Accelerating Digital Transformation

• Building an effective cybersecurity program requires a commitment to people, processes, and technology. This includes maintaining asset inventory, vulnerability management, developing cyber security strategy, security awareness, security automation, risk management and more.  
• The Why: This session covers the importance in building a cyber security program and will share the tips for building it from ground up that everyone in the organization can understand and rely on to effectively manage risk. 
• Key Takeaways:       

– Building cyber security program 

– Roadmap to mature cyber security program 

– Optimizing your cyber security program 

– Participation of a diverse set of people across an organization 

• By the end of 2025, it is expected to have 27 billion connected devices across the globe. Looking at the global level, we need to have a strong secured ecosystem for all the connected devices. We should have both approaches enabled- “Top to Bottom” and “Bottom to Top” so that our connected devices are 100% secured from any types of threats (external/internal). 
• Every day the way we are building a new digital era, it is nowhere near possible to secure it traditionally. It needs to have modern solutions. For the modern solutions, it is no wonder to choose the path of AI and ML for our cyber security domain because if it is designed in certain ways, the framework will keep learning new patterns of malicious activities and does self-implementations in real-time to prevent any threats as proactive action. 

• Exploring the damaging consequences which social engineering brings to an organisation. 
• Analysing common misconceptions people may have when it comes to engaging with threat actors. 
• Highlighting key trends and behaviours demonstrated by attackers, to increase awareness. 

– IT Security has been #1 spend last 4 years – but are you more secure?

– Cyber events are real and happen in multiple ways

– Your cloud data is your responsibility

– Where Keepit plays a key part in your cyber recovery readiness

• Are you eager to detect and respond to threats as they show up on your infrastructure? Are you constrained by resources to get a detection program up and running? If so, then this talk is for you!  
• We walk through how you can go about building a detection and response program using open-source tools at minimal cost.  
• We discuss the major components of a detection and response program and steps (including people, process and technology) to bring your program to existence. 
• Finally, we discuss metrics and a maturity model for your program to scale it further. 

• Providing examples of deepfake technologies being used, and the harm caused. 
• How to spot a deepfake, the signs to watch out for. 
• Useful methods and frameworks which can be applied to combat deepfake attacks. 

• Understanding various cloud computing services and how they are used.  
• Discussing best practices within cloud security, in order to be proactive rather than reactive. 
• Choosing the right cloud provider which protects against misconfigurations, cyber-attacks, authentication, and access management.