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Dressers: Must-Know Facts
6 Things to Know Before You Buy
A dresser is a functional piece of bedroom furniture that can take on many roles. Besides acting as a storage area for your clothing, jewelry, and other personal items, it can display knick knacks and photos. Add your make-up to the top and a mirror and it becomes a vanity. Dressers are masters of all trades.
Before you go on a quest for the perfect chest of drawers, do your homework. Knowing what to look for can help you choose the best model for your lifestyle.
Shop Dressers & ChestsFact #1: There are Four Basic Dresser Styles
Dressers come in different styles and sizes. Here's a rundown of the four most common to keep in mind as you're dresser shopping.
Vertical: A vertical dresser typically stands tall with narrow drawers. This style also works well if you have a dual purpose that demands eye level, such as displaying a TV or as a vanity to which you can attach a mirror. Vertical dressers can provide ample storage space too.
Horizontal: This dresser style is wider and lower to the ground than a vertical dresser. In addition to storing clothes, this style works well for using your dresser as a changing table or as a vanity for displaying knickknacks, among other uses. The spacious drawers are ideal for housing bulkier items, such as sweaters. You can separate items by adding your own dividers, if you choose to.
Gentleman's chest/armoire: This is a combination dresser with drawers and an armoire, which is a side cabinet for storage or hanging clothes. Consider it part dresser, part closet.
Lingerie chest/semainier: This traditionally tall, slim dresser features multiple smaller drawers for lingerie. Adding this piece to your bedroom can free up dresser space and help you organize your intimates. It allows you to designate some drawers for bras and some for nightgowns, for example.
Think about how you'll use your dresser to determine the best style for your needs.
Fact #2: Size Matters
Before shopping, measure the area where you'll be placing the dresser with a tape measure, including the width of the area where the dresser will be placed and the depth of the floor space in front of the wall; hold a tape measure against the wall's floorboard and extend it parallel to the wall. Add at least one inch allowance to the depth measurement if there's an electrical outlet that will be used in the wall behind the dresser. Jot these measurements down so you can use them to compare models and sizes as you're shopping.
Fact #3: Construction and Finish
Dressers are often made from hardwood, such as ash, cherry, mahogany, or oak, and/or soft wood, such as cedar, pine, or cypress. Many dressers are a combination of hard and soft woods for the inner compartment. Dressers/chests may also be made from composite woods and constructed with a laminate or veneer finish, in colors such as brown, white, red, beige, black, blue, and metallic. Know that hardwoods can be heavy.
Fact #4: Some Dressers are Made to Match
If you want your bedroom furniture to match, consider buying a dresser that is part of a set. Some sets even offer a vertical and a horizontal version so you can choose the one that best suits your needs and space.
If you like to mix it up a bit or you are buying a dresser for another room think about the overall look you'd like to achieve. Do you want the dresser to be the showpiece in that room or more understated to blend in with the style and color of the other furniture.
Fact #5: Construction and Finish
Dressers/chests made from any type of wood are generally easy to maintain but you'll want to take steps to protect your dresser/chest. Use coasters under any drinking glasses you place on top of your dresser. Use doilies or felt pads under objects that may scratch surface. Follow manufacturer's directions when applying wood cleaners or polishes.
Fact #6: Assembly is Getting Easier
Know that some dressers come in several pieces and require assembly. You'll need to have the right tools for the job, such as a screwdriver, and read the manufacturer's assembly instructions. Otherwise stick to solid construction and opt for delivery. It may cost more, but is often worth the investment.
Coffee Tables: Must-Know Facts
4 Things to Know Before You Buy
There's little doubt that a good coffee table can be one of the highlights of a room, but with all of the available options and designs, choosing the perfect coffee table can be a bit of a challenge! So grab some coffee and let's explore the world of coffee tables.
Shop Coffee & Console TablesFact #1: Size is Important
Unlike other types of tables, coffee tables are intended to be roughly the same height as the cushions of your sofa and other similar pieces of furniture in the room. So in choosing the height of your coffee table, you should first measure the height of your cushions and choose a coffee table with a similar elevation.
The length of your coffee table is also very important. A table that is too large can be difficult for people to maneuver around, while a table that is too small can be challenging to use. In general, your coffee table should be about two-thirds as long of your sofa, although the exact dimensions will depend on your personal style and preference. A good rule of thumb is to position your coffee table about 1 .5 feet away from the edges of your furniture, so keep this in mind when considering the appropriate size to buy.
If you have a particularly large space to fill, consider using two smaller tables rather than one large one. This can give you more room to maneuver and eliminate the possibility of having a single coffee table that overwhelms the room.
Fact #2: Different Situations Require Different Shapes
Coffee tables come in many different shapes, and choosing the most suitable fit will depend in part on the size of your other furniture pieces. If you have a long sofa, a rectangular coffee table that is accessible from every seat is likely the best choice. On the other hand, round or square coffee tables can be a good choice for smaller spaces — or to encourage guests to be seated on all sides of the table — while oval tables can combine the best aspects of rectangular and round tables. If space is limited, consider a trio of nesting tables, identical in every respect except for size. When not in use, the smaller tables can tuck underneath the larger one where they will be right at hand whenever additional table area is needed.
