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Managing Change Risk on Critical Windows NT Infrastructure
Abstract
Many organizations still have critical Windows NT systems within their IT infrastructure. These systems often support fragile legacy applications and do so with very limited computing resources. Migration of these systems to a current platform, if even possible, is often very expensive and must be prioritized against competing projects that could add incremental value to the business. Yet, leaving NT systems in place is also an expensive proposition. NT systems that are on the network are subject to vulnerabilities and require protection. Failure to do so systems can result in downtime, lost or compromised data, penalties due to regulatory non-compliance and other costly business risks. The dramatically increasing cost of extended support combined with the expense and risk of applying security patches to these legacy systems makes the situation even more problematic.
To address the NT dilemma, IT leaders are rapidly adopting an approach that leverages change control technology. Motorola is one such organization and Solidcore is proud to present a unique opportunity to learn from Motorola’s experience.
Come join us for a Webinar on May 3, featuring Motorola’s CISO, Bill Boni. Mr. Boni will discuss the NT problem at Motorola, their solution requirements, evaluation criteria and decision to adopt a change control approach. He will also describe Motorola’s vision for deploying change control on other critical systems across the company. Register today for this rare opportunity.
Guest Speaker
Bill Boni
CISO, Motorola
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Bill Boni has spent his entire professional career as an information protection specialist and has assisted major organizations in both the public and private sectors. For more than 25 years, Bill has helped a variety of organizations design and implement cost-effective programs to protect both tangible and intangible assets. In a wide range of assignments Bill has assisted clients in safeguarding their digital assets, especially their key intellectual property, against the many threats arising from the global Internet. In addition, he has pioneered the innovative application of emerging technologies including computer forensics, intrusion detection and others, to deal with incidents directed against electronic business systems.
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At Motorola, he is responsible for the company's overall program to protect critical digital proprietary information, intellectual property and trade secrets. He also directs the people, processes and technology programs that safeguard the company's global network, computer systems and electronic business initiatives.
Other assignments in his distinguished career include work as a U.S. Army counter-intelligence officer; Federal agent and investigator; investigator and security consultant; Vice President of Information Security for First Interstate Bank; and project security officer for "Star Wars" programs and other defense work with Hughes Aircraft Company and Rockwell.
Bill chairs the Information Technology Governance Institute (ITGI) at the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA). |
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