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As organizations rapidly adopt generative AI and emerging technologies, security leaders face a critical challenge: enabling innovation while managing risk. Traditional approaches to security and risk management are being tested by AI’s unique characteristics and far-reaching business impact.

The solution may not lie in complex new organizational structures like “fusion centers,” but rather in a more fundamental reimagining of how we approach security governance. Enter the Five Cs framework – a pragmatic approach that bridges the gap between innovation and security without creating additional organizational complexity.

Join LevelBlue, a global leader in security services, as we share field insights from helping organizations navigate AI adoption. Learn how the Five Cs framework can help you.

Insider threats represent one of the most complex and persistent challenges in cybersecurity today. Unlike external attackers, insiders operate with legitimate credentials, often moving under the radar of traditional detection tools. This duality—trusted access combined with potential malicious intent—creates a critical blind spot for many organizations.

The Question: How Can We Detect the Undetectable?
The key lies in understanding the nuanced behaviors of users within your organization. By identifying what constitutes “normal” activity and uncovering subtle deviations, security teams can shine a light on insider risks before they escalate into breaches.

Discover How to Stay Ahead of Insider Threats

Insider threats demand a strategic, data-driven response. Join Exabeam’s session to explore how to detect subtle behavioral shifts as your organization grows more complex. Learn how our proven approach empowers security teams to identify risks early and respond faster.

Redefine your insider threat strategy—don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your cybersecurity practices.

Post-Quantum Readiness has bubbled very quickly to the top of most cybersecurity conversations. This presentation explores the questions: Is the post-quantum frenzy all hype? And are we ready to invest in Post-Quantum Cryptography today? The answer may be as complicated as understanding quantum entanglement. Let’s explore different perspectives on the timeline and urgency of post-quantum readiness.

Key Topics:

• Building and managing effective incident response plans.
• Detecting and mitigating cyber and physical threats.
• Using real-time data and intelligence for decision-making.

Why It Matters:
Security managers often handle tactical responses. Understanding effective response strategies ensures timely containment and resolution of incidents.

In today’s fast-evolving threat landscape, gaining visibility and context into threats is essential to staying ahead of cyber adversaries. In this session, Scott Dowsett, Global Field CTO, will discuss modernizing your security to detect, investigate, respond and remediate threats at lightning speed.

In today’s threat landscape, identity security is one of the highest leverage areas to prevent and reduce damage from attacks, yet many organizations still underestimate its significance. Traditional IAM and governance solutions are showing their cracks in an evolving technological landscape, where the risks of over-privileged accounts and access control gaps can lead to devastating breaches. In this session, we take a blunt, high-level look at why identity must be every CISO’s top priority. We’ll explore how to achieve least privilege by adopting a remediation-first mindset, ensuring that access risks are addressed at their root. Join us to understand how forward-looking organizations are tackling identity governance to secure their future, and why the security capabilities of your identity systems are non negotiable in today’s threat environment.

Key Topics:

• Ransomware, phishing, and advanced persistent threats (APTs).
• Optimizing operations and improving security through Orchestration and Automation.
• Understanding the impact of AI and IoT on security vulnerabilities.
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Why It Matters:
Staying informed about the latest threats helps leaders anticipate and prepare for risks that can disrupt operations.

Low quality security data could be costing your SOC millions. At least half of this cost comes from data you will never use. Ever.
And most importantly it also makes SOC’s job much harder and slower.
Reducing and reformatting data is not exactly new, but there should be a better way than how most teams currently do it: manually. Chances are, that your team is using coding, writing config, regexp to improve data quality. Processes that are your responsibility to set up and maintain. And fix when something in your pipeline changes. Or when the senior engineer who created it is no longer working there. Not if, but when.

The cost of data breaches continues to grow—topping $4.5 million on average. But what if breaches could become harmless? 

There is a paradigm shift in security: Traditional approaches to cybersecurity, focusing on network and device security, have proven insufficient due to evolving threats and third-party access. We’ll explore how enterprises can shift to a data-centric security model to mitigate the impact of inevitable cybersecurity breaches.

The cost of data breaches continues to grow—topping $4.5 million on average. But what if breaches could become harmless? 

There is a paradigm shift in security: Traditional approaches to cybersecurity, focusing on network and device security, have proven insufficient due to evolving threats and third-party access. We’ll explore how enterprises can shift to a data-centric security model to mitigate the impact of inevitable cybersecurity breaches.

Ransomware attacks are rising, targeting critical systems and demanding hefty ransoms. This session unveils the power of supply chain and dark web intelligence in detection, prevention, and response. Learn how proactive threat hunting and leveraging intelligence to safeguard financial institutions.