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Leading Analyst from The 451 Group to Discuss Improved Network Visibility Through NBA/SIM Integration

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. and ACTON, Mass. – September 24, 2007 – Leading Analyst from The 451 Group to Discuss Improved Network Visibility Through NBA/SIM Integration

Who:

Nick Selby, senior analyst and director, Enterprise Security Practice, The 451 Group
Charles Kaplan, chief technology strategist, Mazu Networks
Vijay Basani, CEO and co-founder, eIQnetworks

What:

Selby, Kaplan and Basani will host a webinar titled, “Evolve with Your Challenges: How Integrating NBA and SIM     Helps You Keep Pace with Changing Security and Compliance Requirements.” The webinar will discuss:

  • how evolving enterprise security and compliance requirements are affecting NOC, SOC and compliance teams
  • the benefits of integrating Network Behavior Analysis (NBA) with next-generation Security Information Management (SIM)

The combined NBA/SIM solution provides end-to-end correlation and in-depth forensics analysis to: increase security across the enterprise; reduce management complexity and speed incident resolution; and meet audit requirements. Attendees will learn how to more effectively identify, prioritize and remediate security threats by using behavior analysis to improve event context and investigative capabilities.

Where:

To register for the webinar please visit:
http://events.interwise.com/?p=501015&t=1&s=eiqpr

When:

The online event will take place on Wednesday, October 3, 2007
from 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. EDT.

Speaker Biographies:
Nick Selby, senior analyst and director, The 451 Group
Nick Selby leads The 451 Group's enterprise security practice, which provides objective analysis of enterprise security businesses and trends. Prior to joining The 451 Group in October 2005, Selby worked as an IT security consultant to small and midsized firms subject to regulatory compliance and strict confidentiality. Based in Eastern Europe and Europe from 1990 to 2004, Selby spent a decade covering various emerging technologies, including open source and wireless technologies, and software piracy. He served as Editor at Large for Amsterdam-based Tornado Insider/Tornado Investor and has reported on technology and tech-based financial news for the International Herald Tribune.

Charles Kaplan, chief technology strategist, Mazu Networks
As chief technology strategist, Charles Kaplan provides strategic guidance and support company’s engineering, marketing and sales teams. Kaplan draws from 15 years of information security experience and participation in developing the security programs at more than 1000 companies. Kaplan is a recognized expert at architecting, implementing, maintaining and managing effective and balanced security programs.

Vijay Basani, CEO and co-founder, eIQnetworks
Vijay Basani has more than twenty years of experience in the technology and financial industries. Prior to founding eIQnetworks in 2001, he founded both AppIQ, Inc., an application storage resource management provider that was acquired by Hewlett Packard in October 2005, and WebManage Technologies, Inc.

About eIQnetworks
eIQnetworks, Inc., a global provider of next-generation security information management (SIM) solutions, enables enterprise, government and MSSP customers to cost-effectively improve operations by gaining better visibility into the overall IT infrastructure. With more than 2,300 organizations relying on the power of eIQ to unify security, risk and compliance management across the enterprise, customers worldwide are able to take proactive steps to protect IT assets, minimize risk and meet compliance mandates. eIQ customers include Avaya, BT, Casio, Celgene, Fujitsu, Hess, KPMG, Malaysia Telecom, Nuspire, Singapore Telecom, Sprint and Rackspace. eIQ solutions are sold both direct and through a global network of distributors, resellers and strategic OEM partners, which include Astaro, CITTIO, Clavister, H3C, Intoto, iPolicy Networks, Mirapoint, NEC, NetContinuum, NitroSecurity, PioLink, Reflex Security, Sanmina-SCI, Secure Computing and Top Layer Networks. For additional information, please visit www.eIQnetworks.com or call +1 877.564.7787.

About The 451 Group
The 451 Group is an independent technology industry analyst company focused on the business of enterprise IT innovation. The company’s analysts provide critical and timely insight into the market and competitive dynamics of innovation in emerging technology segments.

Clients of the company – at vendor, investor, service-provider and end-user organizations – rely on 451 insight to support both strategic and tactical decision-making for competitive advantage."

About Mazu Networks, Inc.
Mazu Networks provides continuous global visibility into how users, applications, hosts and devices are behaving on a network, and detects if there are meaningful changes from their typical behavior that indicate a network performance issue, a security threat, or an application problem. Through Mazu, enterprises understand usage patterns, consumption rates and dependencies between users, applications and network infrastructure. Only Mazu offers continuous global visibility; passive, agent-less deployment, automatic and custom behavior analysis; and superior integration with network and security products. Mazu’s customers optimize their network infrastructure to support their business, secure their internal networks and maximize application availability. For more information, please visit www.mazunetworks.com.

eIQ Press Contact:
Mariah Torpey
Davies Murphy Group, Inc.
781-418-2404
eIQ@daviesmurphy.com

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