Cybersecurity Solutions

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Reporting is a key process of any security function used to highlight issues of note. However often, not only is there a wide gap between techies and the business there is also one between cyber security and the techies. There must be a better way of implementing and integrating security reporting. Come listen to the Bank of England’s adventure in Cyber data reporting.

For many years, Asset Inventory lists at the very top of most industry-leading security frameworks such as ISO, NIST, and CIS. The discovery of hard- and software data plays a critical role in maintaining an up-to-date synopsis of your entire IT estate to protect yourself against cyber security attacks. Leveraging that collected Cybersecurity Asset Management data is a fundamental starting point for implementing security measures across your organization.

The first step in protecting anything is knowing that an asset exists. Sounds so simple, but a solid cybersecurity program requires reliable inventory and discovery as its foundation. Once you’ve established your asset inventory baseline, you can start to dig deeper.

Making IT Discovery a key process of your Cybersecurity Asset Management enables you to discover new devices as they come into the organization and inventory all software and hardware across your IT environment.

Find out how Lansweeper can help you achieve full visibility across – and control over the IT, IOT and OT estate.

• What are killwares?
• History.
• Targets.
• What are the challenges with industry 4.0/5.0?

The next generation of cyber threats have arrived and there aren’t enough security people or budgets to handle the growing volume and complexity. This presentation will explore why organizations — and not just their security teams — need security automation. We will look at the reasons why security teams utilize SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) to keep pace with threats and technological innovations, without their organizations needing to add headcount. Learn how when the security team automates traditional Tier 1 work, the entire organization benefits – from upskilling staff to eliminating spend on managed services. This session draws from real-world European enterprises whose adoption of NextGen SOAR was the catalyst for fundamental security and organizational improvements.

Computer technologies eventually get hacked. Why are some technologies effectively hack proof. They may be totally secure for more than a decade. Whilst a lot of new technologies needed a patch the month after they were released. Taking an inspirational ‘big picture’ look behind current and emerging security technologies. What are the forces that keep technology insecure and where could we be heading.

As we see the threat landscape evolving we see ever increasing threats to organisations of any size and in any sector. This increased threat activity brings complications to organisations looking to stay secure at a time when IT budgets are tighter than ever. Matt Fooks a Security and Cloud Solutions Architect at boxxe will cover some of the activities, tools, methods and options you can employ to reduce your chance of being the next victim of an attack.

Security awareness is dead. Or, at the very least, is dying.

Think about it. You have a modern business. Or maybe you’re just trying to keep up with the times. Despite that, you’re still using an approach from 20 years ago to manage your human cyber risk.

Over 90% of cyber security incidents are linked to people.

So why are organizations only paying lip service to human cyber risk? Why are tick-box training and phishing simulations still used? How can we make meaningful progress to quantify human cyber risk and change security behaviors?

In this session, CybSafe’s CEO Oz Alashe will share a deep dive on how to build on security awareness training to influence real and lasting behaviour change in your organization.

We’ve gathered the latest research, industry insight, and data from the CybSafe machine. And we’re going to tell you everything about changing human security behaviors that other security vendors won’t.

Recently there’s been an undeniable increase in the demand for effective risk management, which is unsurprising considering the growing complexity of threats organizations face globally – from pandemic and supply chain issues, to emerging cyber risks and changing consumer expectations around Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) and more.

Spreadsheets are an obvious and seemingly easy first step for an initial introduction of risk management, but in all but the simplest applications, the use of spreadsheets in managing risk falls short and can actually cause more harm than good.

Risk and security professionals are aware that getting risk management wrong can result in missed risks, complacency, looking in the wrong direction, overspending in the wrong areas, underspending in the right areas – ultimately exposing the business to intolerable risk. However, with limited resources and budgets, how can this be avoided?

Kerry Chambers, Acuity Risk Management’s Chief Commercial Officer, draws from her varied experience working with global customers in highly-regulated industries implementing integrated risk management solutions. In this session, Kerry will explore why using spreadsheets for risk management can actually increase your business exposure, and explore the key requirements for effective risk management.

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• What are the main cyber risks which we are faced with today? 
• Exploring the importance of Cybersecurity from a UX view. 
• Reviewing the upcoming tech of Confidential Computing and how it can enhance your enterprise protection. 

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