Agenda

Most organizations have a hybrid implementation of cloud and on-prem services. With the rapid adoption of business digitalization and expanding remote work force, how do we consolidate controls and enhance the security of the systems?

In this hybrid mode, enterprises need speed, visibility, security, and reliability without compromise. Enter the secure access service edge, better known as SASE. It’s inevitable that SASE implementations and Zero Trust implementations will provide a more comprehensive security capability to truly support digital transformation. How can your organization best position itself for the transition?

In this session, James Christianson will discuss:
·  How to migrate your security controls to take advantage of SASE
·  Reducing cost while increasing your security posture
·  Implementing a road map for SASE / Zero Trust

In this presentation, Karen will cover:

• Getting the most from your security stack through inter-operability, automation, and orchestration
• reducing the security stack and extracting value
• rethinking and pursuing inter-operable security tools

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As companies double down on time to innovation, time to market, and time to revenue, they are inherently introducing more risk from the inside. The more cloud-based, collaborative, and fast an organization becomes, the greater the Insider Risks posed to its people, technology, and data. The upside is that cloud collaboration tools make employees more productive. The downside is that these same tools make it easier to exfiltrate data.

Adding to the complexities of working from home and off the corporate network, more employees are routinely using unauthorized devices, tools, and cloud-based applications to share files and ideas with colleagues.

Join us to discuss the growing Insider Risk problem and how the right data protection methods can set security teams up for success, without slowing down company productivity.

From growing risk introduced by supply chain partners to increased demands from the board and external stakeholders, security and risk leaders are seeking to (re)gain control of their cybersecurity programs and demonstrate effectiveness. What should they prioritize?

BitSight’s Evan Tegethoff will share why third party risk management, cyber risk quantification, and data-driven decision making are critical areas for leaders to focus on in the upcoming year.

What will drive the next big wave of information security improvements at U.S. organizations? Instead of regulation, it may be insurance. A two-pronged evolution is underway. Insurance policies are suddenly becoming more prescriptive for organizations, often requiring companies meet certain cybersecurity benchmarks before a policy can be written. At the same time, “InsureTech” is emerging on the scene. This involves a new breed of insurance company that provides cyber coverage and also scans the insured’s environment to constantly monitor for IT and cyber risk. Join this keynote panel as we discuss this evolution and look at future impacts of cyber insurance on security leaders and their teams.

Presentation level: GENERAL (InfoSec best practices, trends, solutions, etc.)

Visit the Exhibitor Hall for vendor displays or connect in the Networking Lounge.

Visit the Exhibitor Hall for vendor displays or connect in the Networking Lounge.

Visit the Exhibitor Hall for vendor displays or connect in the Networking Lounge.