1, 2005 – Secure Elements, Inc. invites conference attendees and media to a presentation by the Secure Elements chief technology officer at the GFIRST National Conference in Orlando, Fla., on April 7th, 2005.

Dan Bezilla will explore how enterprise vulnerability management supports the mission of the federal cyber security incident response functions.

WHO:    

Daniel Bezilla, Chief Technology Officer, Secure Elements, http://www.secure-elements.com

WHEN:

Thursday, April 7, 2005, 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m., EST

WHERE:

2005 GFIRST National Conference, Rosen Centre Hotel, 9840 International Drive, Orlando, Fla.

WHAT:

Enterprise Vulnerability Management: Beyond Patch Management.

Patch management has never been a completely effective – or efficient – solution for IT security personnel. Each time a new patch is announced, managers must race to install and test the patch, usually in a race against hackers hoping to exploit the vulnerability. In addition, patch deployment usually disrupts network and application activity for hours and sometimes days.

Daniel B. Bezilla, co-founder and CTO of Secure Elements, is an information warfare expert and his past experience includes testing sensitive federal government computer systems. In this engaging address, he will discuss alternatives to traditional patch management and how CLASS 5 Enterprise Vulnerability Management software improves overall network security and eases the burden of manually updating patches through integration and automation.

HOW:

Members of the media may contact Elizabeth Maybach at 703-287-7821 or emaybach@sheahedges.com to obtain more information or schedule interviews with expert sources from Secure Elements.

About Secure Elements:

Secure Elements is an enterprise vulnerability management leader, automating security remediation strategies and tactics across the entire enterprise, reducing business risk and IT management costs while improving systems performance and maintaining business continuity. Protecting mission critical and network infrastructure assets from both known and unknown attacks without limiting operational performance, the company rapidly identifies and intelligently responds to complex and diverse security incidents. Using real-time threat intelligence data and analysis, Secure Elements provides administrators with optimal security control across the enterprise. For more information, please visit http://www.secure-elements.com

Contact:

Elizabeth Maybach

SheaHedges Group

703-287-7821

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FREE ENTERPRISE FORCED UNDERGROUND IN SOCIALIST STATE

A few nice Citizenship and Freedom images I found:

FREE ENTERPRISE FORCED UNDERGROUND IN SOCIALIST STATE
Citizenship and Freedom
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THE COMPLEX LICENSING REQUIREMENTS AND POLLUTION CONTROL REGULATIONS HAVE FORCED NUMEROUS AMBITIOUS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE HORATIO ALGERS TO CONCEAL IDENTITIES IN ORDER TO EARN MINIMUM PROFITS. "The cost for all of the licenses and permits are too exorbitant to absorb and show a profit," stated one parade salesman of souveniers and stickers. "If I waited until all of the EPA tests came back to determine if the glue on my stickers was environmentally safe for the public, it would be at least a year, and then the cost for the permit would have to be sent to Washington for approval by six different departments. Man, by then, the parade would be long gone and the stickers outdated. I can’t afford all of this B.S. and agency fee nonsense simply to sell bumper stickers that promote a ball team," said. John, (not his real name). He said he felt more at ease wearing a partial mask to conceal his identity because he had seen at least seventeen federal agents with clipboards keeping tabs on his specific ambitious sales unit as the parade moved south on Main. "I am praying for the day when a new adminisration will cancel all of these executive orders that are keeping me from making a living." He further added that once the new law is passed he, like many others who want to begin new businesses, will probably be forced to immigrate to another nation where the laws are more "free enterprise friendly." Asked if he had considered applying for a government grant or funding for his business, he lifted his mask and laughed, "Do you really think I look like I would qualify for those programs?"

NYC – Queens – Flushing: Citi Field – Jackie Robinson Rotunda – Citizenship
Citizenship and Freedom
Image by wallyg
The United States government bestowed its highest civilian honors upon Jackie with the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1984 and the Congressional Gold Medal in 2005.

