Enterprise Security

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In this seminar you will…

• Learn a few tips and tricks to safeguard your environment.
• Surveying the Landscape.
• Staying ahead of attacks with advanced threat intelligence.
• Leveraging UEBA to enhance your insider threat prevention practices.
• Building Cyber resilience and how Zero trust can help.

• The use of traditional protection is no longer enough to defend your critical business data from cyber threats. Implementing a Zero Loss Strategy allows for end-to-end protection beyond just encryption and backups.
• In this session…
  • Learn how to deploy a Zero Loss Strategy which will equip you with cyber deception capabilities, broad workload coverage, and reduce your redundant, obsolete and trivial data.

• Defining what risk is in today’s Cyber and Cloud environment.   
• How People, processes & products are utilised to evaluate risk. 
• Whose job should it be? Should there be restrictions when working with other companies?  

• How should organisations approach cyber risk in an era of cyber-disruption? We all know that security is about risk management, but how do we find the correct risks to focus on? Cyber-attacks in the real world show us examples of a changing threat landscape, one in which knowing your enemy, and their tactics, provides the best means of preventing disruption. 

• Ransomware attacks are evolving their strategies in light of heavy crackdowns: how do we evolve alongside this? 
• Learn more about ransomware prevention, mitigation, and response.  

• Should we be automatically moving to the cloud? Where is cloud not being adopted and why? 
• Industry success stories of organizations using the cloud securely.
• Using cloud-based resources safely – moving sensitive workloads out of legacy data centres. 

In this session, we will cover:

• The most common and emerging cybersecurity threats against your third parties.
• The metrics to track in relation to third parties and their cybersecurity risks​.
• How to protect your business from cybersecurity threats associated with your vendors​.
• How to future-proof your TPRM program to defend against future cybersecurity threats​.

• Swiss Re is a regulated industry having many governance control requirements and Identity Access Management (IAM) is one of it. We’ll share our experience on what was considered as IAM governance across our Azure platform and how we brought that to reality automatically remediating violations in near-real time for 1000+ subscriptions.

This Session Will Discuss…

• Why a properly implemented zero trust substantially reduces the risk of being breached, and why you should be skeptical of everything the vendors tell you about Zero Trust.

Account takeovers (ATO) and bad actor accounts are growing more deceptive. Fraudsters slip into customer accounts at many points in the identity lifecycle — not just at login. And when bad actors register new accounts, they maneuver to launch attacks downstream. It’s not enough to add multi-factor authentication and transaction fraud tools.

In this session, Transmit Security Head of Solutions Engineering in EMEA Maurice Luizink will cover signs of account fraud — so you can detect and mitigate risk much sooner.

• IT vs OT: Key differentiators.  
• Why Architecture vs Design is key for IT/OT Convergence.  
• Defining a roadmap on how to tackle IT/OT convergence.  
• How OT Security enables digital transformation.  
• A look at the challenges and solutions faced. 

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• Public cloud security tools have evolved considerably in the last five years – this session will explain which features of cloud security tools are important and which are hype. Attendees will understand how modern cloud security approaches are evolving to meet the demands of increasingly complex attacks.
• In this session, Thomas Gressot, a Sales Engineer at Skyhawk Security (a Radware spin-off company), will focus on new areas of public cloud security such as contextual risk analysis, threat detection ‘kill chains’, automated remediation, and machine learning. Attendees will leave the session with a good sense of where to focus when it comes to cloud security offerings.

Azure, AWS, GCP, etc. share a lot of commonalities in how they’re implemented on the backend, and the services and SLAs they expose to applications built on top of them. 

• This session will focus on the basic concepts of Cloud computing that apply to different cloud environments. 
• Looking at how different organizations use different cloud offerings, for example, Box is built on top of GCP, Netflix heavily uses AWS, etc. 
• Why it is essential for a software developer to be aware of the different clouds, and learn about their nuances. 
• Tejas will also cover some fundamental ideas around Storage, Compute, Networking, and Serverless, and provide a flavor for how software development in cloud varies between organizations such as Box, and Netflix.

(Pre-recorded presentation)