Boston, MA

In today’s world of hybrid work, multicloud environments, and BYOD, employees are connecting to resources from new and interesting places. Meanwhile, the sophistication of cyber-attacks continues to rise, making it more difficult to ensure the security of all the endpoints across your organization, both inside and out.

In this presentation, learn how to create a strategy to bridge the gap between end-users and their workspaces, apps, and data, while providing a secure endpoint with no malware concerns, rapid recovery and a seamless user experience.

Today, organizations must maintain data-centric business operations, among other things in order to provide innovative digital services to their customers. This leads to the sprawl of your most critical data across various environments, making it exponentially more complex to proactively identify and manage risks of abuse and theft. This data security complexity also presents difficulty in adhering to various regulatory compliance and privacy laws across different regions.

Join us in this presentation to understand how to modernize your data protection strategy by applying intelligence to reveal abusive data queries across heterogeneous environments and secure your most critical data assets while reducing the overhead of meeting your regulatory requirements.

We’ll explore today’s sophisticated and multi-layered threat cyber attacks and how machine learning and artificial intelligence play a role in prevention.  In addition this discussion will explore threat modeling and the MITRE ATT&CK framework and how these activities/tools support active threat hunting exercises.

How clients can prevent cyber-attacks, by following industry best practices and applying security frame works.

If only we knew sooner. Nearly all attacks are eventually associated with DNS based infrastructure – yes simple IP addresses and Domains. Some threats are only detectable by analyzing DNS data. The speaker will discuss innovations and challenges with developing reliable predictive threat intel, using DNS. This talk will highlight new reputation scoring, suspicious classifications, and the tracking of DNS Threat Actors.