Des Moines, IA

With the accelerated use of Microsoft 365, we are shooting more sensitive and confidential data into the cloud than we are aware of. Keeping track of what files users are sharing among each other in Teams and OneDrive and knowing who else has access to seems an impossible task. What can you do about it? Find out in this talk.

Topics covered include:

– What goes on in the background when we share data in Teams & OneDrive.

– Why more people have access to shared files than we think.

– How tenfold helps you keep track of permissions and shared files once and for all

In an increasingly connected world, securing your infrastructure from bad actors is paramount to continuing business operations. In this session, we will discuss the topic of Disaster Recovery, and what to do when all lines of defense fail. With new exploits being found every day, IT departments of all sizes need to plan for the next attack. While securing your environment is important for preventing most breaches, having a successfully tested disaster recovery plan is the last line of defense for restoring business operations after a successful attack breaks through.

To increase security readiness given today’s dynamic attack surfaces and diverse cyberthreats,  security professionals need to move away from traditional vulnerability-centric methods to a new approach that identifies exploitable security exposures in their live IT environments.

Gartner describes Exposure Management (EM) as a new framework that incorporates the adversary’s view to continuously uncover exploitable security gaps, and prioritize remediation accordingly. One of the pillars of EM is security validation, which provides evidence of attackers’ possible achievements in the context of an organization’s deployed assets, configurations, and security controls.

During this session, we will present a pragmatic approach to implementing an Exposure Management strategy, focusing on automated security validation.

Ransomware in my ballpark? It’s more likely than you’d think. Opening Day 2019 was a win for both the Milwaukee Brewers and their security team who battled the St. Louis Cardinals, AND Iranian ransomware groups. The security team will explain the timeline of what occurred and why third-party vendors can be the biggest threat to your organization.

Most organizations have already invested and implemented strong layers of security but are still vulnerable to ransomware. Cybercriminals are constantly outsmarting even the most robust security solutions; evolving methods and behaviors make it impossible for traditional security vendors to prevent them. Endpoint protection is no longer enough. This session is essential if you wish to stay ahead of the ransomware threat. It will provide you with the following knowledge:

• What is ransomware containment and how will it change my approach to stopping attacks?
• How does a containment solution complement and enhance the investment I’ve already made in my security infrastructure?
• How will containment make ransomware attacks an inconvenience rather than a major security operation?