Fact #3: Extra Features are Abundant
Having chosen the most appropriate size and shape for your coffee table, it's now time for the fun part — choosing what extra features you desire! If you want convenient storage space, a coffee table with shelves, bins, or drawers can provide plenty of room for books, board games, or miscellaneous items. For larger items, a trunk-shaped coffee table with a lifting top can offer ample storage space within the table, although it may not be convenient to access if you plan on keeping large books or decorative items on top. If spilled drinks are a concern, a tray top coffee table will help prevent liquids from spilling off the table and onto the floor below.
Fact #4: Room Style Dictates Table Style
Just as coffee tables come in many different shapes, they come in many different materials as well! The style of your room will obviously have a major impact on your choice of a material. Just as an intricately-carved wooden table would look out of place in a no-frills room, a glass-topped metal table might not be as appropriate in a woodsy hunting lodge with elk horns on the wall. Intended use can also affect your choice of material — for example, spilled drinks could stain a wooden table, but not a glass or metal table.
Buying Guide to TV Stands & Media Centers
6 Things to Know Before You Buy
Display your flat screen TV on a stand, console or entertainment center and suddenly, you've got a home theater. Designed for style and functionality, this impressive multi-tasker can add life to your living room and den or family room. It can showcase your TV and help you stay organized by serving as storage space for your books, DVDs, video games, and other media equipment. TV stands/media centers come in a variety of styles, sizes, and looks. Tuning into the following facts can help you pick the best model for your situation.
Shop TV Stands & Entertainment CentersFact #1: Know the Size of Your TV
Before shopping, measure your TV the old-fashioned way if you're not sure of its size. TVs are sold using the diagonal measurement. A 42-inch TV, for example, is 42 inches across the screen from corner to corner. Check out the manufacturer's size recommendations of the TV stands/consoles as you're shopping to make sure they're made for your TV's size. Know how much your TV and other equipment weigh too, and how much weight contender TV stands/consoles are made to support. If you're interested in buying an entertainment center, make sure to measure the depth of your media equipment to assure that it will fit on the shelf and any doors will close.
Fact #2: Room Size
Before shopping, map out where you'll eventually put your new TV stand/entertainment center. Measure the space in front of the wall where you plan to put the furniture in terms of width, depth, and height. Compare those measurements with contender stand/entertainment center models. If you're tight on space, consider models, which fit in a corner.
Fact #3: Storage Needs
Many TV stands/entertainment centers have open shelving or shelves with doors for storing a gaming system, surround-sound stereo, and other items, such as books and your cable box. Be sure to select one with shelving that's adequate for your needs. Some consoles feature adjustable shelving so you can tailor your storage space. Measure the pieces you'll be storing in your TV stand/media center, such as your TV, DVD player, gaming system, and speakers so you can size up where they'll go and whether there's room for them. Also, consider how much of your stuff you'll want hidden from view. Doors in the cabinet area serve as concealers and — bonus — they help keep out dust bunnies.
Fact #4: Construction and Design
Many TV stands are made from solid hardwood construction with a hardwood veneer. Compared to soft woods, such as cedar, cypress, fir, pine, and redwood, hardwoods provide the most strength and durability. Popular hardwoods include: ash, cherry, mahogany, maple, oak, pecan, rosewood, teak, and walnut. Other consoles are made from metal. Designs run the gamut, from contemporary to traditional with a range of colors from black, brown, and red to white and grey. When choosing, keep on the hunt until you find one that makes the right color and style statement for your tastes and decor.
Fact #5: Are You Up for Assembly?
Most TV stands/consoles come with several components and require assembly, which may take an hour or more. If you're not up for the job, recruit a handy friend or relative.
Fact #6: TV Stand vs. Entertainment Center
These terms are bandied about as if they're one in the same, but it's helpful to know the difference. An entertainment center is a large piece of furniture that encases a TV. It typically has open or closed shelving or a mix of both on the sides of the TV as well as underneath, in the console. TV consoles/stands serve as a surface from which to display your TV, with shelving underneath.
A big factor in deciding between the two is living room real-estate. Entertainment centers typically take up more space. The camouflage option is something else to consider. Many entertainment centers have doors that give you the ability to hide your TV when you're not using it, such as when you're entertaining. Many entertainment centers are large enough to accommodate all your media equipment and often make a beautiful and substantial furniture addition to your living or family room.
Buying Guide to Carry-on Luggage
6 Things to Know Before You Buy
In the past few years, air travel has become more of a dreaded headache than a much-anticipated adventure. The savvy traveller avoids extra fees and the epic wait at the baggage claim by eschewing a standard-sized suitcase for a few small carry-on bags. Before you follow in their footsteps, keep these must know facts in mind.
Fact #1: There Is a Maximum Size for Carry-on Luggage
Thinking about sneaking that over-sized carry-on past airline employees? Desk agents have an eagle-eye (and a measuring bin) to catch travelers with bags that exceed airline requirements. Most airlines allow carry-on luggage that according to the FAA must not be larger than 45 linear inches (length + width + height). Make sure your carry-on bag doesn't exceed this size at full capacity, otherwise you'll be forced to check your bag and pay a fee. It is always advisable to check with your airline for their latest guidelines.
