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The mission of the Cyber Security Summit is to provide a forum to discuss and share the latest in cyber security threats & solutions with renowned experts from around the globe. Below is content from our past Cyber Security Summit presentations and is updated monthly.

Boston ’17: Building a Comprehensive Cyber Risk Program through Effective Vulnerability Management

Presented at the Cyber Security Summit Boston – November 8, 2017. Brinqa customers are creating a new breed of cyber risk intelligence programs by making vulnerability management a central focus of their efforts. These programs take vulnerability management effectiveness to a new level, by introducing automation at every step of the process – whether it is integration ...

Boston ’17: Email Fraud Defense – How To Fight The Next Generation of Targeted BEC Attacks

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Presented at the Cyber Security Summit Boston – November 8, 2017. Highly targeted, low volume spear phishing – or business email compromise (BEC) – attacks that impersonate executives and business partners to trick employees are the biggest cyber threat organizations face today. This is not news. But what may come as a surprise is that ...

Flow and Metadata Analytics for Effective Incident Response

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For decades, and as a best practice, companies have purchased point security products in the name of prevention. Today’s growing threat surfaces coupled with the sophistication of attacks has, however, led us to a point where breaches are now inevitable. From the boardroom to the security operations team, organizations must change their mindset away from ...

Boston ’17: Pivoting During the Hunt for Malware

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Presented at the Cyber Security Summit Boston – November 8, 2017. You have lots of security-related data, and it’s not all created equal. Effective threat hunting and incident response require you to pivot quickly and efficiently between the low- and high-fidelity data that exists across firewalls, intrusion prevention systems, security information event management platforms, flow collectors, ...

Boston ’17: Advanced Security Analytics: NetFlow and Metadata for Incident Response

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Presented at the Cyber Security Summit Boston – November 8, 2017. Your organization is valuable, and the cyber criminals know it. Malicious actors constantly attempt to exploit users for privileged access to your enterprise network. Recognizing the anomalous network behavior that occurs when threats breach traditional security architecture is very difficult. Flow and metadata collection from ...

AICPA – Overview of Cybersecurity Risk Management Reporting Framework

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Cybersecurity is one of the top issues on the minds of management and boards in nearly every company in the world — large and small, public and private. Managing this business issue is especially challenging because even an organization with a highly mature cybersecurity risk management program still has a residual risk that a material ...

Journal of Law and Cyber Warfare Volume 6, Issue 1

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The Cyber Security Summit is partnering with the Journal of Law and Cyber Warfare to offer 60% off the current issue of the Journal. Preview the first two chapters: North Korea: The Cyber Wild Card 2.0 by Rhea Siers Cyber Enhanced Sanction Stratégies: Do Options Exist? By Mark Peters

Striim for Enterprise Security

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Striim enables businesses to achieve a comprehensive view of their potential internal and external vulnerabilities, and deliver a more timely and effective response to real threats.

EBOOK: Risk-Centric Cybersecurity Management: A Methodology to Build Lasting, Intelligent Cybersecurity Programs

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Think InfoSec is ready to keep your enterprise secure through the next transformative tech trend? Think Again! Over the next 5 years, as technology completely transforms every facet of business, information security organizations will be thrust to the forefront of the enterprise. Most InfoSec organizations, created and structured for what was traditionally a supporting function, are ...