Charlotte Cybersecurity Conference

MXDR helps organizations detect and respond to cyber-attacks before the attacker’s objective is completed. This presentation will cover:

• What is ‘getting left of bang’?
•  Why is it so hard?
• How MXDR makes it easy
• Customer use cases • 2023: Findings from 35,000 Customer SitReps

How AI will drive the “Autonomous SOC” Our presentation will show how MXDR compresses mean-time-to-detect and mean-time-to-respond at the lowest possible cost, and how AI will soon collapse all three.

There are number of ideas and notions people in cybersecurity say and share with others.  Not all of them are necessarily accurate.  In this presentation, Merlin Namuth will go over a few of these ideas and challenge the audience to think critically about them.

As a cybersecurity product and services company, we are aware that recent events have caused many organizations to revisit their cyber resilience strategy – where cyber risk insurance is often seen as an essential element. Join us to gain a comprehensive insight into some of the recent major cyber-incidents, discoveries by researchers, the role insurers are playing in improving cybersecurity posture and their approach to managing risk. Understanding insurance requirements and how they change could provide valuable insight into risk reduction. We will also cover the increasing dangers of a monoculture cybersecurity ecosystem.

“Ransomware – Reference Architecture Myriad360 will dive into the increasing threat posed by ransomware and why it’s critical to address this challenge head-on. Myriad360 will explain the value of a Reference Architecture in building a strong defense against these attacks. They will also explore how ransomware tactics are continuously evolving, requiring organizations to stay agile in their security approach. Lastly, they touch on other key factors that should be considered when planning a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy to protect against ransomware and other threats.

Emerging threats through API abuse continue to spread across the digital landscape, exploiting technological, human, and business process gaps. The scale of this problem is straining DevOps and security teams, and organizations must holistically examine their resilience and cybersecurity strategy to reestablish control and maintain users’ trust and confidence. This session will examine real use cases that have exposed the business logic layer and provide practical, foundational countermeasures that you can implement to protect your APIs from sophisticated attacks, empowering you to take control of the situation.

A deep dive into how true collaboration between Red and Blue teams can transform your organization’s security landscape. This talk will explore the Lares blueprint for effective Purple Teaming, where proactive offense meets robust defense. Attendees will learn about the real-world application of these techniques, with case studies and actionable insights that demonstrate how Lares turns theoretical security into practical, measurable resilience. Perfect for cybersecurity professionals eager to understand the nuances of Purple Teaming done right, this session promises to deliver the knowledge you need to strengthen your security posture from within.

In this session we will explore the process of embedding Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) and Data Loss Prevention (DLP) into IT services from a system engineer’s perspective.  We’ll start with the initial conversation, moving on to working with multiple stakeholders with various requirements, and ending with fully-embedded DSPM and DLP solutions working together to provide a plug and play Data Protection Service.

This presentation explores the benefits and potential risks of using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in cybersecurity. It discusses how AI/ML can enhance threat detection, response, and predictive capabilities, as well as how these technologies can be used to develop sophisticated phishing models. Additionally, the presentation examines how attackers might exploit AI to strengthen their malicious activities, highlighting the dual-edged nature of these advanced technologies in the cybersecurity landscape.

This session will provide a brief rundown of 10 common mistakes companies make in cyber recovery plans. From the easy & obvious to the cutting edge, we’ll cover strategies any organization can implement to improve their posture and ensure a clean recovery. Cyber resilience, or the ability to respond to a cyber attack, is critical for every type of organization, and for good reason. Nearly 2/3 of organizations experienced some type of a breach in 2023 and 99% of ransomware tampers with backup & security infrastructure.  Building a comprehensive strategy is a must, but it can be daunting. Many organizations still treat cyber recovery like any other type of outage. Join this session to better prepare your organization for cyber disruptions and avoid the pitfalls that surprise many organizations.