As intrusions into enterprises become more prevalent, it has become clear that intrusion detection systems are an integral part of an organization's infrastructure.  Large government organizations and major companies have deployed, or are in the process of deploying, enterprise-wide IDS or IPS solutions.  This session will discuss their differences and how organizations should administer these systems, specifically relating the lecture to companies that are presently experiencing numerous obstacles related to deployment, management, data collection, and data correlation.  This seminar will shed some light on the need for these systems, deployment challenges, managing agents in a distributed environment, and the use of collected data. It will also discuss some “real-world” encounters of larger companies and provide practical data for performing audits of these systems. TDI will provide ISACA with a two-day training seminar on intrusion detection systems.  Our experienced lecturer will deliver this training using our proven training methodology. 

Participants in the seminar will learn the following:

• Explanation of an intrusion detection system          
• Why we need to use the technology
• IDS evolution                                      
• The current market players
• Network intrusion detection systems
• Host-based intrusion detection systems
• Other types of intrusion detection systems         
• Auditing and detection
• The future of IDS                              
• “Real-world” accounts and experiences
• How to audit an IDS                                          

Throughout the training, the goal will be to impart enough knowledge about IDS such that the participants leave with the following:

• A keen understanding of IDS
• Published articles and technical white papers
• Experience with a live demonstration of IDS
• Awareness of industry tools and related resources
• The ability to select the appropriate IDS
• Understanding of how to audit an IDS

Details:

Dates:        December 13, 14 2005

Location:    Saint Johns University, Manhattan Campus

                    101 Murray Street

                    New York, NY

Directions: http://new.stjohns.edu/about/directions/directions/manhattan

CPEs: 14 CPEs will be given for attending this course

*ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE PRE-REGISTERED - NO WALK-INS ALLOWED*

TO RESERVE A SEAT, YOU MAY CONTACT:

Patrick Grant at pgrant@bankofny.com or 212-635-7473 or

Peter Kane at pkane@cablevision.com or 516-803-2251