UNSCRAMBLING THE OMELETTE – HOW SHOULD ORGANISATIONS DEAL WITH SECURITY BREACHES IN THE MODERN PERIMETER-LESS NETWORK?

In today’s modern business many companies can no longer define the perimeter of their network by their own firewalls. With cloud computing, personal devices, social media, and the increasing sophistication of the attackers, companies need to no longer just defend their network – but more importantly defend where their data is. This presentation outlines both the risks posed to many business’s data and systems, and strategies on how to deal with those risks.

Hacking Senior Management - Selling Security to the Board

Security incidents are making mainstream media headlines. There is higher visibility than ever of the organisational impact bad security can have. Compliance issues are driving business to take security more seriously. So why is it that security professionals still lament not getting senior management buy in? Does the blame rest with the management or with security professionals themselves?

Mayans, Mayhem and Malware

This panel focuses on the persistent gaps and perennial conditions confronting organizations today, notably in areas of compliance and governance related to threat mitigation, education and awareness. Also, we examine the resurgence of advanced, malicious code & content intelligent enough to obfuscate, assess, re-assess and execute against a programmatic strategy.

Breach-Aholic Anonymous – What Can We Learn From Data Breaches?

Currently, there is no universal EU law to mandate firms within the European Union to alert regulators when they’ve suffered a breach. Given that this lack of mandated disclosure laws does not affect whether organisations are being attacked or not, this session will cover some of the lessons learned from a variety of data breaches

Disrupting the Progression of a Cyber Attack

Before medieval marauders had any hope of capturing the castle, they first had to overcome a series of obstacles designed to keep them from reaching their goal. By analyzing your adversary steps, you are in a better position to segment, analyze and mitigate an attack. In addition, firms can build a fortress of proactive defense controls and provide the time to react decisively.

Breach 360: How Top Attacks Impact Tomorrow’s Laws, Litigation, Security

e all know how the Target, Sony and Anthem breaches were seismic, but have you truly considered how the aftershocks of these breaches will forever change the security profession? See breach experts discuss:

The evolution of new breach laws and litigation in 2015; The latest attack targets and techniques; What to look for in the next-generation of security controls.