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Fast-moving cyber-attacks like ransomware can strike at any time, and security teams are often unable to react quickly enough.

Join Mariana Pereira, Director of Email Security, to learn how Autonomous Response uses Self-Learning AI’s understanding of ‘self’ to take targeted action to stop in-progress attacks, without disrupting your business.

• Learn how Autonomous Response knows exactly the right action to take, at the right time, to contain an in-person attack

• How AI takes precise action to neutralize threats on the behalf of security teams

• Use of real-world threat finds to illustrate the workings of Autonomous Response technology

Speaker: Mariana Pereira, Director of Email Security

Mariana is the Director of Email Security Products at Darktrace, with a primary focus on the capabilities of AI cyber defenses against email-borne attacks. Mariana works closely with the development, analyst, and marketing teams to advise technical and non-technical audiences on how best to augment cyber resilience within the email domain, and how to implement AI technology as a means of defense. She speaks regularly at international events, with a specialism in presenting on sophisticated, AI-powered email attacks. She holds an MBA from the University of Chicago, and speaks several languages including French, Italian, and Portuguese.

The inevitability of Organisation Transformation in Financial Sectors through Technology drivers.

• Why you should transform:

- A New sector competitors providing Financial services

- The other drivers behind Transformation & intended outcomes

• How:

- Internally in the organisation - Pillars within Transformation

- External alliance: Fintech aliiances and collaborations

• What next?

- Transformation completion is not the END!

Three billion phishing emails are sent around the world every day. If even one gets through, your organization is in big trouble.

Even with technical protections in place, employees still fall for phishing expeditions every day. Hackers only need to get it right once. Staff need to be right every time. But they’re busy, distracted and disinterested in security. How can we overcome this – before the hackers are in?

Join us as we share advice from top experts in the field on how to build a strong security culture. We’ll show you how to achieve these and provide practical examples you can use in your workplace.

Speaker: Jeremy Capell, Chief Information Security Officer Everbridge

Jeremy Capell is an internationally recognized resilience leader, being an integral part in developing the African cyber resilience industry, resulting in receiving the 2017 London-based award for the African Industry Personality. Jeremy led three separate teams to win the “Team of the Year” award from the global Business Continuity Institute and was the youngest person in Africa to receive the London Based business continuity Institute certification. He is a true industry thought leader, passionate about helping the U.S. regain the title as leaders in the global telco technology race.

Regardless of your current capabilities and level of readiness, ransomware is an evolving threat you can better address by gaining a deeper understanding of the tactics and methods used by attackers.

During this session, Tenable explores the anatomy of a ransomware attack and discusses protective measures you can take to better secure your organization.

Concepts and topics covered will include:

• Ransomware from the attackers perspective

• Lessons learned from high-profile attacks

• Protective measures for disrupting and preventing successful exploitation

Speaker: Derek Melber, Chief Technology & Security Strategist

Derek Melber is the Chief Technology and Security Strategist at Tenable. He is an accomplished advisor and professional speaker with more than 25 years of success across the computer and network security industries. As a 17 time Microsoft MVP, leveraging extensive experience in unifying products, marketing, sales, and content, he is a valuable advisor for any organization trying to achieve success and exceed company goals around identity security and management. His broad areas of expertise include Active Directory, Group Policy, identity security, network security, and information technology management. Derek can be reached at [email protected] and via LinkedIn at @derekmelber.

Enforcing Zero Trust is not as simple as deploying a single technology as the silver bullet for all our cyber security woes. Instead, Zero Trust is a “mindset” that is a critical aspect of every step you take on the path to making your organization as secure as it can be in today's hybrid world. In this session, we will cover the essential steps to implementing Zero Trust from an identity perspective, in order to increase security while at the same time enabling the business.

When entire workforces went remote in 2020 because of the global pandemic, organizations pivoted quickly to new business models by migrating apps and services to the cloud to enable the anywhere, everywhere workforce. That’s resulted in business users spending an average of 75% of their workday working in a browser. These same digital enhancements, however, also ushered in widespread transformation that expanded attack surfaces and created new opportunities for cyber miscreants, giving rise to Highly Evasive Adaptive Threats (HEAT), which are used as beachheads for initiating ransomware, data theft, and account takeovers.

