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Xerox Security SummitInformation is the Currency of the Internet Age.
The Xerox Security Summit is a thought-leadership event designed to increase customers' awareness of the growing internal and external threats facing their global, networked environments. In a three-hour session, a panel of third-party security experts drills down on such critical topics as organized cyber crime, the insider threat, the impact of negligence, the importance of policy enforcement, trade secret valuation, and much, much more.
The discussion is followed by a panel of Xerox experts who explain what the company is doing to help customers better manage, control and secure their electronic and paper documents - from content creation through distribution.
There's no silver bullet to security. No quick fix. Understanding the issues and potential vulnerabilities; embracing the right solutions; and the diligent execution of those solutions are just a few of the steps needed for a more secure environment. Attend the Xerox Security Summit for a better understanding of these issues and more.
New York, NY – May 22, 2007
How to Tighten Data Security And Avoid A Major Trade-Secret Breach
Unless companies make some serious changes to their approaches for protecting confidential data, they're just waiting to be the next in line for a serious data breach.
That was the message conveyed by a panel of data security veterans convened by Xerox in New York Tuesday to address threats -- both external and internal -- to trade secrets and other corporate data.
Seattle, Wash.
Biggest threat to corporate information: Ignorance
Corporate executives listen up: Valuable company information is getting into the wrong hands. Sensitive documents are walking out in briefcases, bytes of data are zooming away over the Internet, and those internal files you thought were history are probably lying, unshredded, in some Dumpster.
Toronto, Canada
Lax Security Leaves Your Data Open to Thieves
Despite growing awareness of data theft and identity fraud, experts say security habits are getting sloppy. And they have a sobering message: The black market in stolen digital information is booming.
Cincinnati, OH - October 17, 2006
Computer security threats multiplying
Corporations, insecure? Yes, and increasingly under siege by threats against their information systems and intellectual property, three corporate security experts said this week at a half-day event sponsored by Xerox Global Services.
Stamford, CT
Take Four Steps Toward Data Security
Where should a company start when tackling data security? Experts brought together by Xerox for a security summit suggest a number of first steps.
Washington, D.C. - July 25, 2006
2006 Washington Security Summit - AIIM (PDF, 47K)
The International Spy Museum served as the clandestine backdrop for a meeting of the minds gathered by Xerox to discuss security threats presented by state-sponsored economic espionage and economic warfare.
Boston, MA - May 12, 2006
Security Summit IDC Report (PDF, 102K)
Experts: Cyber-Criminals Still Running Amok - eWEEK.com
News Analysis: A panel of experts discussing computer-related crimes said that companies are having less success than they believe at defending proprietary data.
Helping Law Enforcement Fight Cyber-Crime - eWEEK.com
Q&A: According to a leading authority on IT-related prosecution, law enforcement officials will need more help from private businesses in battling a new breed of organized criminals who use computers as their weapon of choice.
Xerox Adds Security Features to its Devices - eWEEK.com
With copiers and multifunction devices increasingly connected to the network and capable of storing large amounts of data, Xerox is making security a bigger priority to keep its enterprise customers happy.
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