Mi5 Networks CEO to Discuss Why Web Browser is the New Security Perimeter at RSA 2008 Conference

Doug Camplejohn Exposes Enterprise Threats Posed by Web Malware and Web 2.0 Applications
RSA Conference 2008

WHO: Doug Camplejohn, founder and CEO of Mi5 Networks. Mr. Camplejohn is an expert in the areas of Web security as well as Internet and datacenter technologies.

WHAT: Web Malware: The Browser is the New Security Perimeter

Session Code: DEF-401

Seeking the path of least resistance into enterprise networks, criminals have shifted their attack vector to the web browser. Mr. Camplejohn’s session will discuss the most common forms of web-based malware and how they are able to circumvent traditional network security measures including firewalls, proxies, intrusion preventions systems, desktop antivirus, and antispyware software. He will also cover the increasing use of Web applications such as Instant Messaging (IM), Peer-to-Peer (P2P), and Media Streaming as an attack vector for punching through perimeter security defenses.

WHERE: Red Room 305, RSA 2008 Conference, Moscone Center, San Francisco

WHEN: Friday, April 11, 9:00 AM

HOW: For press interviews with Doug Camplejohn, contact Marc Gendron at 781-237-0341, or marc {at} mgpr(.)net.

About Mi5 Networks

Mi5 Networks enables organizations to defend their web perimeter, and eliminate lost employee productivity, PC clean-up costs, and data theft associated with undetected malware. The company’s Webgate security appliances protect organizations against web-based threats, including malicious URLs, spyware, crimeware, botnets and viruses, while providing control over web use. Mi5 Networks is privately held and based in Sunnyvale, California. For more information visit: www.mi5networks.com.

Contacts

Marc Gendron PR
Marc Gendron, 781-237-0341
marc {at} mgpr(.)net