Columbus Cybersecurity Conference

Threat intelligence has become the latest requirement for organizations looking to bolster their security practices. Buy a feed or three, suck them into your SIEM, automate blocking IOCs, and check the box. And in many ways, that addresses a sizable chunk of the tactical and operational value of threat intel. However, a growing number of organizations are realizing that threat intel can also inform strategy: how and why we train our users, where we should be investing our security resources, and what kinds of conversations executive leadership should actually be having to avoid becoming the latest cautionary tale used to sell more feeds. Join Proofpoint to learn about the increasingly strategic role of threat intelligence modern businesses

Join for a conversation about artificial intelligence and machine learning within cybersecurity operations. Since OpenAI’s flagship product “ChatGPT” took news headlines, the market has exploded with offerings, services, and lofty market projections. This presentation will introduce concepts around AI/ML, security risks and threats, and how ops teams are building tools and processes around them. This material is applicable to anyone working directly with security or making decisions for an organization

Lying deep in every network is Active Directory. The legacy network operating system that nearly everyone uses! It holds the Keys to the Kingdom, connected to nearly every application, service, IAM, and device. AD is always changing, which makes it more complex and difficult to keep track of every day. It rarely is given the attention that it needs to withstand the onslaught from attackers, both inside and outside. Everyone knows it needs attention, but one wrong setting could cause it to stop, causing total disruption of the network. Join our session and learn some of the common attack paths in AD and how attackers use these to own your Active Directory & Entra ID environment!