Recent research shows clearly that our critical infrastructure is under repeated cyberattack often from high-level adversaries like foreign nation-states. In fact the estimated cost from downtime, caused by major attacks, exceeds $6M per day. In a recent survey of federal agencies the top security concern was the inability to protect sensitive and confidential data.

Organizations are increasingly turning to end-to-end encryption and tokenization coupled with hardened cryptographic operations to ensure that no matter where data goes it is always protected. This seminar will examine these concepts in detail and, using the nation's payment system as an example, illustrate how data can be protected in spite of the increases in cyberattacks.

Some eye-opening facts:

		Nearly a third of the IT executives surveyed said their own sector was either “not at all prepared” or “not very prepared” to deal with attacks or infiltration by high-level adversaries.
		Fifty percent of IT and security executives also identified the United States as one of the three countries “most vulnerable to critical infrastruc­ture cyberattack”.
		As long as major governments desire unimpeded operational freedom in cyberspace, it will continue to be the Wild West. In the meantime, the owners and operators of the critical infrastructure, which makes up this new information security battleground, will continue to get caught in the cross-fire—and may indeed need what amounts to their own ballistic missile defense.

Thales and Voltage Security have teamed to make protecting data
end-to-end easier. In this webcast you'll learn about:

		End-to-End data protection via encryption and tokenization
		Hardened operational environments that ensure sensitive data is always protected
		How key management along with a secure environment to conduct encryption within provides complete protection

Featured Speakers Robert Rodriguez Chairman & Founder - Security Innovation Network Mr. Rodriguez founded SINET whose mission is to increase collaboration between the public and private sectors to accelerate the innovation of security technologies that maintain and protect our nation's IT and telecommunications critical infrastructures. As assaults on the nation's cyber infrastructure grow increasingly sophisticated and aggressive, collective efforts to identify and introduce innovative solutions into the investment, government, and industry markets for adoption become more imperative. Mark Bower Vice President Product Management - Voltage Security Mark Bower is a noted expert in data protection solutions with over two decades of industry and technology experience in this area. His expertise spans electronic banking, smartcard payment systems, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and identity management systems both for the commercial and government sectors. Mark is also highly involved in industry standards bodies including the PCI Security Standards Council and the Security POS Vendors Alliance (SPVA). He has authored several patents for e-commerce technology innovations in POS software management and remote control, based on his extensive experience in banking and payment solutions. Bryta Schulz Vice President Product Marketing - Thales Information Systems Security Bryta Schulz, Thales vice president of product marketing, brings more than 15 years of software and security industry experience to the table. She has held a variety of senior marketing and product management positions with industry leading security and software companies including Symantec and RSA Security.