Secure Elements Discusses IT Security for Higher Education

Secure Elements invites conference attendees and the media to a presentation by Secure Elements’ chief technology officer at the EDUCAUSE Security Professionals Conference in Washington, D.C., April 5, 2005.

Daniel Bezilla will explore how educational communities can benefit from implementing an Enterprise Vulnerability Management solution.

* Who:
Daniel Bezilla, Chief Technology Officer, Secure Elements

* When:
The EDUCAUSE Security Professionals Conference, Tuesday, April 5, 2005, 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. EST

* Where:
The Fairmont Hotel, 2401 M Street, NW, Washington, D.C.

* What:
Automated Network Policy Enforcement

Colleges and universities face a tremendous challenge when it comes to keeping data secure. Not only do most campus IT security directors have a wide variety of systems and assets to coordinate, but also they must secure wireless networks, which only adds to the challenge.

Daniel B. Bezilla, co-founder and CTO of Secure Elements, is an information warfare expert whose past experience includes testing sensitive federal government computer systems. In his presentation, Bezilla will showcase real-world examples of how quickly hackers can take advantage of vulnerabilities on a network.

He will explore how educational communities can benefit from implementing an Enterprise Vulnerability Management solution that automates the critical aspects of patch management, policy enforcement, asset control and configuration management.

* How:
Members of the media may contact Elizabeth Maybach at 703-287-7821 or e-mail protected from spam bots 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 www.secure-elements.com

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Elizabeth Maybach
SheaHedges Group
703-287-7821
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