You've seen the headlines -- data problems are on the rise, affecting more than 50 million individuals in just a six month period this year. Attacks have centered on the core information systems that contain sensitive data -- systems that are relatively unprotected by traditional network-centric security measures. As a result of highly publicized and successful attacks, organizations are reevaluating the integrity and security of their underlying databases and applications.

• Why traditional security measures alone fail to secure information assets.
• A proactive approach to detecting security threats before they impact the organization.
• How to establish a security baseline in order to measure the ongoing state of enterprise security. And how to easily realign with that baseline when drift occurs.
• How direct or indirect risk to data can be detected through analysis of configuration and entitlement at the core RDBMS as well as at the OS and application layers.
• How an automated and continuous approach to monitoring and auditing DBMS activity serve to validate that controls governing database and application configuration and entitlement are effective.