Data warehouse systems have always required periodic auditing including review of policies and controls, and data security requirements. Walter Conway, Qualified Security Assessor, 403 Labs LLC, will review PCI DSS requirements and security best practices that impact data warehouse operations. Walter will cover issues with cardholder data and other data supplied by upstream systems such as sensitive corporate financial data, social security numbers, bank account numbers and personal information of customers and employees.

Join this webcast to understand the end-to-end requirements to protect data generated from line of business groups to the data warehouse and back to business owners as reports and analysis critical to profitable operations. In addition, you will hear how the unique capabilities of the Voltage End-to-End Data Protection platform deliver comprehensive protection of data and applications with a single platform and simple key management.

In this webcast you will learn:

		Why it is important to protect sensitive data over the entire lifecycle as it moves through your organization
		How protecting data from upstream systems can improve data warehouse operations and the efficient delivery of reports
		What PCI DSS and other compliance mandates require and the risks of having sensitive data in the clear at any point in the lifecycle

Featured Speakers Walter Conway Qualified Security Assessor - 403 Labs, LLC Walt Conway is a Payment Card Industry Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) with 403 Labs, applying his 30-years of electronic payments and technology management experience to helping clients plan, implement, and manage their credit card and e-commerce programs including achieving PCI compliance. Walt spent over 10 years with Visa, and two years as president of an Internet-based payment processor. In addition to his QSA duties, Walt writes a weekly PCI column for StorefrontBacktalk.com, focusing on compliance issues facing merchants. He also conducts PCI training workshops and is a frequent speaker on PCI DSS, security, and ecommerce topics at professional conferences and webinars. He has written or co-authored a number of articles including 5 Strategies to Achieve PCI Compliance, Straight Talk about Data Security, and Back to School: What Colleges and Universities Can Teach About PCI Compliance. Walt and his wife live in San Francisco. David Berman Director, Product Marketing, Voltage Security David has over 15 years experience driving security product, partner and channel marketing initiatives. He started his career at Apple Computer where he focused on software development tools for the Macintosh as a Software Evangelist. After leaving Apple, David focused on software security including Director-level roles at enCommerce, Entrust and VeriSign. While at VeriSign David was instrumental in launching the Initiative for Open Authentication (OATH), which resulted in a viable open standard in the strong authentication market. Most recently, David led product marketing efforts at ActivIdentity focusing on Financial Services, Payments and Social Networking segments.