Fact #2: Exterior Pockets Make Accessing Your Carry-on Easier
At some point during your cross-country flight you're probably going to need to get into your carry-on. Pick a carry-on with multiple exterior pockets so you can easily access your toiletries, nab your tablet, or grab your glasses without opening the whole bag. You really will find having exterior compartments a huge convenience while traveling.
Fact #3: Not All Carry-ons Have the Same Number of Handles
The ideal carry-on bag has two durable handles -- one at the top and one on the side. These dual handles make it much easier to lift your bag into the overhead compartment or into the trunk of your car.
For easier traveling, look for a bag with 2 or 4 smooth rolling wheels with 360 degree mobility. It's also preferable to have a retractable handle that allows you to pull the bag. Look for one that extends easily and locks into place (both when it's extended and when it's hidden). Some carry-on bags feature handles that extend with the touch of a button or to a variety of lengths.
Fact #4: Some Carry-ons Allow Flexible Packing, Some Do Not
If this is going to be your go-to bag for a variety of trips, you may want to look for one that allows for flexible packing. What does this mean exactly? Well, it means that the bag has the ability to expand to allow for more clothes.
Duffle carry-ons typically provide for packing flexibility, but that doesn't mean you should count out suitcase style luggage. Many classic carry-ons have a zipper that allows for their body to expand a few inches wider so you can stuff in that extra pair of shoes or one more sweater.
Fact #5: Waterproof Is the Way to Go
Rain storms happen. So do spills, unexpected puddles and the occasional bout of slush. Get waterproof luggage. Because the last thing you want is an entire suitcase full of wet clothing.
Fact #6: Some Carry-ons Weigh More Than Others
Not flexing a major pair of biceps? Then you may want to look for a carry-on that touts itself as being lightweight.
Shop Carry-on LuggageBuying Guide to Microwave Ovens
6 Things to Know Before You Buy
Think all microwave ovens are the same? Think again. This must-have kitchen tool comes with enough variety to suit just about anyone's needs. You can opt for a model that's simple and straight forward (perfect for college students just looking to zap a cup of noodles). Or invest in a unit with enough bells and whistles to create a three course meal (hello, moms looking to make a quick, filling dinner for the family).
Not sure which unit is your perfect fit? Peruse these must-know facts before you make your purchase.
Fact #1: Microwaves don't have to sit on your counter.
Countertop ovens may be the most popular model, but that doesn't mean they are the only option. Consider an over-the-range or built in microwave. The former is installed over your oven range, while the latter is built in flush with the cabinetry. The pro to these alternatives is that they free up much-needed counter space. The con? Both can be expensive to install and over-the-range units don't tend to vent as well as countertop microwaves.
Fact #2: Size matters.
Looking to invest in a countertop unit? Then you'll want to measure the available space before you head to the store. Those homeowners with kitchens that suffer from a lack of counter space should keep in mind that midsized and larger models can take up to 3 square feet.
Fact #3: The bigger the microwave, the more watts it has.
And usually, the more watts a unit has, the more heat it's capable of producing. That said, don't waste time debating between two units that have a 100 watt difference -- they produce about the same amount of heat.
Fact #4: The list of microwave features available is long and varied.
Before you even begin your search it's smart to have a solid idea of what you want to use your microwave for. If you're just looking to reheat leftovers, then you probably don't need a unit with an epic amount of extras. However, those looking to accomplish more creative cuisine (in a short amount of time) may want to consider any number of these features:
-Those prone to over cooking food? Look for a unit with sensor cooking. This feature measures the steam emitted from your food so it can determine when it's done cooking.
- Looking for one-step cooking? Pick a microwave with shortcut keys tailored to cooking items like veggies, popcorn, oatmeal and even pizza.
- Love to be in control? Try a model with multiple power levels and 1-minute or 30-second keys so you can tack on extra time if need be.
-Have small children? There are microwaves available with child lockout features that prevent little ones from accidentally turning the unit on.
Fact #5: Nonporous stainless steel interiors don't absorb odor, moisture or food particles.
This is a bonus for those who use their microwaves as the main tool for cooking food.
Fact #6: Microwaves have a life span of about 10 years.
Look for one that has an extended warranty so you're covered for as long as possible.
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Epoprostenol is an intravenous medication approved for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) in World Health Organization (WHO) Group 1 patients. Epoprostenol is a synthetic analogue of prostacyclin, a naturally occurring substance in the body, which has effects on dilating blood vessels. Epoprostenol was approved for PAH by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1995.
The major actions of epoprostenol are vasodilatation of the pulmonary and systemic vascular beds (widening of narrowed blood vessels in the lung and other parts of the body), and inhibition of platelet clumping (aggregation). Improved survival and exercise capacity has been demonstrated in a 3-month study of intravenous epoprostenol given to patients with idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension.
An additional trial with intravenous epoprostenol included administration to patients with PAH associated with the scleroderma spectrum of connective tissue disease. This resulted in reduced symptoms and improved exercise capacity in patients.
