National Channel & MSSP
Cyber Summit

Are you ready to take your MSSP business to new heights by excelling in cyber-readiness, responsiveness, and delivering exceptional results?

Join us and discover how automation can revolutionize your operations while reducing costs. While many products offer limited automation capabilities, the reality is that true unified automation is required to address the common pain points faced by MSSP security analysts and deliver exceptional outcomes. We will cover how Swimlane’s MSSPs customers are using the platform to maximize profitability and exceed client expectations.  Don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity to unlock your MSSP’s full potential.

The plethora of security vendors operating in today’s marketplace can be overwhelming. With so many options, it’s easy to be distracted with the latest, greatest, shiny tool. Join Danny Jenkins for a deep dive into the purpose of cybersecurity and how you can use that to your operational advantage today.

Cyber Attacks are now the new normal. It doesn’t matter if you are a small, medium or large scale business, if your company exists, then you’re a target.

Listen in as Miles dives into the Good, the Bad and Downright Ugly of the world of cyber crimes. Criss crossing the globe from Holland to Japan, and back to the US, Miles details some stories you may have heard of and others you surely haven’t. With some some facts and figures and a sprinkling of what’s really going on in the world of AI and Chat GPT, hopefully you leave this talk armed with new knowledge and take home some tips to better protect yourself and your business.

NeuVector is open source, container native and can make your containerized workloads more secure today. See first hand how to get to true zero-trust runtime security in Kubernetes with NeuVector by SUSE. We will take an application through its deployment lifecycle, from Dev/Test to Q/A to Production and automate the ‘fingerprint” of appropriate behaviors in your software stack. Join us for this real-world example of how to not just identify attacks but to actually prevent them.

During the past 10 years I’ve participated in many security incidents, received confidential readouts of other company incidents, collaborated with top well-known incident response firms as well as government agencies. It’s with these experiences and learnings I’ve applied an overlay of Zero Trust to the problem. Having also delivered Zero Trust strategies at two globally-recognized enterprises we can speak to the reality of the problem and solution.

In 2022 I presented how my Enterprise Security teams delivered Zero Trust at Adobe and Cisco. So, let’s talk about why we prioritized the initiative; a forward thinking strategy that really defended against the attacks we were seeing. During this session we’ll discuss some high-profile security incidents from the past year, reviewing the themes, kill chain, and how or where a Zero Trust strategy might help prevent the attack, slow them down, or reduce risk.

As an example, many high profile hacks all started similarly. Related to an employee or contractor credential theft (or purchase) and an MFA fatigue or bypass. These are NOT highly sophisticated attacks and there are strategies that can save your bacon.

Let’s take the time to focus on one of the critical elements of any business, large or small: The applications. It’s all about the applications, in some ways: That’s where the users are, where the data is, and where the money is. Therefore, they’re pretty much where the hackers are. Join me to learn more about what CIOs and CISOs around that world have been discussing when it comes to securing applications. I’ll provide some research and some borrowed insights that should help companies of any size and budget appetite move forward with confidence to mature processes and improve security.