Summit By ActualTech Media Defense in Depth: Exploring the Elements of a Layered Security Program
Summit
One of the most essential concepts in IT security is defense in depth and layered security. With tools constantly changing and evolving, you need to regularly make sure all your layers are covered.
Join us on this virtual summit to learn from top security vendors about all the elements you need to ensure that you have overlapping protections. Discover the latest and greatest security controls that will help keep attackers and malicious insiders from finding holes that allow them to compromise your systems.
You’ll get in-depth details on cutting edge developments with individual layers, such as firewalls, VPNs, anti-malware, and MFA from the most innovative providers in the market. Then you’ll also see techniques and tools for stitching those layers together into a protective whole. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to ensure your comprehensive security posture is complete and up to date!
What You'll Learn
- Find out about the latest innovative tools across each standard layer of security and about tools that integrate layers
- See thought-provoking demos of innovative security tools
- Get answers to all of your questions from expert presenters
Agenda & Speakers
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Incredible Email Hacks You'd Never Expect
Roger A. Grimes Data-Driven Defense Evangelist KnowBe4
About This Session
Email is still a top attack vector cybercriminals use. A majority of data breaches are caused by attacks on the human layer, but email hacking is much more than phishing and launching malware!
In this webinar Roger A. Grimes, KnowBe4's Data-Driven Defense Evangelist and security expert with over 30-years of experience, explores many ways hackers use social engineering to trick your users into revealing sensitive data or enabling malicious code to run. Plus, he'll share a (pre-filmed) hacking demo by KnowBe4's Chief Hacking Officer Kevin Mitnick. -
Get Secure With 1Password: Your Secrets are Safe With Us
Alex Ash Marketing Campaigns Manager 1Password
About This Session
The mission at 1Password is to make security easy for everyone, everywhere. Whether you're just getting started with your security strategy or ramping up for 2022, this talk will cover the importance of a password manager, and tips on laying the foundation for making the most secure thing, the easiest thing to do for all your employees.
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Identity-Focused Security for Your Zero Trust Journey
Ryan Terry Senior Product Marketing Manager Okta
About This Session
With increasingly distributed workforces and the rise in identity-based attacks, identity has become the de facto perimeter for organizations today. Identity is the foundation of a zero trust architecture, as you need to ensure the right people have the right level of access, on the right device, to the right resource, in the right context. Learn how a comprehensive, identity-first security strategy can tie the complexities of protecting people and assets together in a seamless experience.
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David Berliner Director of Security Strategy SimSpace
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Birds Aren't Real, Your Defense in Depth Totally Works as Planned, and Other Wild Conspiracy Theories
Ben Opel Senior Director, Customer Solutions Engineering AttackIQ
About This Session
The need for a layered Defense in Depth (DiD) with intentional redundancies is a foregone conclusion; its efficacy is not. How does an organization ensure their intricate plans and big checks mean something? Sound design, followed by sound testing. Sound familiar? Good, because this talk is about making those 80-hour weeks of vendor support calls, change management, and policy troubleshooting matter.
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Layered Defense for New Work
J. Wolfgang Goerlich Advisory CISO Duo Security
About This Session
More than half of knowledge workers will be working remotely by the end of 2021, Gartner estimates*, up from 27% just two years ago. How does this affect access security strategy for a growing hybrid environment? While this may a challenging question to answer, teams also have a unique opportunity to revisit the successes and failures of their rapid shift to remote work in 2020, and carry forward the best practices learned into their new expanded environments.
Join Duo Security Advisory CISO Wolfgang Goerlich for this session, and reframe your approach to building a better hybrid security solution heading into 2022.
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Tracy Ator Inside Sales Engineer Rubrik
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Big Breaches Call for Big Data
Lonnie Best Manager, Detection & Response Services RAPID7
About This Session
In an age where big supply chain breaches and critical vulnerabilities in Internet-facing devices seem to dominate the headlines every few weeks, and a heavy shift to fully remote work has shifted security monitoring outside of the corporate network perimeter, the ability to detect and respond effectively to incidents has become increasingly complex. Ingesting telemetry from an ever-increasing plethora of sources is necessary, and just as important is the ability to quickly search across and correlate that data — along with the ability to understand exactly what you're looking at, and what to do with it.
In this session, Lonnie Best, Manager of Detection & Response Services at Rapid7, discusses the importance of having a solution to ingest and search across large data sets, and how having partnerships in place can help best understand how to make sense of it. -
Andy Fernandez Senior Product Marketing Manager HPE Zerto Software
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Addressing Modern-Day Data Breaches
Raj Dutt Sr. Director of Product Marketing Cohesity
About This Session
Join this session to learn how a next-gen data management solution can help you strengthen your overall security against the evolving threat of ransomware. Designed with a security-first approach, Cohesity offers a holistic solution to help you identify and protect your data against potential threats, utilize advanced techniques to discover anomalies, and if the worst were to happen, help you rapidly recover your data after a ransomware attack.