Epoprostenol is not stable at room temperature. It requires refrigeration for storage and needs to be kept cold with ice while being infused.
Epoprostenol is usually initiated at 2 ng/kg/min and the dose is gradually increased at increments of 1-2 ng/kg/min to achieve symptomatic relief. It is not uncommon for some patients to be on a dose of 40-70 ng/kg/min, or higher over time. The goal of dosing is to achieve optimal benefit while staying at a safe level. However, the dose, like other infusion agents, must be individualized to each patient.
Epoprostenol is supplied in mL vials containing either 0.5 or 1.5 mg of epoprostenol powder. A separate vial containing diluent (the chemicals needed to help dissolve epoprostenol) is also supplied. Mixing a final 100 ml of medicine requires first preparing diluent and then dissolving the epoprostenol.
Epoprostenol is a limited distribution medication, which means it cannot be purchased at a local pharmacy. It must be prescribed by a physician, and insurance approval must be obtained prior to starting therapy. The drug is provided directly from specialty pharmacies (Accredo Health Group, Inc., and CVS Caremark) that provide a team of clinical pharmacists and nurses. They assist with all aspects involved in the long-term usage of epoprostenol, including insurance issues, education on pump function and central line care, providing pumps and supplies and technical troubleshooting with 24-hour hotlines.
It is expected that most insurance plans will pay for epoprostenol prescriptions; however, plans with a set co-payment may result in a large cost to the patient.
Medicaid and most state-run insurance plans will pay for epoprostenol. Medicare will also cover epoprostenol in most cases under Part D.
Accredo Therapeutics (724-778-3980) offers a variety of options to cover either partial or full drug cost for any patient providing evidence of adequate financial need. Caring Voice Coalition (888-267-1440), an organization that provides grants to assist with drug cost for patients with chronic illnesses, may also provide coverage if the patient proves a need for such assistance.
Patients started on intravenous epoprostenol typically require admission to the hospital for several days. Education on central venous catheter (e.g. Hickman) care, CADD pump specifics, and administration of epoprostenol are taught by specialty nurses before the patient leaves the hospital.
The side effects of epoprostenol are similar to those seen with all prostacyclin agents and include:
In addition to side effects from the medicine, there may be side effects due to the infusion system. Infection and bleeding can occur at the infusion site.
The half-life of epoprostenol is about 3 minutes. Stopping epoprostenol can be fatal when done abruptly.
There are no adequate, well-controlled studies of the potential effect of infused epoprostenol in pregnant humans. In pregnant animals, studies of continuous infusions of epoprostenol sodium using doses higher than normally used in humans has revealed no problems with fetal birth defects or miscarriage. Infused epoprostenol currently carries an FDA grading of "B" in pregnancy and should be used during pregnancy when the benefit is felt to outweigh any risk.
Safety and efficacy in pediatric patients has not been established. Epoprostenol has been used in children. However, clinical studies of epoprostenol did not include sufficient numbers of patients 16 years of age and under to determine its safety and efficacy in children.
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Canada is composed of 10 provinces and three territories (the territory of Nunavut was created in 1999). Quebec and the province of Newfoundland and Labrador essentially share a high point, so there are really only twelve summits to climb here, a relatively short list.
However, this is definitely one of the hardest lists to complete in the world, and far harder than the 50 U.S. state high points. Of the twelve peaks, five (high points of BC, NL/QC, NT, NU, YT) require serious week- or month-long expeditions to remote alpine environments where access is usually by airplane. And the climbing is often very technical rock, glaciers, or ice. A sixth, Mount Columbia (AB), is perhaps comparable to Mount Rainier in the USA. The lowest six are certainly easier, but even then two of them (ON, NS) are still long, hard days of hiking or bushwhacking on faint paths in remote wilderness woods.
As of early 2011, Jack Bennett of Ohio and his son Tom Bennett of Georgia are the only ones known to have reached all of these summits.
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Note: This approximate tornado path has been generated from data provided by the NCDC.
The Tornado History Project generates approximate paths through separate historical archives provided by the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) and the National Climatic Data Center (NCDC). Paths generated from the NCDC data are typically more detailed, but neither archive gives exact path information. There are several reasons that paths may be inaccurate:
- Tornado touchdown and liftoff coordinates were recorded with only 2 digits of decimal precision (i.e. [33.72, -86.15] vs [33.71689, -86.15463]). As a consequence, the observed points on the map may be slightly off from actual. Note that beginning in 2009, up to 4 digits of decimal precision are given.
- Coordinates have not historically been calculated via GPS (Global Positioning System). Thus, tornado touchdown and liftoff coordinates should be considered as estimates only.
- Tornadoes may not have been in contact with the ground for the entire path as depicted on the map. Storm damage in any location depicted under the "path" should not be inferred.
- Although paths are drawn as straight lines between any two sets of coordinates, the tornado may have "zigzagged" in some way.
- Although paths are drawn as uniform thin lines on the map, it is likely that the tornado changed size over its lifetime. Damage in any location depicted under (or not under) the "path" should not be inferred.
