CorreLog to demonstrate its latest release of dbDefender™ DAM Agent for z/OS and deliver two educational sessions that will provide attendees with a deeper understanding of the importance of security and auditing for compliance in managing DB2® resources and overall mainframe security.
Online, July 25, 2016 (Newswire.com) - CorreLog, the leader in multi-platform IT security event log management, today announced its latest release of the dbDefender™ Database Activity Monitoring (DAM) Agent for IBM® DB2® will be a featured solution at SHARE Atlanta. SHARE Atlanta will take place July 31st through August 5th at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis, and will focus on education to help enterprise IT professionals expand their knowledge, enhance skills and increase organizational efficiencies. SHARE Atlanta will feature more than 500 technical sessions and CorreLog will present or co-present at two of them.
"Mainframe security auditing has only recently begun to be included into distributed SIEM (Security Information & Event Management) tools, and DB2 security continues to lag farther behind in SIEM adoption," said George Faucher, president and CEO at CorreLog, Inc. "Organizations are just now understanding that auditors want to see mainframe data included in their Security Operations Centers (SOC) for compliance. With so much critical enterprise data, intellectual property, and payment card data residing in DB2, real-time DB2 monitoring is essential for an effective cross-platform IT security strategy."
With so much critical enterprise data, intellectual property, and payment card data residing in DB2, real-time DB2 monitoring is essential for an effective cross-platform IT security strategy.
Product Launch Details for dbDefender™ DAM Agent for z/OS at SHARE Atlanta
IBM® DB2® databases contain the majority of personally identifiable information (PII) and payment card data for most financial services organizations. CorreLog dbDefender™ DAM Agent provides privileged user monitoring, auditing of all valid and invalid access attempts, and auditing of system level objects, among other real-time z/OS DB2 auditing features for security and compliance with mandates such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, and many others.
At SHARE Atlanta, CorreLog will be located in booth #215 and will hold demonstrations of dbDefender™ DAM Agent and its mainframe system security product SIEM Agent for z/OS throughout exhibit hall hours. The exhibit hall at the Marriott Marquis will be open for three days during SHARE Atlanta - Monday, August 1st through Wednesday August 3rd. Expo hours and show-floor layout can be found on share.org. Attendees visiting the CorreLog booth (#215) will have an opportunity to register for an Amazon Echo, a wireless and voice-controlled media streaming device, as part of CorreLog's participation in SHARE's Passport to Prizes program. Visitors to the booth will also receive an 8GB flash drive (limited supply available) with whitepapers and other documents detailing CorreLog products.
CorreLog will be participating in two educational speaking sessions at SHARE Atlanta.
Session 1: "A Holistic Approach to Mainframe and Enterprise Security"
Charles Mills, CorreLog's Director of Advanced Projects, will deliver a technical breakout session to enhance attendees' understanding of the highly-effective network security tools their enterprises already own, and how to use them to protect their mainframes as well. Real-time security event notifications are essential in distributed SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) consoles for a complete, cross-platform security and compliance strategy.
1. When: Monday, 8/1/16, 12:30pm
2. Where: Room L601 | Atlanta Marriott Marquis
3. Speaker: Charles Mills, CorreLog Director of Advanced Projects
4. Details: share.org/atlanta
Additionally, CorreLog will co-host a breakout session with partner Vanguard Integrity Professionals, Inc. to educate conference attendees on what the new PCI DSS standard, version 3.2, requires for compliance. Details below:
CorreLog/Vanguard Joint Speaking Session 2: "What is PCI DSS and How Does It Affect Me with PCI 3.2 Being Moved up?"
CorreLog's Director of Advanced Projects, Charles Mills, in conjunction with Vanguard, will present the implications of the most recent version of the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS version 3.2). What does v. 3.2 mean for organizational compliance - especially when it comes to the mainframe? Get help interpreting PCI DSS as it relates to preparing auditing, and reducing the scope of what PCI DSS is concerned with regarding z/OS.
1. When: Monday, 8/1/16 at 3:15pm
2. Where: Room A601 | Atlanta Marriott Marquis
3. Speakers: Vanguard and CorreLog
4. Details: share.org/atlanta
About SHARE:
SHARE is an independent volunteer-run information technology association that provides education, professional networking, and industry influence. SHARE is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, and more information about SHARE can be found at share.org.
About CorreLog:
CorreLog, Inc. is the leading independent software vendor (ISV) for cross-platform IT security log management and correlation. Our solutions provide the best-in-class, real-time event log management across both distributed (Windows/UNIX/Linux) and mainframe platforms (IBM z/OS). Event Log management is ready-format for any name brand enterprise SIEM (Security Information & Event Management).
CorreLog's flagship product, SIEM Agent for z/OS, is the first real-time z/OS event monitoring solution available, converting mainframe security events such as RACF, ACF2, Top Secret, and DB2 accesses into syslog events compatible with enterprise SIEM systems. CorreLog's SIEM Agent has been designed to comply with standards set forth by PCI DSS, HIPAA, IRS Pub. 1075, SOX, GLBA, FISMA, NERC, and many other regulatory standards. For more information on CorreLog products, please visit www.correlog.com.
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