Posted on January 11, 2011 by , Reply

HammerHead Enterprise

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Posted on December 23, 2010 by , Reply

Aarkstore Enterprise -Biometrics for Homeland Security Analysis & Forecasts 2008-2018 Sep 2008

Posted: Sep 13, 2010 |Comments: 0 |

By: Minal

Biometrics for Homeland Security Analysis & Forecasts 2008-2018 Sep 2008

The September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the United States and later bombings in Madrid in 2004 and London in 2005 have made it imperative for countries worldwide to tighten national security. These security measures require more-accurate, suitable and efficient ways to identify and monitor individuals passing through airports, border stations and other points of entry. The security developments also need to accommodate the increasing movement of people between countries. Embassies and some other public buildings and infrastructure require improved security technologies, with biometric technologies increasingly important. The US Government has popularised the phrase “homeland security” as it focused its efforts in boosting security within its national territory from terrorism, improving the security of borders, airports and ports in particular. Homeland security is now a key focal point of government budget – you must capture your share of that market today.

Biometrics have unique physical and behavioural characteristics that can be measured by automated methods. The best known of these biometric identifiers are fingerprints, iris and facial characteristics. Importantly, there are emerging methods that make use of other identifiers such as vein patterns on hands and voice recognition, amongst other developed and emerging technologies – but what are they and can they be introduced in a cost-effective scenario? Furthermore, there is great potential for technology transfer within/between electronics and other scientific and engineering disciplines, including data analysis, defence, security and biotechnology. This report delivers clear opportunities for you and your organisation – take advantage of it immediately.

There is a large, expanding market for biometrics worldwide for homeland security, visiongain observes. In recent years, many governments have entered into a wide range of projects to implement enhanced security measures via biometrics. Visiongain estimates that those developments will make biometrics for a buoyant and lucrative market throughout the period 2008-2018, especially as the technologies become established and further refined. This market is not going away – you should maximise your potential within it. More projects are expected to be commenced in the near future. This new visiongain report – Biometrics for Homeland Security 2008-2018 – describes the present trends and future opportunities in the homeland security application of biometrics. This information is valuable to both homeland security and defence procurement operations, as well as to relevant technology providers.

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Only this new visiongain report offers a detailed study of homeland security biometrics technologies that are poised to be significant over the next 10 years. Biometrics for Homeland Security 2008-2018 discusses the following aspects of that important market:

Discussion of the technologies in homeland security biometrics

Forecasts for homeland security biometrics revenues in the leading US market and 11 other leading national markets, including total global sales, from 2008-2018

Discussion of current and developmental programmes in biometrics for homeland security

Analysis of market drivers and restraints, including SWOT analysis

Full transcripts of interviews with relevant experts in the sector – this information is not available anywhere else.

Visiongain predicts strong uptake in the homeland security biometrics sector during the period 2008-2018. However, do you know how that market will develop in terms of sales and annual growth during the period? You should and this report will tell you. Visiongain believes that the opportunities for technology providers are great, as nations increasingly turn to biometrics to enhance the security of their citizens. In addition to consultation with experts, this research involved a detailed study of policy documents, industrial reports and relevant news.

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Posted on June 22, 2010 by , Reply

Conservatives: where does it say in the constitution that business enterprise has the same rights as a citizen?

because that’s what every corporation is allowed to do here: if one forms a corporation, than that corporation, for legal purposes, can act as a citizen.

now where is that protected in the constitution? or is this more typical capitalist/conservative vitriol in adding stuff to the constitution that isn’t there?
NO WHERE IN THE CONSTITUTION DOES IT SAY COMPANIES CAN HAVE THE SAME RIGHTS AS CITIZENS!!!
@anthony: but at the same token, the government can’t just grant citizenship to non-living entities.
@mark: it’s a private institution, they can give aid to whoever they feel, if it’s non-profit.

Posted on June 7, 2010 by , 15 comments