Even with the above in mind, the data is the best available. If you see a path that is depicted incorrectly, please post a comment in the tornado forum indicating why you belive the path to be incorrect.
Paths generated from NCDC data are typically more detailed due to the way coordinates are listed in each archive:
- SPC database - A maximum of 2 coordinates (touchdown and liftoff) is given for each tornado, or each state segment of a tornado if it is a multi-state tornado. Thus the vast majority of paths are depicted as simple straight lines.
- NCDC database - Some tornadoes have mutliple sets of coordinates within any state, generally corresponding to entry and exit points by county. Thus, since more coordinates have been used to draw the path, the depicted path should be more accurate. Having said that, most tornadoes do not have additional path data in the NCDC archive. When they do, paths are drawn from the NCDC data.
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Special Note: This site uses a unique index number to identify each tornado. This index number is not a part of the official historical tornado archive.
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Fat. - The number of fatalities attributed to the tornado.
Inj. - The number of injuries attributed to the tornado.
Width - Width in yards. It is unclear if this indicates a maximum width or mean width.
Length - Length of tornado path in miles. Note the entire track length is not necessarily all on the ground (some tornadoes "hop and skip".)
Damage - Prior to 1996, this is a range by dollar amount. For 1996 and later, actual damage estimates are in millions.
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Daniel Woods took first in men's and Charlotte Durif placed first in women's at the Sport Climbing Series (SCS) Nationals this past weekend at Movement and Fitness climbing Gym in Boulder, CO. Daniel Woods also became the first person to win bouldering and sport climbing nationals back to back.
11 men and nine women competed in finals this year. "The routes looked hard, but not short and bouldery like last year's," writes Jackie Hueftle, a route setter at the Spot Bouldering Gym, on the Spot Route Setting Blog. "Instead, the announcers said that the routes are supposed to be true sport style, with each move progressively a bit harder than the last."
"For the men, Daniel Woods qualified in seventh and put on a fantastic performance, looking controlled and powerful throughout," Hueftle writes. "It looked like he might send the route but then he fell on the top headwall. With six men left to go it was probably nerve wracking for him to wait and see how he'd end up. In the end, he dominated the field and walked away with his first SCS National Championship."
After Daniel Woods in first, Carlo Traversi placed second and Noah Ridge came in third for the men's category.
"French champion Charlotte Durif was here to win the women's category, and win she did, as the only woman to send the women's final," Hueftle writes. "She found some kneebars in the top headwall, then after resting a bit executed a perfect dropknee and did a French blow (blowing chalk off her fingers with the relaxed detachment of an old man casually sending your project in Font on his after-work circuit) while moving to the pocket that Delaney had fallen from. From there she matched on the outside of the pocket, threw a heel-hook, crossed to the second to last hold, and easily jumped to the finish. Awesome."
After Durif, Delaney Miller placed second and Chelsea Rude came in third. Since Charlotte Durif is French and not American, Delaney Miller is now the women's national champion for sport climbing and will go on the world circuit representing the U.S.


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The New Global Risk Standard; Putting It to Work in Your Organization
In this intermediate-level seminar you will learn about the critical components that make up what we believe to be the new de facto risk assessment standard which is being used by companies around the world. The big 'take-away" from this presentation is that we can significantly increase our abilities to contend with risk assessments that require us to incorporate risk attributes such as level of business impact, threat duration, level of risk forewarning, and many others in a mathematically valid way. We can also contend with complex (multi-objective) governance decision-making that confound teams dealing with risk mitigation planning, cyber security threats and regulatory compliance challenges.
For years companies have struggled to enhance risk assessment policy and standard operating procedures (processes). More recently, these issues have been significantly broadened with our new-found emphasis on the need to guide "good governance". What we have needed is a global risk and governance (decision-making) standard that not only produces more consistent risk assessments but also more optimal governance decisions. The newly emerging standard helps us to achieve significant increases in forecasting accuracy and in work efficiency while transforming how we link and integrate the following activities:
· All Forms of Strategic Planning
· Risk Assessments & Risk Mitigation Planning
· Control Self-Assessments (CSA's)
· Surveys and Polls
· Process Maturity Modeling and Best Practice Assessments
· Industry Benchmarking (peer averages, best-in-class performance, etc.)
Jan 17 2013
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Navigating the Chasm of SIAM-Managing Infrastructure in 2018
Nov 21 2017
3:00 pm
60 mins
Jeffrey Ritter
Governments continue to try to regulate cyberspace, often with little effective impact. Security professionals struggle to design and operate infrastructure that will comply with rules written with Semantically Intentional Ambiguous Meaning (SIAM). Learn from the classrooms of one of the world's great universities the new methods for navigating those challenges and putting in place rules that are effective for managing infrastructure.
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Achieving Digital Trust: Turning New Threats into Customer Loyalty
Oct 26 2017
2:00 pm
45 mins
Jeffrey Ritter
Dynamic, volatile, innovative. Cloud security is all of these and more. How can cloud service vendors turn the constant parade of new threats into a continuing opportunity to increase customer loyalty? How can customers gain trust in their service vendors despite the parade? Learn how in this webcast.
