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Start: 03/17/2009 1:00 pm
End: 03/17/2009 2:00 pm
Although roles-based access control (RBAC) has been the subject of much interest in the past, companies are still dealing with the complexity of managing roles at the infrastructure level (applications, data, files, file shares, host and network level). For some organizations, this complexity is an obstacle to deploying effective roles-based governance. Past experiences indicate that a top-down role design, based on business process, is critical to establishing an effective governance model Also, as governance processes are written from a business perspective, this approach can make it easier to support compliance with various regulations. · Challenges of governing user access to information resources · The new role design methodology – creating a top down and bottom-up hybrid approach · Role-based access governance methodology o Implementation goals & objectives · Deployment lessons learned · Implementing a continuous process for role lifecycle management, including Start: 03/17/2009 8:00 pm
End: 03/17/2009 9:00 pm
Experiencing God Through Journaling Learn to recognize the voice of your heavenly Father and come to know Him as your dearest friend. He wants to give you Wisdom, Understanding, and Revelation For Every Area Of Your Life. Title: A Trophy Of God’s Goodness and Greatness Description: For more than 10 years, Beth was trapped in a life of addiction to drugs and alcohol. Now hear the amazing store of how a prophetic word spoken not only delivered Beth from her addiction but launched her into her destiny to change lives and disciple nations. Also hear some amazing stories following Bob’s guest appearance as our guest panelist on last week’s (March 10) webinar titled “Dreams and Visions.” According to Virginia B. Morton, author of “Marching Through Culpeper (MTC), A Novel of Culpeper, Virginia, Crossroads of the Civil War,” Bob Sims is the lead intercessor for the MTC movie project. If you or anyone you know is struggling from drug or alcohol addiction, this webinar is a must. Come and have your spiritual eyes opened. To reserve your seat for this Life-Changing webinar, visit Randy Peck, M.D. | 18
Start: 03/18/2009 10:00 am
End: 03/18/2009 12:00 pm
Virtual Users Group (VUG) -- Join dozens of other Servoy developers (newbies as well as the "old pros") as they gather together "virtually". This meeting is always one of the most popular on-line events we offer. Sign up today and we'll send you an email to remind you to attend. For updates on the agenda and who will be offering their ideas, tips, tricks - please visit the Servoy Forum (user group section). This event, as always, is FREE -- thanks to our generous sponsors. We hope you can join the "gang" and learn some great ideas that will save you lots of time. NOTE: This webinar will NOT be recorded - so don't miss out - register today! Start: 03/18/2009 1:00 pm
As the volume of business information has increased, search technologies and practices have become critical. The ability to find and repurpose organizational content leverages knowledge share and saves time. Additionally, finding the right email/record/document during eDiscovery can directly impact litigation costs. So how can YOU go about getting the most out of search and overcome common challenges to success? Join us for a strategic discussion. Start: 03/18/2009 1:00 pm
End: 03/18/2009 2:30 pm
Through the years, sustainability and sustainable design have earned the stigma of being very expensive to implement because the first thing the general public thinks of when they picture sustainable design is photovoltaics and highly complex automated control systems. This common misconception continues to hinder the incorporation of sustainable design strategies today, even though there is a multitude of simple, cost-effective strategies that can be incorporated. They do not have to cost any more and, when incorporated early in the design phase, can even be included with cost savings, particularly when lifecycle costing is considered. Institutional and Government funded projects more often than not include considerable budget constraints compared to privately funded developments. These constraints, plus security (AT/FP) and Health and Safety requirements, inherently reduce the potential for upfront investment and significantly increase the influence of short payback periods. However, the diverse programs and locations these builds offer encourage design and construction teams to explore opportunities to address site and climate specific challenges through affordable and often passive design techniques to achieve sustainable and energy efficient design. URS has successfully implemented this process on numerous projects. Through project examples we will illustrate our multi-disciplinary approach to the successful implementation of sustainable and holistic strategies on several projects. | 19
Start: 03/19/2009 10:00 am
End: 03/19/2009 11:00 am
Join us for a live webcast featuring Oracle Sr. VP David Gilmour to hear about Oracle Beehive, the only unified collaboration solution built for the enterprise. In this webinar you will learn how Oracle Beehive brings together the full range of collaboration tools to create a truly integrated user experience while delivering the highest level of security, scalability and manageability. Start: 03/19/2009 11:00 am
End: 03/19/2009 12:00 pm
The ODBC specifications have evolved through different versions from 1.x to 3.5. The functional differences between these versions are not significant to the application developer and the end-user, though there are so many advantages when you upgrade. Most of the Windows ODBC drivers in the market are developed for the most common ODBC 3.0 standard. Why should you then as a driver vendor upgrade to ODBC 3.5? Join us for this Webinar to understand why you should move to 3.5 standard. Points to be brain stormed: * Identify the challenges during an upgrade. Presenter: Sudhakar Date : 19th March, 2009 Start: 03/19/2009 2:00 pm
End: 03/19/2009 4:00 pm
Part 1 of this presentation will provide you with fundamental knowledge required to create an internal penetration testing program for your organization. It will answer questions such as * Why do I need to perform internal penetration testing? We will cover getting permission, how to best work with your system and network administrators, goals of testing, and defining rules of engagement and scope. Tips and tricks will be offered, including using Nmap for host identification and enumeration, scripting Nmap using the Nmap Scripting Engine for more advanced testing, and using ndiff to compare Nmap scan results. | 20
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