Virtually Secure: Uncovering the risks of virtualization
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Virtually Secure: Uncovering the risks of virtualization Organizations have been quickly leveraging the benefits of virtualized platforms in their datacenters, often unknowingly increasing the exposure of their most prized assets. Michael will highlight the key concerns around virtualization technologies including the answers to questions such as are virtualized servers PCI compliant and what minimum controls must exist to protect the hypervisor? He will walk the audience through the latest technical threats and shed light on the solutions and controls available to secure your virtual environments.
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