Baltimore | Washington Cybersecurity Conference

Applications and websites are now prime targets for DDoS attacks, bot-driven abuse, and zero-day exploits. As threats grow more sophisticated and cheaper to launch, a single layer of security is no longer enough.

In this session, we’ll walk through why a stacked security approach is essential—starting with DDoS protection at the edge, moving through web application firewalls and bot management, and closing with rate limiting and origin security. 

It’s a simple question at the root of what we do as security professionals: Can we defend our assets and infrastructure against a specific threat? Answering this question using traditional methods and without Threat-Informed Defense is time-consuming, expensive, and most likely just a guess.

As organizations migrate to the cloud, traditional security operations tools like EDR, SIEM, and XDR often fall short, as they are not designed to address the unique challenges and threats of cloud-native environments. Fragmented data, knowledge gaps, and tools designed for legacy and hybrid rather than cloud-native operations create weak points in threat detection and response. In this session, Stream.Security’s Samuel Galicia, Senior Solutions Architect, will discuss how to bridge these gaps by integrating cloud context into SecOps workflows. Learn how enriching existing tools with cloud context can equip your SOC to effectively combat today’s evolving threats – all while maintaining your security workflow, without the need for extensive retraining.

During this session, you will learn:

• How cloud threats have significantly shifted today’s threat landscape, impacting modern security defenses
• Practical methods to complement your existing security stack with cloud-native context, adapting to the cloud threats
• How to integrate Cloud Detection & Response (CDR) seamlessly into your security workflows

Too many vulnerability management programs operate on incomplete or out-of-date scan data. What’s more, this data is rarely if ever, correlated to the importance of the asset or its exposure to potential attack across the network.

To have a real impact on lowering your risk of cyberattack, a modern vulnerability management program needs to provide you with an up-to-the-minute view of all the vulnerabilities in the estate, immediate insights into those that matter to your organization, and how to remediate them. All without waiting for the next patch cycle.

In this session, you will learn:

• How your assets, networks, business, and security data visibility impacts vulnerability risk.
• What scanners miss in discovery and prioritization, and how to fill the gaps.
• How to reduce the scan-and-patch lag from weeks to hours.

Join Jessie Gibbons as he explores how modern vulnerability management helps you to centralize and analyze data from the entire attack surface, prioritize those threats that represent the highest risk to you, and act more quickly to remediate those vulnerabilities most likely to be used in a cyberattack.