During this insightful session, Menlo Security Senior Director of Cybersecurity Strategy, Mark Guntrip, discusses why HEAT attacks are the next-class of browser-based attacks taking advantage of today’s remote and hybrid workforce.

Speaker: Mark Guntrip, Senior Director, Cybersecurity Strategy

Mark Guntrip leads cybersecurity strategy at Menlo Security. He brings over twenty years experience in the enterprise security market through a range of roles including engineering, product management and product marketing. He has a proven track record of building success in new markets as well as promoting growth within more established areas. Prior to Menlo Security, Guntrip held various management roles within companies including Proofpoint, Symantec and Cisco. Guntrip earned his Master’s degree in Electronic Engineering from Southampton University, UK.

Ed Vaizey was the UK’s longest-serving Minister for Technology, working for UK PM David Cameron from 2010-16. Ed now advises many high-level clients worldwide on technology policy & writes & broadcasts on politics .

Ed oversaw the world’s most successful rural broadband programme, a £1bn expansion project, & also the £2b 4G spectrum auction. He made a major contribution to help the UK become a world leader in technology, & during his time as a Minister also helped develop the UK’s creative industries. He attracted the Star Wars franchise to film in the UK too.

Ed. Vaizey will be interviewed by Geoff. White, an Investigative Journalist Covering Technology & Technology Author. This should prove a fascinating encounter.

Tune in to find out how to locate all the missing information you have on your customers without having to manually cross-check numerous documents or rely on employee knowledge.

The webinar will cover:

• How to achieve zero degrees of separation and link all customer information together

• How you can make better business decisions by identifying knowledge gaps and plugging holes

• How flexible asset tracking will instantly enable improved efficiency

The session will guide you through the following features:

• Relationship Mapping

• Completion Profile

• Flexible Assets / Asset Tracking 

Speaker: Alex Ford, Vice President of Sales, EMEA 

Alex Ford has been a leader in the IT channel for the best part of a decade. Alex has built a considerable network and has a wealth of experience, having been an integral part of building the EMEA Channel at Datto before IT Glue. A highly knowledgeable and passionate channel expert, Alex has been part of IT Glue EMEA since its inception and continues to lead the team in his capacity as Vice President of Sales EMEA.

For years, organizations have struggled to meet the requirements of regulatory compliance, incident response, security and best practice for their critical data.

And now, with the huge upsurge and modernization of business applications and the pressure to migrate to the cloud or to manage a hybrid solution, data security and compliance requirements are evolving to the point where traditional solutions are no longer enough to provide every answer, and the demand for a modernized data security solution is growing.

Modern Data Security requires:

1. Support for any location, Multi-cloud, on-prem, both.

2. Coverage for any data type

3. Simplified monitoring through agents or agentless

4. Building Data security into Business Processes

Join Imperva’s Terry Ray to learn how to take the critical steps required to modernize your data security solutions to meet the constantly changing security challenges of the modern enterprise.

Speaker: Terry Ray, SVP of Data Security GTM and Field CTO, and an Imperva Fellow

Terry Ray is SVP of Data Security GTM and Field CTO, he’s also an Imperva Fellow for Imperva Inc. Uniquely, organizations today have very strict regulations, steep fines, complex environments and highly valued data that attracts bad behavior. Terry applies his decades of security experience to these organizations and their cyber security challenges. As a technology SVP & Fellow, Terry supports all of Imperva’s business functions with his more than 2 decades of security industry experience and expertise. Previously he served as Imperva’s Chief Technology Officer where he was responsible for developing and articulating the company’s technical vision and strategy, as well as, maintaining a deep knowledge of the Application and Data Security Solution and Threats Landscape. Earlier in his tenure at Imperva, he held the role of Chief Product Strategist where he consulted directly with Imperva’s strategic global customers on industry best practices, threat landscape, application and data security implementation and industry regulations. He continues to operate as an executive sponsor to strategic customers who benefit from having a bridge between both company’s executive teams. He was the first U.S.-based employee, and during his 18 years at Imperva, he has worked hundreds of data security projects to meet the security requirements of customers and regulators from every industry. Terry is a frequent speaker for RSA, FS-ISAC, Gartner, ISSA, OWASP, ISACA, IANS, CDM, NLIT, The American Petroleum Institute and other professional security and audit organizations in the Americas and abroad. Terry also provides expert commentary to the media and has been quoted in Security Week, SC Magazine, Forbes, CBS News, the BBC and others. 

