As a security professional, you need to always know what is happening on your network and you need the ability to drill into network and application layer session attributes on the fly. Let us show you how NetWitness Investigator gives you a deeper level of network visibility than any of the other solutions you have seen. Learn how to best take advantage of full packet capture and session analysis and the capability to move mountains of data in just a few easy clicks.

In less than an hour you will learn:

• Real world examples of how NetWitness Investigator is improving the ability of thousands of organizations to combat advanced cyber-threats, data leakage, botnets, and insider misuse of IT assets

• How to analyze network traffic easily and to dive deeply into the context and content of sessions in real-time – making malware and threat analysis that once took days, take only minutes

• How to use NetWitness Live to spot botnet, DynDNS and other bad reputation network activity in your environment

• Methods for instantly customizing the processing and modeling behavior of network capture with FlexParse

• How to view network sessions and application information to fill the gaps that exist in your data leakage solution, firewall, intrusion detection, SEIM and other security infrastructures

In addition to full packet capture and session analytics, NetWitness Investigator now supports NetWitness Live – an online, 24x7 data service that provides immediate access to real-time threat intelligence. Freeware users are provided access to daily threat intelligence from the SANS Internet Storm Center, the Department of Treasury and other select NetWitness content helpful in identifying the latest network threats. Learn how to use external, real-time intelligence to add contextual information to analytics.

Brian Girardi | Director, Product Management | NetWitness Corporation

Brian joined the NetWitness Team in 1998 and is responsible for defining product functionality, strategic product positioning and marketing, and driving product launch. As one of NetWitness' founding members, he was responsible for many of the analytical concepts and methods that make up the NetWitness technology. He has spent over 10 years working in the information security field, providing innovative solutions and services to Federal Law Enforcement, the US Intelligence Community, and commercial enterprises. He is a published author and has two patent-pending inventions within the field of cyber forensics. Brian holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering and a MS in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Tech.