Presented by Elastic
There is no magic bullet in security. Yet many best practices adopted by enterprises across the globe have been proven to allow organizations to mitigate risk and mature their security posture. During this session, you will learn about common trends and challenges in cybersecurity and what organizations are doing to keep up and be ready for the future.
Presented by Arcserve
Data is expected to grow to 200 ZB by the end of 2025. More data to manage, more data to protect. IDC recommends a 3-2-1-1 best practice as a mid-market data protection strategy. The addition of the new “1” is a copy of the data on immutable storage. Backup data is a key tool in business continuity & disaster recovery planning. Securing this backup data and maintaining multiple copies of it allow for a resilient recovery plan. Your cyber security plan is incomplete without a reliable recovery plan. In the event of any disaster, natural or man-made, like a ransomware attack, getting your IT systems and workloads back on their feet as fast as possible is essential. Join us as we share best practices to help keep your data protected and secure with multiple layers of defenses. We will share our perspective on how organizations can simplify the approach of incorporating guidance from NIST’s Cybersecurity Framework into their own environments.
Presented by Darktrace
In the face of skyrocketing cyber risk, detecting and responding to attacks is no longer enough. Organizations must take proactive steps to prevent threats before they happen and to recover if compromised. In this session, we’ll unveil an ambitious new approach to security, with core engines powering AI technologies to prevent, detect, respond, and ultimately heal from attacks. Together, these engines combine to strengthen organizations’ security posture in a virtuous AI feedback ‘loop,’ which provides powerful end-to-end, bespoke, and self-learning solutions unique to each organization.
Presented by Collin Miller • Director of Cloud Security, Structured
Responding to a security incident requires preparation, planning, and processes. When that incident occurs in a cloud environment such as Azure, not all organizations are equipped to respond. The shared responsibility model, rapid rate of change, high degree of automation, and new security tools and technologies all present challenges and opportunities when responding to incidents in the cloud. Protect your organization’s information, applications, and reputation by learning to develop an incident response infrastructure to prepare, detect, analyze, contain, eradicate, recover, and learn from security incidents when they occur. This presentation will focus on Azure environments, but many of the lessons learned are applicable across the major cloud service providers.
Collin Miller has over two decades of experience in networking and IT security. In 2015 he hiked over 2,600mi on the Pacific Crest Trail from the Mexican border into Canada. His security journey has seen him working with a wide array of cybersecurity technologies including network security, securing mobile devices, and data loss prevention. His current area of focus is cloud security.
Presented by Hitachi Vantara
If an attack happens and it makes it all the way to your data, then they have already broken through all of your walls. Where your data lives IS your last line of defense, which is why the Armed Forces that protects the USA trusts Hitachi to protect them. Prevention is great and all but without that last line of defense, you’re a sitting duck. Attend this session to learn how Hitachi serves as your last line of defense against ransomware attacks.
Presented by iT1 Source & Wireless Guardian
Intelligent technology helps public safety organizations gain a holistic understanding of their cities, deepen public confidence and strengthen community connections. This session will explain the relationship the using Real-Time Data and Artificial Intelligence to create safer, more resilient communities. As part of the discussion, the presenter will explain the following:
The presenter will also stress public safety isn’t a top-down hierarchy. It’s actually a collective effort that prioritizes the needs of the community and depends on strong relationships. By realizing the future of public safety, smart city technology transforms the ability to serve local communities.
Presented by Cohesity
Join this session for a walk-through of a real-world ransomware attack and the necessary steps to recover. We will cover a cyber insurance form to show how it aligns with our “Protect, Detect, Recover” point of view, and we will speak to the specific capabilities associated with each point.
Presented by Fortinet
Securing connected resources and the different pieces of a distributed network can be challenging. Join this session to explore the advantages of using SASE and a ZTNA architecture to provide secure, application-based access over the traditional VPN access most enterprises use today. We’ll also examine how employing Gartner’s Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture can simplify Network and Security operations.
Presented by CYE
Because of the current economic downturn, security leaders are being forced to stretch their budgets further, even as devastating cyberattacks continue to proliferate. Given these challenges, how can CISOs convince their board members to support a robust and effective cybersecurity budget?
In this session moderated by Bryan Hurd, Reuven Aronashvili and Ira Winkler will highlight the best ways to stretch your security budget, including which investments will provide the most bang for your buck. Perhaps most importantly, however, Reuven and Ira will also touch on how CISOs like you can present your security recommendations and successfully receive the budget you deserve.
Presented by Synack
According to Gartner’s July 2022 analysis of the application security space, over 80% of today’s web traffic is API traffic. As of 2022, API abuses will move from an infrequent to the most-frequent attack vector, resulting in data breaches for enterprise web applications. Hence, it is imperative that security organizations have a firm understanding of APIs and API security testing approaches.
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