Charlotte

On July 26, 2023, the SEC adopted rules requiring registrants to disclose their cybersecurity risk management strategy and governance, as well as the material impact of cybersecurity incidents. This reflects a larger trend globally of regulators requiring more accountability for incident readiness and response, IRR. As security leaders are increasingly under scrutiny, what proactive measures should they be considering for risk mitigation and incident preparedness? And, how are security leaders planning for incident response to ensure they are containing and eradicating the threat, recovering affected systems, and learning from the incident to improve future security posture? Join this session for new data from a survey of 500 security leaders that sheds light on what they are prioritizing for IRR today and planning for tomorrow. 

With security teams stretched thin already, what proactive measures should they be considering for risk mitigation and incident preparedness? How are these changes affecting SOC processes and what are the best practices SOC leaders needs to implement to ensure teams can quickly respond to threats, contain the blast radius of an incident, and report appropriately?

Join this session for insight into the top five IRR best practices SOC teams must consider today. 

Artificial Intelligence (AI) introduces novel security challenges, including adversarial attacks and model vulnerabilities. Also, there is the issue of whether you can trust the AI you have. This session will cover six different types of AI attacks in order to provide a better understanding of the threatscape along with some suggestions for securing the data, the model, the usage and the infrastructure. Also, a glimpse into the future of how generative AI can be leveraged to improve cybersecurity will be discussed.

Cloud computing solves many problems like flexibility, cost-efficiency & scalability, so it’s no surprise that use of the cloud is consistently growing. 

That said, it also means organizations step into unknown areas where gaps are easy to miss and hackers are quick to exploit. 

Today we will discuss all things cloud so you know what works best for your organization.

Our experts will look at hybrid and multi-cloud environments, adopting the concept of cybersecurity mesh & Zero Trust, the Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) framework, cloud-native tools & platforms, as well as why the future of network security is in the Cloud. 

Insider threats are often the hidden dangers in cybersecurity — an elusive risk that, due to their inherent complexity, can cause substantial harm to any organization. It takes a combination AI disciplines; Machine Learning UEBA, Pattern Matching correlation rules, NLP search capabilities, orchestration and automation; for a modern security analyst to get a complete vision of internal and external threats. This demo provides a view of the new Threat Center and AI-powered Search, demonstrating how events are grouped and organized into cases, scored by risk, with generative AI descriptions of what happened and what to do about it.

Attend this demo to learn:

• The importance of implementing UEBA to increase visibility into user access and activities and quickly review and investigate potential threats
• The simplicity of NLP search – meeting an analyst in their native language to find out what happened
• The power of Generative AI applied to explain threats and cases in simple language to communicate risk to key stakeholders

Achieving desired outcomes in enterprise threat detection, investigation, and response in an increasingly challenging threat environment requires an aggressive commitment to AI powered XDR, delivering innovative TDIR capabilities, such as hybrid IT estate integration & automation, enabling organizations to match the speed and scale of today’s threats, in keeping pace with the breadth and sophistication of adversaries.  In this session, Eddie Doyle will demonstrate how 150,000+ GWs & millions of endpoints correlate analytics, resulting in just a few critical daily tasks that security professionals can focus on.

What are the biggest threats to your business? What’s changing in the current threat landscape that you need to know about? Is ransomware still the biggest threat or is AI taking the spotlight?

On this panel our lineup of industry experts will discuss the most dangerous and emerging threats to your organization as well as the solutions that go beyond anti-malware/anti-virus to include endpoint security, vulnerability management, Active Directory monitoring, credential protection, DNS security tools, SIEM, DLP and encryption.

Join Matthew Szymanski, Director of Information Security at Yext, as he shares how his team undertook a comprehensive refresh of their Security Operations Center (SOC). Through a detailed root cause analysis, Matt and his team improved key SOC metrics, streamlined investigation workflows, enhanced case management, and tackled the expertise gap within the team. In this session, Matt will discuss how these efforts led to significant results, including a reduction in false positives, faster Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR), and a 3x increase in triage efficiency. Learn how to optimize your SecOps by implementing Hunters Next-Gen SIEM.

When looking at how to best protect your business, cybersecurity readiness should be top priority, but what is it?

Cybersecurity readiness is the ability to identify, prevent, and respond to cyber threats. Can proper data governance, risk management (including managing 3rd party risk and supply chain risk) and compliance provide a framework to always being ready?

Let’s discuss GRC & the best steps to take when quantifying cyber risk, developing your incident response plan, creating a data security policy & more.

The Cybersecurity Summit will be giving away an InfoSec world VIP pass during the cocktail reception to one lucky winner (a $2,400 value).