Information Security Expert Kevin Beaver

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• Ten guidelines to secure your data backup
• Five ways to prevent a ransomware infection through network security
• Strategies for Thwarting State-Sponsored Hacks
• Rooting out Ransomware
• CEO Spoofing – Don’t get fooled
• Five ways to prevent a ransomware infection through network security
• Top reasons why the bad guys are always one step ahead
• Five steps to successful bot removal from enterprise desktops
• Whitelisting can complement Windows 8 malware removal and prevention
• Malware detection questions for IT to answer for desktop security
• The importance of incident response plans in disaster recovery
• Preparing for an incident at the workstation level
• The APT threat to Windows environments
• Why you need address space layout randomization in Windows Server 2008 R2
• Are you properly protecting your Windows servers against malware?
• Windows server patching gaps you can’t afford to miss
• Fighting the malware fight all over again
• Should Windows users have full administrative rights?
• Remove bots from your system – a four step process
• Step-by-Step Guide: Test for a Trojan horse on your SQL Server
• Finding and removing a rootkit
• Anatomy of the Blue Pill attack
• Malware removal handbook
• Eight steps to prevent malware outbreaks
• How to prevent spyware
• Keeping malware at bay

I appreciate your interest in my paper The Malware Threat Businesses are Ignoring and How Damballa Failsafe Fits In

• The reality of advanced malware today
• A peek at Damballa’s FailSafe solution
• Ways you can minimize your malware-related risks

If you’re a network administrator, forensics analyst, IT or security manager, compliance officer, IT auditor or security consultant, there’s something in it for you.

You can download it here.

• The Evolving Spyware and Malware Threat Landscape: Blended Threats with Alex Ackelberry

• Ransomware, Social Engineering and Human Error: What could go wrong?
• Managing network security threats with an ERM strategy
• Getting a Handle on Spyware and Malware Once and For All – Is your organization faced with challenges in protecting against new blended spyware and malware threats? This webcast will give insight on what options are available to help you respond more effectively to today’s increasingly complex and blended threats.
• Making the Best Choice on an Anti-Malware Product – With all the anti-malware products and vendors to choose from, it’s nothing short of overwhelming trying to pick the right solution to help minimize business risks. In this webcast, I explain how you can cut through vendor marketing fluff, helping you to make informed decisions and smart investments when buying anti-malware products.
• Responding to Malware Outbreaks with a Solid Response Plan – If your network controls and practices aren’t air tight, a malware infection is inevitable in the Windows environment. When an outbreak does occur, it doesn’t mean you have to react emotionally and run around like your hair is on fire. A solid malware response plan, which includes a dependable toolkit, is the only way to respond, eradicate and move on with minimal costs and downtime. In this webcast, I discuss how to put a reliable malware response plan in place so that you and your users can focus on the business at hand instead.
• How to Keep Malware at Bay – A pound of prevention is worth a ton of cure when it comes to keeping your network free of viruses, bots, rootkits and other malicious software. With seemingly untrainable users and the complexity of today’s Windows environments, this is a lot easier said than done. In this webcast, I outline some essential malware prevention tools, solid IT functions and business processes that you can put in place to help yourself prevent malware outbreaks.