Presented by Malwarebytes
Over the past year, the tools and tactics of cybercrime and cybersecurity adapted against a backdrop of enormous changes to our lives and businesses.
Join us to learn how cybercrime evolved in 2020 and identify ways to safeguard your organization against what’s out there.
We’ll explore:
Presented by KnowBe4
Email is still a top attack vector the bad guys use. A whopping 91% of cyberattacks start with a phishing email, but email hacking is much more than phishing and launching malware! Join us as we explore some of the ways hackers use social engineering to trick your users into revealing sensitive data or enabling malicious code to run. We will also share a special treat – a (pre-recorded) hacking demo by Kevin Mitnick.
You will learn:
If all you were worried about were phishing attempts, think again!
Presented by Darktrace
Alongside the rise of today’s dynamic workforce, the speed and scale of sophisticated cyber-attacks are rapidly increasing. As the cybersecurity industry continues to endure an ongoing skills shortage, over-worked and under-resourced teams urgently need augmentation in order to defend against evolving, sophisticated threats.
For over three years, Darktrace experts have been working to meet this challenge, investigating whether they could teach AI to think like a cybersecurity analyst. It takes subtle, nuanced skills and implicit knowledge for an analyst to detect genuinely threatening activity, and the creation of the world-first Cyber AI Analyst took analyzing over one hundred of the world’s top threat analysts and complex machine learning algorithms. Join Darktrace as we discuss the Cyber AI Analyst in action.
Presented by SentinelOne
Organizations spend more money on cyber security tools every year, yet the number of breaches and the cost of these breaches continues to increase. A new approach is needed that relies on autonomous analysis that can respond at machine speed. By embracing automation, AI, and big data analytics, organizations can better prevent threats, find, and detect what is missed, provide contextual linking for forensic and threat hunting ¬– and even more importantly – self-heal and fully recover when necessary.
Presented by Infoblox
In recent years, continuous integration and continuous deployment, aka CI/CD, have become de facto standards for DevOps-minded software development organizations. Adoption of CI/CD enables software architects and IT specialists to create more flexible, secure and agile infrastructure with new features and functionality that are continually improved and deployed. While compute and storage aspects of environments have benefited greatly from CI/CD, network infrastructure has lagged behind.
This presentation pulls back the covers on efforts taking place to bring CI/CD philosophies to the work of revamping legacy, monolithic network architectures using cloud-native principles, microservices and containerization. The end goal is to create networks that are inherently more adaptable, scalable, automated and simpler to manage.
Speaker Bio: Glenn Sullivan is a Principal Product Manager for Emerging Technologies at Infoblox and joined the Infoblox team when SnapRoute, a company he co-founded in 2015, was acquired by Infoblox. At SnapRoute, Sullivan was responsible for product direction by advocating for the end-user. Prior to founding SnapRoute, Sullivan was responsible for building out hyperscale data center environments at Apple. In addition to core network operational functions, Sullivan led efforts to automate the lifecycle management of various platforms in a multivendor environment. Before Apple, Sullivan was a specialist support engineer on the LAN Switching team in Cisco TAC. While there, his specialty was in turning around customer sentiment by focusing on escalated issues and transforming the customer experience into a positive one. Sullivan has a BS in Network and Systems Administration from RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology).
Presented by AT&T
This presentation will cover key details of the recently released Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). This includes details on the CMMC’s creation and enforcement, along with the key requirements of the certification process itself. The presentation will also include definitions to help attendees identify the different types of data covered by the CMMC and how they relate to the maturity levels. Additionally, Zach Curley, Senior GRC Consultant, will provide guidance on how to prepare for pre-assessments and audits. The end of the session will include time for Q&A so attendees can ask questions related to the presentation or related topics.
Presented by Silver Peak
Adoption of cloud services and the explosive increase in mobile and IoT devices have driven enterprises to transform both their WAN and security architectures – not just one or the other. The strategic imperative is to deploy a more intelligent, highly automated software-defined wide area network (WAN) that can be seamlessly integrated with modern cloud-delivered security services. Gartner coined the term “secure access service edge” (SASE) to describe this cloud-first architecture. During this session, we’ll discuss:
Presented by Palo Alto Networks
The cyber threat landscape continues to present challenges to security practitioners. Each passing week brings a new notification of a game-changer event that puts infosec teams on the ropes. The job of infosec teams has grown in its complexity and the need to approach security differently is at the top of mind for leaders in our space. Hear from MK Palmore, Palo Alto Networks’ Field CSO (Americas) and retired FBI Executive, on the growing demand for security that can scale to meet the challenges of the future.
Presented by Structured & Aruba
While the pandemic shuttered many businesses and wreaked havoc with supply chains, it also massively accelerated investment in digital operations in the cloud and at the intelligent edge. Many decisions were made in haste, arising from the need to just “keep the lights on.” The next iteration of our global pandemic response is to revisit these decisions; correct oversights in security, enterprise connectivity, and endpoint access; and chart a sound course forward. Join us and learn how to confidently navigate what comes next regarding your organization’s ability to deliver secure and satisfying user experiences in all critical capabilities across the enterprise.
Presented by Structured
Companies working on government contracts in the Defense Information Base are required to protect sensitive information, including Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI). These requirements are changing to a more stringent framework, as the self-reporting model with NIST SP 800-171 is being replaced with the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC). CMMC will require a third-party auditor to provide the certification audit in a formalized and regimented process. Join this presentation to learn more about upcoming requirements from DFARS and the transition to these additional control standards. The presenter will be Rob Wayt, Director of Governance and Compliance from Structured Communication Systems, who is listed on the CMMC Accreditation Body marketplace as a Registered Practitioner.