IT professionals are looking for additional ways to reduce risk as the threats of today's cyber world grows daily.

So why is network vulnerability scanning so frequently overlooked? According to SecurityMetrics 2021 Guide, without regular vulnerability scanning, your probability of being exploited and compromised increases considerably.

While the scan itself does nothing to prevent threats from the outside world, it is proven to be the best way to identify the weaknesses that can be exploited. New vulnerabilities from the outside are reported every day, while changes that happen with internal user behaviors can also create new vulnerabilities. 

Surveys confirm that many IT professionals feel that vulnerability scanning from the industry leaders is too expensive, too complex, and requires too much work to administer to be of practical value. While that may have been true in the past, new purpose-built products have hit the market that are both affordable and easy to use yet deliver the visibility you need to considerably reduce risk.

In this presentation, VulScan General Manager Max Pruger will review why vulnerability management is so essential and present some best practices and helpful tips that will guide you in the use of vulnerability scanning products and how to get the most out of the scan results in less time.

Speaker: Max Pruger, SVP and GM of VulScan 

MAX PRUGER, a pioneer in the managed services industry, is Kaseya’s general manager of Compliance Manager GRC, VulScan, and MyITProcess and is responsible for Kaseya’s go-to-market strategy for his respective business units. Previously, Pruger served as chief revenue officer of CloudJumper (acquired by NetApp), where his responsibilities included running all aspects of the company’s sales operations, managing and developing an MSP channel, and building a world-class sales organization.

With threat actors constantly evolving their tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs), it is important that organizations are aware of the latest TTP trends to protect themselves. Alert Logic has dedicated SOC analysts, data scientists and security researchers to continuously hunt for the latest and emerging threats and campaigns. This human-led process has complimented automated detection and helped stop threat actors from evading.

During this webinar Alert Logic will share understanding of distinctive threat actor groups it has amassed and how it has been keeping track of TTPs used.

Josh Davies, Product Manager at Alert Logic, will explore the process and benefits behind activity clustering. The former threat hunter will share information on the favored tactics used by threat groups, uncovered from real-life examples within the Alert Logic customer base.

Join this session to learn:

• The process and benefits behind activity clustering
• Which TTPs are favored by threat groups and what that tells us about them
• Real-life examples of identifying compromises from Alert Logic’s research

Speaker: Josh Davies, Sr. Technical Product Marketing Manager

Josh Davies is a product manager at Alert Logic. Formerly a security analyst, Davies has performed countless incident response and threat hunting tasks. He helped identify known and novel threats while working with responders to remediate compromise and improve security posture. With an LLB in Law, MA in Classics and now working in information security (InfoSec), he has a diverse skill set and perspective that he enjoys applying to current and future IT and InfoSec challenges.

Ever wondered what DPOs do all day? Join me as I explore what a typical day looks like in the world of a DPO. We will explore the different characteristics of DPO roles, what DPOs are actually trying to achieve, the problems DPOs face and the issues they navigate on a daily basis. Plus some useful tips on engaging with your DPO and how to make your life as a DPO a little bit easier.

Joseph is a UK based DPO with experience in building data protection functions from the ground up. He has held consultant and in-house DPO roles and is used to working with diverse groups of companies operating in different markets with unique data protection challenges. He currently works in the betting and gaming industry at William Hill overseeing the company’s global privacy and data protection programme.

In this presentation, an experienced Recorded Future analyst will share insight into stealer malware and how credential harvesting affects also your Organization. This is a deep dive into the different credentials which get harvested and how they are influencing cyber attacks.

The presentation will further look at:

• Credential Harvesting and Initial Access

• Raccoon, Redline and Beyond

• Modern Threats Require Modern Solution

Speaker: Julius Nicklasson, Team Lead, Intelligence Services, EMEA

Julius Nicklasson is a Team Lead within Intelligence Services at Recorded Future. Within his current role, Julius works with enterprise security teams to develop their intelligence strategy and analyse security intelligence data to reduce their business risk. He has a Masters of Science Degree in Global Affairs from King’s College London and is GCTI Certified.