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Seeing through the Clouds: How Visibility Reduces Security Failures
Oct 25 2017
3:00 pm
45 mins
Dominic Vogel, Chief Security Strategist, Cyber.SC
As organizations continue to ramp-up their migration to cloud-based environments, they will need to account for the associated security and control risks. There are hidden dangers and blind spots that arise through the use of virtualization technology in the data center. These hidden dangers and blind spots become more prevalent as business-critical applications are increasingly deployed on the public cloud. This is a problem considering that an organization's operations are dependent on a cloud environment that inherently has a huge visibility gap.
Many are now making the necessary changes to keep data secure in the cloud. This talk will focus on how to pragmatically accomplish cloud security through increased emphasis on cloud network visibility and cloud access security brokers. Enterprises that can properly implement appropriate cloud network visibility and cloud access security brokers will experience a third fewer security failures. Learn about practical steps and tools that you can use for accomplishing cloud security in your organization.
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From Self-parking to Self-loathing: Innovation and Risk in Connected Cars
Jun 22 2017
12:00 pm
45 mins
Ken Munro, Partner, Pen Test Partners LLP
While autonomous driverless cars are still a work-in-progress connected cars and the IoT are becoming the norm. Whether that relates to communications infrastructure, on-board services for vehicle management, or mobile device connectivity, more and more new cars come equipped as standard with some sort of "connected" element. Typically the cost of new technology is in the buying price, but with modern cars it could be insurance hikes, loss of privacy, or even loss of life.
Ken Munro, Partner and Security Consultant and Pen Test Partners, breaks down the key technologies and examines the security implications for drivers, insurers and manufactures alike.
Viewers will learn about:
- The attack surface that a connected car presents
- What those attacks look like
- The implications for everyday drivers
- What manufacturers need to be doing
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Sharing the Data of IoT Security Incidents: 5 Keys to Improved Security
Jun 20 2017
2:00 pm
45 mins
Jeffrey Ritter
Bad things happen, but the potential of IoT will be limited if those in any connected system of devices cannot share data of adverse incidents more effectively. This webcast introduces 5 keys to doing so successfully, all toward improving security across those systems.
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Politics and Cyber Attacks: Techniques, Prevention & Influence
May 18 2017
10:00 am
45 mins
Indy Dhami, Director & Independent Security Consultant
Focus of the talk:
The current global political climate and the increased number of cyber attacks associated with nation states and revelations from whistleblowers such as WikiLeaks. The strategies and potential reasons for such attacks – We are seeing a focus shifting from financial gain
to political power, control and mass surveillance.
Audience learning:
A view of the technologies utilised and targeted to perform the attacks such as malware targets such as iPhones, Android devices and smart TVs and malware on Windows, Osx, Linux etc
Audience takeaways:
The talk is aimed at those with a general interest in Cyber Security and how political gain is firmly intertwined and a tool utilised in state sponsored cyber attacks indiscriminately against corporations, criminals and citizens alike.
Indy possesses over 14 years' experience, having worked in both
operational and consulting positions at FTSE100 and Fortune 500
organisations including AXA, Deutsche Bank, PwC, Accenture,
Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar Land Rover and many other world leading
His experience includes leadership positions in information/
cybersecurity transformation, risk assurance, crisis management
(pre and post incident), assurance, audit, governance, risk and
compliance programmes.
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Shark Attacks and Car Crashes: Interrogating Fear and Risk in Data Protection
May 17 2017
10:00 am
45 mins
Tim Sadler, Co-founder & CEO, CheckRecipient
Contrary to the fear around malicious insiders and external hackers, the Information Commissioner's Office recently reported that the most common data security incidents reported to them are all due to inadvertent human error (incidents like misaddressed emails and laptops being left on trains).
In the face of game-changing regulatory changes like GDPR, it's crucial that information security and data protection professionals prioritise addressing the most prevalent risks first, not the ones that appear the scariest.
This webinar is ideal for any security professionals looking to understand the regulatory and data protection landscape; reduce vulnerabilities; respond to threats more effectively and remediate breaches more effectively.
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Trusting Data Protection by FinTech: The Questions to Ask
May 16 2017
2:00 pm
45 mins
Jeffrey Ritter
Global FinTech innovations challenge institutions and customers to navigate how to align the innovations to complex privacy and data protection rules, both in law and in contract. Key questions need to be asked, and answered, to achieve success. Learn how to make the answers useful to conforming to those requirements.
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Securing FinTech: Threat-based testing along the kill chain
May 16 2017
10:00 am
45 mins
Peter Wood
Threat-based testing, accurately simulating criminal attacks, is a critical approach in securing FinTech. Attackers constantly evolve their attack methods and strategies in response to changing technologies, making it essential that security tests match the threat landscape.
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Quantifying Cyber Risk: A Top-down Approach
May 16 2017
8:00 am
45 mins
Ariel Evans, CEO, Innosec
Cyber risk must be measures using a top-down approach to understand the business impact of cyber risk in dollars and cents and the effectiveness of cyber controls. Bottom-up approaches stop at the system level and do not tie the business processes to the data assets and the systems, hence they lack the ability to demonstrate the effect a missing control, or a discovered vulnerability has on cyber risk.
