Agenda

Since George Orwell’s dark depiction of the future society has advanced far beyond what was imagined. Televisions that monitor voice and are a set of eyes in your home. Alexa assisting your every move while nefarious individuals use this tech against you government and law enforcement have easy access into your once private life. Where does convenience stop and privacy begin?

As the workforce rapidly shifts to remote work, the complexity of protecting IP and sensitive data has grown exponentially. Old models of locking down the perimeter no longer apply. Instead, a modern, people-centric approach to Insider Threat Management can complement existing information protection programs, while providing greater visibility and context into both user behaviour and data movement. In this talk, we’ll explore the unique risks of insider threats and how to combat them, including:

• The types of insider threat profiles and how to address them. For example, organizations may not know how that more than 60% of insiders are negligent.
• Why insider threats are unique, and require context into both user and data activity.
• How to reduce response time by accelerating investigations. The longer the response times, the costlier an incident can get.
• And more!

These are the top 10 qyestions from our subscirbers:

Anonymous Central questions

1. The US government said this year that hacktivism is a threat to national security as significant as ISIS, Al-Qaeda and Hezbollah. How do you feel about this? Why is this wrong?
2. How do you feel about Wikileaks (Assange) and Edward Snowden? Would you put them under the same umbrella as Anonymous?
3. Can you explain how hacktivism has changed over the years: With so many groups calling themselves Anonymous, how do you make sure people “see” you and that you have clear messages and aims?
4. At the current time, do you still feel hacktivism is effective? What do you achieve from it that results in a greater good?
5. As security defence tools and techniques improve, are you finding it harder to achieve your aims than before?
6. Which country do you think is the biggest threat to the rest of the world and why? How do you think changes should be made?
7. What are your plans at the moment and what are you aiming to do? How do you plan to stay relevant? Any specific projects you are working on and what’s the thinking behind them?
8. What’s the state of cybersecurity today? What are companies, governments and other organizations doing wrong?
9. How do you feel about today’s world of data privacy with vast amount of people’s information being collected by apps such as Facebook and Google? Who are the worst offenders?
10. How do think COVID-19 is impacting cybersecurity?

The most valuable IT assets in your organization are identities and the most vulnerable identities have privileged access.
Traditional approaches to privileged access management (PAM) focus on the account, vaulting the password, changing the password and recording who does what with the account. Often these controls to mitigate risk will introduce friction to agile automation and devops exercises, while creating a burden on operational costs.
In this webinar One Identity will talk about some of the trends that are driving the future of privileged access management and things to consider in your PAM strategy for increasing value from existing digital investment, mitigating risk from privileges in motion and removing friction from introducing next generation privilege management controls.

The cyber threat landscape changes every year. Attackers constantly add new techniques to their arsenal, increasing evasiveness and effectiveness. In this webinar we will discuss the top cyber security threats organisations are facing in 2020 and how to defend against them.

We face risks in cybersecurity every day, however one of the challenges of enabling a remote workforce is that the chances of being the subject of cyber attacks can increase significantly. Users need to be able to securely access the data and application that they need to do their jobs every day, without exposure to data loss.

Join the webinar to find out more about the 2020 threat landscape and the best practice options for protecting your business.

• Understand the new and evolving cyber threats in 2020
• Key findings from the Q4 2019 Internet Security Report
• Learn the tools and techniques to defend against these threats

The majority of companies now have some sort of Cloud presence, whether it’s a couple of virtual machines, or an all-singing and dancing auto-scaling micro-services architecture. But, very few consider adding security into that deployment. We’ll be talking how you can add security to your Cloud architecture, whether it’s a simple deployment or something more exotic.

An overview of the issues in data protection, privacy and tech regulation, as a guide to how we secure a prosperous and protected virtual life.