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Lieberman Software Announces Cloud Compliance Webinar


LOS ANGELES, April 21, 2010 --Lieberman Software Corporation, the enterprise leader in privileged identity management, will host an online discussion about the challenges of maintaining security and compliance in cloud environments. While organizations are increasingly turning to cloud services as a way to cut operational costs, the migration creates new concerns about data security and regulatory compliance and introduces new elements of business risk for both customers and service providers.

“Telecommunications and cloud service providers must meet their customers half way if they expect their solutions to emerge as viable alternatives to the traditional enterprise model”

On Thursday, April 29, at 2:00 p.m. ET/11:00 a.m. PT, Field and Wave Solutions Cloud Computing Strategist Steve Staso and Lieberman Software CEO Phil Lieberman will discuss these concerns and review emerging technologies that are designed to preserve security and compliance.

“Two issues have emerged with the rise of cloud computing,” stated Philip Lieberman, founder and CEO of Lieberman Software. “One the one hand, the introduction of cloud-compatible security technologies lags significantly behind today’s business migration – leaving many cloud customers more exposed than they may realize. On the other hand cloud service providers have failed to provide adequate transparency and accountability to their customers into their security measures.”

“Telecommunications and cloud service providers must meet their customers half way if they expect their solutions to emerge as viable alternatives to the traditional enterprise model,” said Steve Staso, cloud computing strategist for Field and Wave Solutions. “The potential benefits of cloud computing are huge, and as soon as providers meet customers with a level of transparency, they will open the doors to increased business.”

Webinar attendees will discover ways to:

    * Enhance the security of existing cloud computing services and gain market share;
    * Eliminate barriers of adoption by clearly defining certain security practices;
    * Scale, enforce and audit the management of passwords for privileged user accounts of infrastructure components (e.g., servers, routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, etc.)

Webinar Registration Link:

Thursday, April 29 at 2:00 p.m. ET/11:00 a.m. PT – Click here to register

About the Presenters:

Steve Staso, Cloud Computing Strategist, Field and Wave Solutions, LLC

Steve Staso is known as a strategic thinker and high level communicator with expertise in web-based solutions. He has enabled numerous clients to gain competitive advantages with cloud, web, and internet technologies. Equally familiar with the business drivers of both enterprises and startups, he applies best practices from each to help solve the complex business challenges.

At Sun Microsystems, Staso pioneered a leading market position for Web 2.0 by conceptualizing a corporate strategy, driving the global sales engagement campaign as a business developer and conference speaker, as well as socializing the story through technical grassroots communities. He expanded Sun’s technical talent worldwide, and as the Global Director of Web Infrastructure Solution Sales, he grew solution sales 43% over 3 years into a $500M line of new business for the US, Canada, China, UK and Germany.

Steve sits on the Los Angeles board of directors for AFCEA, a non-profit organization for computer intelligence professionals.

Philip Lieberman, Founder and CEO, Lieberman Software

Philip Lieberman has more than 30 years of experience in the software industry. In addition to his proficiency as a software engineer, Lieberman is an astute entrepreneur able to perceive shortcomings in existing products on the market, and fill those gaps with innovative solutions. He developed the first products for the privileged identity management space, and continues to introduce new solutions to resolve the security threat of privileged account credentials. Mr. Lieberman has published numerous books and articles on computer science, has taught at UCLA, and has authored many computer science courses for Learning Tree International. He has a B.A. from San Francisco State University.

About Lieberman Software Corporation

Lieberman Software provides unique privileged identity management and security management solutions that secure large, multi-platform enterprises. By automating time-intensive IT administration tasks, Lieberman Software increases control over the computing infrastructure, reduces security vulnerabilities, improves productivity, and helps ensure regulatory compliance. Lieberman Software pioneered the privileged identity management market, having developed its first product to address this need in 1999. The company is headquartered in Los Angeles, CA with an additional office in Austin, TX.

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