Bottom-Up methods have proved themselves to be extremely inaccurate as they measure controls on the technology level and only describe the control maturity and not its effectiveness. Control maturity is a term that is commonly used by IT to measure their ability to perform and is derived from IT governance methodologies such as CobIT, ITIL and CMMI models. From a Risk Management perspective, controls maturity has no effect on Risk because it only describes the implementation status of the control. For example, an Anti-Malware solution can be 90% mature because it is installed on 90% of the end-points. But from a Risk perspective, the policy this control is enforcing could be irrelevant to the Risk. So its effectiveness could be 0%.
Measuring cyber risk by evaluating controls maturity puts the insurer in a very high exposure for loss. Learn how to quantify cyber risk in dollars and cents.
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Will Faster Payments Mean Faster Fraud?
May 10 2017
3:00 pm
60 mins
Jeroen Mulder, Jim Wadsworth (Accura), Romana Sachova (CaixaBank), ACI Worldwide, TransferWise
The faster payments initiative was put into place to ensure a better customer experience. However, with this comes the question -- will it also encourage faster fraudulent and insecure transactions?
Join this panel where experts will discuss:
·How an industry-wide approach to data sharing is critical to better tackle fraud and wider financial crime
·How analytical tools present a significant opportunity to better protect all users of payments systems against fraud
·What is known about the size, scale and flow of stolen money through the UK's payments systems
·What are banks doing on a global scale to tackle the potential challenges head-on?
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Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) - enabler or obstacle?
May 9 2017
2:00 pm
60 mins
Kristian Sørensen (Norfico), Tim Richards (Consult Hyperion), Adam Kissane (Deloitte), Marten Nelson (Token)
With the new European Payment Service Directive (PSD2) the most talked about topics are the new access to account (XS2A) options that Payment Initiation Service Providers (PISPs) and Account Information Service Providers (AISPs) will get. But as the Directive not only aims to open the banking infrastructure to foster innovation but at the same time it also aims to increase security and reduce fraud.
To achieve this ambition new requirements for the use of Strong User Authentication (SCA) play a central role of the Directive. The Commission have given the European Banking Authority (EBA) the responsibility to develop Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) for SCA. The process has involved discussion papers, 250+ comments from different parties and by the end of February, the "final draft" version of the SCA RTS was published.
The panel will make sense of the alphabet soup of acronyms and discuss the requirements, the interpretations and the implications of SCA and the RTS.
*What is SCA?
*How can SCA be done?
*Who must do SCA?
*Who can do SCA?
*How will SCA impact transactions and commerce?
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Knowledge of Natural Sciences Applied to Cybersecurity
May 3 2017
2:00 pm
45 mins
Luis Bernardi, Director at IT Scientia Ltd
The use of the knowledge and understanding of natural sciences, in particular the human body, applied to computer security is an appealing concept for two reasons. Firstly, the human immune system provides the human body with a high level of protection from invading pathogens, in a robust, self-organised and distributed manner. Secondly, current techniques used in computer security are not able to cope with the dynamic and increasingly complex cyber threat landscape of computer systems. It is hoped that biologically inspired approaches in this area, including, but not limited, to the use of immune-based systems will be able to meet this challenge.
Join this webinar to understand more about these ideas to further foster the need to design and develop naturally inspired and sustainable protection and defence systems.
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Reduce time to detect and respond to cyber threats - without adding resources
Apr 26 2017
9:00 am
45 mins
Chris Martin, LogRhythm Security Expert
Today's reality is that organisations will continue to be confronted by increasingly frequent and complex cyber threats. It's not a matter of if your organisation will be compromised, but when.
The Threat Lifecycle Management Framework (TLM) is a series of aligned security operations capabilities. It begins with the ability to see broadly and deeply across your IT environment and ends with the ability to quickly mitigate and recover from security incidents. The result? A reduction in your mean time to detect and mean time to respond without adding staff to accomplish the job.
In this webcast, Chris Martin, LogRhythm security expert, will explain what TLM is and demonstrate how the end-to-end security workflow helps reduce your mean time to detect and respond to cyber threats.
You'll learn:
• The definition and details of the TLM framework
• How TLM enables you to sort through the noise to highlight and investigate concerning incidents
• How TLM works to streamline processes through automated workflow
• Specific use cases TLM can address to prevent major data breaches
Register now to learn how to enhance your threat detection and response capabilities with LogRhythm and Threat Lifecycle Management (TLM).
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Interview: CTO of Symantec on advanced cybersecurity
Apr 24 2017
3:00 pm
30 mins
Darren Thomson, CTO & VP of Technology, Symantec, EMEA & Andrew Bird, EA Visionary, Interview Moderator
Interview in partnership with BrightTALK, The Stack and Cloud Industry Forum
BrightTALK caught up with Darren Thomson, CTO & VP of Technology, Symantec, for an in-depth conversation on the future of cybersecurity in the context of IoT, AI and Machine Learning.
