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Thought Leadership

Perimeter and Beyond... A Pervasive versus Perimeter based approach to Email

Attackers continue to find new ways to exploit organizations. By design, traditional secure email gateway technologies on their own are not designed to fuse various forms of telemetry to detect and prevent against sophisticated attacks. We will discuss how a pervasive approach to email security can not only provide better visibility from both "human" and "technical" telemetry but also how if done right, it can enrich your broader cybersecurity ecosystem to help more efficiently and quickly respond to new sophisticated attacks. Examples of new "intersections" of value between the Three Zones. Join our session to gain a better understanding: 

• How to drive a Pervasive Email Security Strategy 
• Decrease cyber risks and costs 
• Simplify administrative overhead

Sponsored by:

RSA

 

 

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You Need to Know Who Is Accessing Your Data, But Do You Really?

Knowing who is accessing what data is at the heart of security. Today, users and attackers get to your data through a mesh of web applications, APIs, and microservices. Unfortunately, your database logs only report the querying source as an authorized intermediary application without the originating requestor's information. This blind spot causes glaring gaps during audits, slows incident response, and impede breach detection. 

Learn how to apply new ways of continuously linking originating users' information to every database access with cohesive interworking between edge WAF, server RASP, and Data Activity Monitoring tools.

Sponsored by:

Imperva

 

 

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Balance Your Protection by Planning Left and Right of Boom

The noise that no IT team wants to hear, and no exec team wants to talk about, is the Boom associated with a successful breach. Most products focus on either prevention (Left of, or before, Boom) or detection (Right of, or after, Boom), but lack the capability to integrate the two. In order to provide measurable and meaningful value, managed detection and response (MDR) has evolved to provide insight that improves protection in both areas, fulfilling the mission of decreasing both the likelihood and the impacts of successful attacks. 

Join Jack Danahy, Alert Logic's SVP for Strategy and Chief Evangelist as he discusses MDR, and the security outcomes it delivers both Left, and Right, of Boom.

Sponsored by:

Mimecast

 

 

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Hacking Exposed

Brian Robison has over 20 years of cybersecurity experience. As Chief Evangelist at BlackBerry, he is focused on educating and inspiring the world. During this Hacking Exposed session, Brian will reveal the tools and techniques of real-world threat actors and explain why preventing cybersecurity threats is actually possible and a much better approach than detecting and responding after the attack.

Sponsored by:

BlackBerry

 

 

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AI: Friend or Foe?

Advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are introducing new technologies to a wide array of products across every industry, especially cybersecurity. Facial recognition and natural language processing have become a reality thanks to deep learning algorithms, however, there is a dark side to these advancements. Cybercriminals have managed to weaponize AI to create extremely intricate malware and attack methods. This has forced organizations to use advanced heuristic solutions rather than counting on known vulnerability and attack signatures. 

Takeaways: 

• Artificial Intelligence products are already being deployed in many industries
• Features like facial recognition and chat bots are common examples
• Cybercriminals can weaponize this technology without proper security measures

Sponsored by:

Illumio, Inc.

 

 

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The New Age of Digital Transformation - Network and Security Considerations

Network architectures are changing at a very rapid speed, adding management complexity and new blind spots into network security. COVID-19 has increased the speed and dynamics of digital transformation, requiring organizations to become more agile and flexible. Many organizations are trying to transform their digital infrastructure while managing decreased IT and security budgets, challenges sourcing talent, and the pressure that coincides with increased security risks targeting remote workers and data. Among the confusion, many organizations overlook their digital foundation â?" name and IP addressing and associated security services. In this session, Infoblox will share how a modern, hybrid SaaS digital foundation can help efficiently and cost effectively meet the challenges of rapidly changing digital transformation requirements, especially in the age of a pandemic.

Sponsored by:

Infoblox

 

 

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The Elephant in the Room, Data Breaches

In 2019, data breaches endured yet again as the largest security threat noted by organizations and IT security professionals alike. If data remains as a high valued commodity, ensuring data privacy and securing personal data will continue to be at the top of the list of an organization's concerns. The increases in privacy legislation, such as GDPR and CCPA, and the understanding of the ramifications stemming from a breach have allowed these concerns to remain heavily in the spotlight. Web application flaws have been identified as the top cause of data breaches. As such, establishing and maintaining web application security has developed into a high priority for all organizations.  

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Sponsored by:

Silver Peak Systems