Agenda

: Specialized threats targeting OT environments have been around since at least 2010, with the reports of Stuxnet. Recognizing the criticality of these devices, Threat Actors have continued evolving, continuing to target OT devices, many of which are inherently insecure-by-design. Research, such as Vedere Labs’ OT:ICEFALL research project and Project Basecamp by Digital Bond from 10 years ago showed how significant the scope of vulnerable devices are that are pervasive in critical infrastructure systems. Today’s SOC needs to not only see those devices and the risks they pose while also ensuring accurate detection of the threats uniquely targeting those OT environments they’re deployed in. This session will explore this unique threat landscape and the capabilities required to combat the threats and automatically mitigate the risks specially targeting Operational Technology environments.

In today’s digital landscape, where cyber security is synonymous with data security, safeguarding sensitive information is paramount across all sectors due to the prevalence of cyber threats and the increasing volume of data. To effectively address these challenges, a programmatic approach to data security is essential, encompassing a range of technical, procedural, and human-centric measures. This approach involves implementing a layered defense strategy that includes asking fundamental questions such as “What data do you really have?”, “Who should or shouldn’t have access?”, and “What should they be allowed to do?” Collaboration and information-sharing among organizations are also crucial for enhancing collective resilience against cyber threats. Presented by Jason Rice, Vice President with Forcepoint, this discussion underscores how adopting a programmatic approach to data security enables organizations to mitigate risks, bolster resilience, and maintain trust in an interconnected digital ecosystem where cyber security is fundamentally synonymous with data security.

An agnostic discussion around all the wrong ways you could be doing Identity and how to take steps to remediate them and get back on the right track.

As organizations increasingly migrate to the cloud, the landscape of cybersecurity is evolving at a rapid pace. The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) brings both unprecedented opportunities and challenges, making it imperative for cloud security strategies to advance accordingly. Join this session to hear from Wiz why organizations are adopting AI-SPM (AI- Security Posture Management) into their CNAPP strategy and how you can effectively secure AI workloads in the cloud while accelerating AI innovation securely.