See SecurityCenter 4 at RSA 2010 - Booth 956
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Tenable will be participating in a variety of events at this year's RSA show in San Francisco next week.
We are in booth #956. Renaud Deraison, Paul Asadoorian and I will be attending the show, working the Tenable booth and meeting as many people as we can.
We will be demonstrating SecurityCenter 4.0 along with Nessus 4.2, the latest Passive Vulnerability Scanner and the Log Correlation Engine. SecurityCenter 4 has many new features that simplify the process of collecting security information about a network and tracking security events in real time. Please stop by to see how easy it is to pivot from analyzing Microsoft patches, to tracking CIS configuration settings, to looking for anomalies in your firewall logs and correlating attacks in one easy to use interface.
Example SecurityCenter 4 dashboard displaying events and vulnerabilities
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