Cybersecurity technology and practices are undergoing a sea change. While COVID-19 quarantines literally turned enterprise networks upside down overnight, a new wave of online attacks put enterprise data at risk. Today’s security operations center, once focused entirely on perimeter defenses, is now abuzz with new disciplines, including threat hunting and incident response. And yesterday’s security technologies are being remade with new capabilities, including artificial intelligence, automation, and orchestration.
How is your security organization keeping up with these rapid shifts in process and technology? Have you been briefed on the latest approaches to securing a widely-remote set of users and trading partners? Would you like to know more about evolving methods for automating cybersecurity processes, enabling the security team to do more work with fewer staff? Can AI and machine learning really help your team to detect and mitigate the new wave of sophisticated attacks?
Get the answers to these and many other emerging cybersecurity questions at Dark Reading’s first-quarter event: Cybersecurity’s Next Wave: What Every Enterprise Should Know. This free, all-day online conference, produced by the editors of Dark Reading, offers an online “crash course” on some of the latest tools and best practices for fighting the next generation of security threats. You’ll hear from top experts and practitioners on how to secure remote systems, even after the COVID-19 crisis has settled.
Among the topics that will be covered at Cybersecurity’s Next Wave: What Every Enterprise Should Know:
- Strategies for improving security in remote and work-from-home systems
- New methods for securing links to customers and suppliers working remotely
- Emerging best practices and technologies for automating cybersecurity processes
- Methods for linking and orchestrating existing systems to improve overall security
- Tools and processes for collecting and filtering security data
- Strategies for using AI and machine learning to improve threat detection
- Advice and recommendations for penetration testing and threat hunting
- Future directions of security technology – and how to prepare for them
If you want to get up the speed on the latest developments in cybersecurity tools and best practices – including methods for securing today’s widely-remote enterprise workforce -- then this virtual event is for you.