October 6, 2008 – Toronto, Canada – TippingPoint’s Director of Product Marketing, Craig Phelps will present to delegates the different approaches to ensure the integrity of personal information and protect it against malicious attacks at the 2008 Financial Services Technology Forum scheduled on October 28 and 29, 2008 at the Design Exchange in Toronto, Canada.
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The collection, preservation and protection of personal information about customers, employees and other stakeholders is a daily activity for financial services organizations today. Not only financial institutions, the risk of losing customers and damage their reputation, data breaches has led to lawsuits and negative press. Since the dependence on electronic banking grows, federal regulations now sends the digital data protection that require financial institutions to rethink their priorities for network security.
Consequently, financial institutions are under more pressure than ever to ensure adequate protection of privacy, provide and share information across multiple systems and services, monitor and evaluate the safety of their information and maximize the value of their information resources technology. This session will provide an overview of how financial institutions can not only protect their networks against malicious attacks, but how to keep your data safe and meet regulatory requirements, the process of others.
Craig Phelps directs product marketing for TippingPoint is focused on product strategies, in comparison, taking into account the security controls automation applications for compliance and meet internal security policy. Prior to TippingPoint role he was responsible for the security strategy in the company of Dell Product Group. He also served as Brand Manager of the division of public safety at Dell, where he led initiatives to PCs, servers, storage and network security. Craig has also held marketing positions at Cisco Systems and Reed Elsevier. He has a CISSP certification and received a SANS Institute Information Security Leadership Award for his work at Dell. He holds an MBA from B. Y. U. in 1997.
Forum 2008 Financial Services Technology
The 2008 Financial Services Technology Forum focuses on new cutting-edge enterprise applications and solutions that are sustainable, flexible and increase profitability. This year’s event features over 30 interactive exhibits and 20 conference sessions presented involve all corporate users, suppliers of services to small, medium and large enterprises.