Archives: Seminar

  Presented by Jake Gillen, Solutions Engineer • Pentera

As organizations face expanding attack surfaces, Red Teaming remains vital for uncovering true security gaps—but traditional methods can be difficult to scale. This session introduces Automated Security Validation and its role in strengthening and accelerating Red Team activities. We’ll define what Red Teaming is, outline how to plan an exercise, and walk through real examples that illustrate improved efficiency and coverage. Attendees will learn to complement manual Red Teaming by automating repetitive tasks, enabling teams to focus on high-value adversarial techniques and maximize overall impact.

  Presented by Austin Starowicz, Director, Solutions Consulting • Mastercard Cybersecurity

Cyber Risk Management has evolved. Every new vulnerability or regulation adds further pressures on already stretched teams to predict and manage the weakest links within your internal IT infrastructure. Piling on to today’s cyber risk landscape is the ever-expanding digital supply chain, and the need to onboard, assess, and monitor third parties, fourth parties, and Nth parties.

But does it really have to be that way?

Join this session from Mastercard Cybersecurity for an exclusive presentation on how a proactive “data-first” approach to cyber risk management can help you:

• Improve monitoring for critical vulnerabilities to determine which ones really matter
• Identify, Prioritize and Assess affected third parties in real-time
• Leverage objective risk data into the decision-making processes
• Streamline workflows and scale your operations

  Presented by Collin Covington, Sales Engineer • Axonius

Tired of the gap between security compliance and applicability? This session explores how to turn CIS Controls 1& 2, Asset Inventory and Secure Configuration, into actionable steps that strengthen your organization’s security foundation. We’ll discuss why these controls are essential for measuring and reducing risk, and how to apply them in ways that drive real outcomes rather than just checking compliance boxes. You will gain practical guidance to improve efficiency, reduce risk, and translate security requirements into meaningful results.

  Presented by John McLaughlin, Principal Sales Engineer, PNW & Gary Quinn, Sr Sales Engineer, Enterprise US • Arctic Wolf

Traditional incident response often leaves organizations reacting under pressure, navigating uncertain costs, inconsistent coverage, and slow recovery. In this session, we’ll examine strategies for making incident response more predictable and outcome-focused. Participants will explore how structured response models—emphasizing planning, rapid containment, and coordinated recovery—can reduce operational risk, minimize downtime, and support business continuity. Attendees will gain practical insights into aligning incident response practices with organizational goals, enabling IT, risk, and executive teams to make more informed decisions and improve overall cyber resilience.

  Presented by Rubrik

In the interconnected digital landscape, identity is the new perimeter. Yet, organizations frequently struggle to move beyond basic multi-factor authentication (MFA) and effectively solve the fundamental challenge of Identity Resilience—the ability to maintain business continuity and security even when identity systems or accounts are inevitably compromised.

This forward-looking session is tailored for CISOs and security architects ready to transition from traditional identity management to a proactive resilience model. We will dissect the modern identity threat landscape, driven by supply chain risks and large-scale PII exposure, and provide tangible frameworks for securing the enterprise.