Among topics discussed:
- Trending business vulnerabilities in 2017
- Particularities of pentesting
- How to prepare for GDPR in 2018
- Implications of IoT, AI & machine learning on cyber security
- Yahoo breach
- Brexit and cybersecurity
- Recommendations to CISO's developing security strategies
About the speaker:
Darren is an industry recognised IT innovator and strategist, with +20 years of industry experience. He is a published author. His latest work has recently been published by Wiley Co. and is entitled, "Delivering Utility Computing: Business Driven IT Optimisation". Details can be found at www.amazon.com.
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Apr 17 2017
3:00 pm
60 mins
Rae Barton, PKI expert at Gemalto
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) is a well-known security protocol used by some of the world's largest governments and top enterprises, but it's a technology that also affords many possibilities in new and growing industries. Even small to medium sized businesses can greatly benefit from PKI. However, PKI is also often mistakenly perceived as being difficult to deploy. Gemalto is addressing this common misconception. The next webinar in our PKI series, DIY PKI, will walk attendees through the entire process of setting up a PKI environment and how to manage it. We have developed a five step process to make it easy for security professionals to get their PKI system up and running with minimal time spent. The five step implementation method will give you an idea of how to set up a two tier Microsoft PKI infrastructure with Gemalto SafeNet Authentication Manager and SafeNet Luna HSM to perform smart card log on for small to medium sized enterprises.
Attendees of the DIY PKI webinar will see in five simple steps how to:
-Install and configure a Hardware Security Module (HSM)
-Install the root CA and configure it with the HSM
-Install and configure the issuing CA
-Configure the permissions of users and create certificate templates
-Install and configure an authentication manager
For the purpose of this webinar and using Gemalto's five step propriety approach, we will use our SafeNet line of technologies, however attendees will be able to see firsthand how PKI technology has evolved into a do it yourself or service based model, making upgrading, implementing or scaling your PKI infrastructure easier to meet the demands of new and innovative technologies.
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Prevent Major Data Breaches with Threat Lifecycle Management
Apr 12 2017
9:00 am
60 mins
Seth Goldhammer, Senior Director of Product Management
Throughout 2017 organisations will continue to be confronted by increasingly frequent and complex cyber threats. It's not a matter of if your organisation will be compromised, but when.
A traditional prevention-centric strategy naively assumes all threats can be blocked at the perimeter, which leaves you blind to the threats that do get in. Many organisations are shifting to a more balanced strategy including detection and response. Enter Threat Lifecycle Management (TLM) - your playbook for rapidly detecting and responding to cyber-attacks.
In this webcast, Seth Goldhammer, senior director of product management at LogRhythm, explains what TLM is, and demonstrates how the end-to-end security workflow helps reduce your mean time to detect and respond to cyber threats.
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A Day in the Life of an Incident Investigator - Live Demo
Apr 4 2017
1:00 pm
60 mins
Amar Singh Cyber Management Alliance
This webinar includes a live demo of real incident response play-books in action!
Join Amar Singh and his special guests in this highly informative and educational webinar on:
* How to design play-books (aka run-books) for different attack scenarios.
* How to align your incident response to official standards.
* Learn more about a day in the life of an investigator.
* How to create an effective triage process that works for every type of attack.
* Discover the various types of data enrichment attributes to apply to every incident.
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GDPR: How to Manage Risks and Reputation within Any Data-Driven Company
Apr 3 2017
2:00 pm
45 mins
Ronald van Loon, Director Business Development, Adversitement
With the new GDPR taking effect in 2018 in the European Union, clients and consumers will have more control over their data, allowing them to decide which companies can use and store their information, which will have a substantial impact on data driven businesses. This includes all data analytics, and all applications, including Big data, Business Intelligence, data warehouses, data lakes, analytics, marketing applications, and all other applications where data is used. Client consent will be at the forefront of a business's concerns, and organizations must manage this process to be compliant.
Data-driven companies need to apply proactive measures that will help in effectively managing their risks and reputation when client trust is at stake.
In this webinar, speaker Ronald van Loon will discuss the following:
•Maintain client trust with appropriate data management
•Taking steps to reduce risks and protect your reputation
•Adopting a Protection by Design approach to data
•How to implement technical infrastructures to protect and govern client data
•Utilizing a Data Protection Officer to define how data is collected and stored
•How to handle the various data streams
Stay Tuned for a Q&A at the conclusion of the webinar with speaker Ronald van Loon
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Ransomware Wins! User Awareness Doesn't Work! What Do you Do?
Mar 30 2017
55 mins
Amar Singh & Industry Experts
Nope this is NOT another webinar on How to Protect Against Ransomware.
If you reckon that users (yes that includes you and me) are the first line of defence against ransomware! Sorry to break it to you but you are WRONG! We are all humans and we make mistakes and ransomware creators know that.
You have a choice.Hope and or pray that your awareness training protects your employees and your business from becoming a ransomware victim OR attend this webinar and learn what you can do to protect your business.
Note: This is not your typical webinar. Cyber Management Alliance's unique and interactive approach to webinar's allows everyone to have a say and share their knowledge. The host, Amar Singh firmly believes that every member of the audience has valuable input and that each attendee brings their own context and perspective. So, join in, share and learn.
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