| Cut your URL Filtering cost in Half and Double your Web Security |
| In today’s tough economic environment, IT professionals are asked to do more with less. While Web 2.0 threats and browser exploits are growing, you have little or no Capital expenditure (CapEX) to acquire and deploy new security appliances and very tight Operating expenditure (OpEX) to manage them. IT management is expected to: |
- Protect their enterprises from botnets, malicious active content, cross site scripting and more.
- Control their bandwidth cost that is doubling due to Web 2.0 streaming content such as YouTube.
- Limit liability created by innocent users blogging on Facebook, or sending webmail with sensitive attachments.
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| Get Full Web Security with your current URL Filtering budget |
| Don’t give up! You do have URL Filtering deployed in your enterprise. Against today’s Web 2.0 world, it offers limited protection, yet it costs significant money and resources for its annual renewal and updates. What if you could cut your annual URL Filtering cost in half and use the other half get complete web security in a SaaS environment? |
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| On-Demand Webcast with keynote from Forrester: SaaS Web Security |
| Join Chenxi Wang, an authority on Web Security and a Principal Analyst at Forrester Research for this educational webcast, hosted by Zscaler, the market leader of cloud security. Chenxi will share with you the newest challenges and how the industry is solving them. |
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| Webcast Agenda |
 Holistic Approach to Web 2.0 security: Chenxi Wang, Forrester Research (Keynote) |
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- New security risks– Malicious Active Content and more
- Managed Access to Web 2.0
- Why Web is the favorite Data Leakage Channel
- SaaS Web Security and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
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| How to get full Web Security with URL Filtering Budget Jay Chaudhry, CEO, Zscaler |
- Integrated approach to web security
- Selecting the right SaaS Web Security
- Computing TCO and ROI
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| Real-life Customer Case Study |
- How solution was selected
- Deployment experience
- Benefits & ROI
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| Ask the Experts – Q&A with Chenxi Wang |
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| Speaker Bios |
| Chenxi Wang, Ph.D., Principal Analyst, Forrester Research |
| Chenxi serves Security & Risk professionals. She is a leading expert on content security, application security, and vulnerability management. Chenxi leads the effort at Forrester to build the application security and Web 2.0 security research portfolio. Chenxi's research builds on her in-depth technical insights and her years of research experience. Chenxi covers topics such as best practices for content and application security, emerging threats, and operational aspects of security deployment. Chenxi has also written about the China technology market and closely follows the technology adoption trends in that market. |
| Prior to Forrester Chenxi was the chief scientist for KSR, a risk management service provider startup in Silicon Valley. Previously Chenxi was an associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). She was an instrumental faculty member behind the inception of CMU's Cylab. At CMU Chenxi led a number of high-profile research projects, including multimillion dollar projects from the Department of Defense and National Science Foundation. Chenxi was a consultant to the FTC, HP Labs, Emerson, Lucent, and a number of venture capital companies. |
| Chenxi has been frequently quoted in the press, including such media outlets as The New York Times and Infoworld. An accomplished public speaker, Chenxi also has delivered keynote and highlighted speeches at many events, including Chevron's IT conference, Forrester Leadership Boards events, and other customer events. In her previous role as an academic, Chenxi delivered many research talks at top academic conferences and institutions such as Stanford University and the University of Cambridge. |
| Chenxi received her Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Virginia. Her Ph.D. thesis work was awarded an ACM Samuel Alexander award for excellence in research. She received a B.S. from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania. |
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| Jay Chaudhry, CEO, Zscaler Inc. |
| Jay Chaudhry is a seasoned entrepreneur with a track record of success. He is an innovator and trendsetter who has founded and funded several successful companies including Zscaler, AirDefense, CipherTrust, CoreHarbor, Air2Web, and SecureIT. Chaudhry's 25 years of sales, marketing and engineering experience also includes leadership roles at leading companies such as IBM, NCR, and Unisys. |
| Chaudhry was honored as Entrepreneur of the Year in the US Southeast and as a finalist for the US National by Ernst & Young. He was named an Innovator & Influencer by Information Week magazine, and "Who's Who" by the Atlanta Business Chronicle. He was recognized as a Market Entrepreneur by SC Magazine. He won the Entrepreneur of the Year award from Catalyst magazine three times, and has appeared in Atlanta's "Top 50 Names to Know" many times. |
| Chaudhry founded AirDefense, which pioneered the wireless security market and had a successful merger with Motorola. He founded CipherTrust, creating the industry’s first email security gateway appliance and led its successful merger with Secure Computing. He also founded CoreHarbor, the first ASP for e-procurement solutions, which was acquired by USi/AT&T. In 1996, Chaudhry founded SecureIT, the first pure-play Internet security services company, as a self-funded venture. SecureIT experienced exponential revenue growth and was acquired by VeriSign, where Chaudhry served as vice president and general manager of the Security Services Division. Prior to that, he held various sales and marketing management positions at NCR, IBM, Unisys, and IQ Software. |
| He holds a Master’s in Computer Engineering, Master’s in Industrial Engineering, and Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Cincinnati. |
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