ENTERPRISE SECURITY

• The world of third-party risk management is rapidly changing. Each day, organizations like yours face new security, privacy, and compliance threats when working with third parties. The good news is there are world-class teams around the world that are paving the way with new best practices for the next generation of third-party risk management. In working with hundreds of these organizations, we’ve seen first-hand what it takes to be successful and secure when working with third parties.​
• So, is your third-party risk management program ahead of the curve? Attend this session to find out and learn more about:​
  • New trends in the third-party risk industry​
  • What emerging threats you can expect and how to address them​
  • How to find and leverage assessment communities and shared due diligence data

• Is your security architecture actually working? 
• What can organisations look at in their infrastructure to enable proactive defence? 
• How DevOps, ITOps and SecOps teams can collaborate 

• Hear about security detection challenges facing organizations today and how these result in blindspots that present serious cyber and operational risks 
• We will go into the implications of this for cyber defence teams and how changing trends in technology and customer processes can have both a positive and negative impact on security detection
• Get tips to enable your team to build more flexible and comprehensive security detection foundations in order to meet the challenges of unknown, future cyberthreats

• Reviewing the current cyber crime surge during Covid crisis
• Profiling emerging threats to global order from cyber-crime as a service
• How to initiate strategies to defend from innovative cyber criminality

Security Teams are struggling to detect all attacks, use all data effectively and have too many alerts and tasks to handle. EDR and SIEM products have not adequately solved the problem. There is a need for Next-Gen SOC- to detect and respond threats in real time/near real time basis

Join this session to discover:

• • how to build a new Flywheel for SOC and why tradition needs to be ditched in favour of modernity
  • the importance of stitching together Network, Endpoints, Cloud Telemetry, TIM and Forensics in SOC
  • Next-Gen SOC – how it all works together

• Using cloud-based resources safely – moving sensitive workloads out of legacy data centres  
• How training can help  
• Examples of organisations using the cloud securely to enhance customer experience and user journey  

• The extent to which our economy and way of life is digitally-enabled is a key success. But it also presents some challenges.
  DCMS’s recent Cyber Security Breaches Survey shows 39% of businesses suffered a cyber breach or attack in the past year.  Despite good progress in recent years, it’s clear many organisations are still not taking action to properly manage their cyber risks.
• DCMS is working to improve the incentives and regulations for businesses to manage their cyber risks, thereby protecting themselves and citizens. This includes mandating minimum standards for connected consumer devices, and improving security of digital supply chains.
• Erika will talk about what DCMS is currently doing to review business resilience and cyber security and identify what more can be done to drive action on digital resilience.

• Understanding your risk
• Getting the most value from your tooling
• Do the right things, at the right time, to lower your risk

• How to do secure, fast innovation in a corporate environment
• Prioritising for the future – Automation, IoT & Cloud, where should you focus your time and resource?
• Becoming the agent for change within your organisation

• Organisations constantly talk about user experience, but are we ensuring we’re fulfilling our responsibility to our customers to provide a secure environment?
• Discussing accountability and control of access
• Secure by design principles