[logs] SANS Web Cast of interest?

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SANS Web Cast of interest?

Tool Talk:  From Logs to Logic: Turning Log Piles into Log Intelligence
Wednesday, April 26 at 1:00 PM EDT (1700 UTC/GMT)
Featuring: Glen Sharlun
https://www.sans.org/webcasts/show.php?webcastid=90709
Sponsored by Arcsight

The collection and management of logs is essential, but just the beginning
of the critical practice of intelligent use of this information. Real value
is delivered when this information enables organizations to do their job
more effectively and efficiently. The crucial discussion starts by asking
"what do you need to get done?"

Join us for this technical discussion on log management and learn:

 * Functional differences between log aggregation and log intelligence
 * Fundamental capabilities you should demand from any log aggregation tool
 * How to derive actionable insights from a flood of data
 * Best practices in developing a sustainable log management program

Glen is responsible for the rapid development and delivery of "Strategic
Solutions" to ArcSight's customers. Building on his years of experience of
global network operations as the lead executive for the protection of the
U.S. Marine Corps' world-wide network, he has the operational mind-set and
experience to identify and then deliver immediate value to ArcSight's
customers. Having been responsible for all budgetary, personnel and
operational prioritization; 24/7 global monitoring, response & forensics;
and being the Certification/Compliance Authority before that, Glen has a
well rounded view of effective operations. He has been regularly taking
these experiences to the market space since 2001 as faculty for SANS, at
select CSO events and the Pentagon Security Forum. Glen is a graduate of the
U.S. Naval Academy and the Naval Postgraduate School (MS, Info Tech Mgmt),
and has (and instructs) numerous certifications from ISC2, SANS and the NSA.

Adam Safier

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