Washington, DC (Eastern Region)

The unpredictable nature of the cybersecurity analyst’s job makes the day-to-day challenging to say the least. Too many alerts, too many tools to keep up with, and too much pressure to get it all right. There are powerful lessons that can make the daily job of the operator more beneficial to the organization and can lead to personal change. This session presents a holistic, integrated approach for solving the pressing problems, adapting a growing attack surface and taking advantage of opportunities created by change.

Organizations worldwide transformed their ways of working with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, we’re all forced to face new uncertainties as we transition to a post-pandemic world.   Meanwhile, threat actors and cyber criminals are evolving their tactics to take advantage of these hazy times and of the pandemic’s disruption as seen by recent surges in attacks across all industry sectors.  This new phase of the modern workforce threatens more disruptive change and unpredictability. Join us to better understand what organizations such as yours should be focusing on to avoid being the next victim and stay a step ahead of the world’s leading cybercriminals.

Cyberthreats represent one of the most significant risks to modern businesses. Malware is pervasive; embedded in videos, hidden in software updates, and uploaded by unsuspecting customers. Yet the tools to investigate these threats are often manual and burdensome to maintain. Organizations recognize these challenges, but simply don’t know how to get started.

This session is a great opportunity to hear about a growing trend from one of ReversingLabs experts, Chip Epps. Chip will discuss centralizing the challenging tasks of investigating files and providing actionable intelligence to the entire organization. Some other areas of focus include:

• Streamlining file analysis and making security more responsive and proactive
• Why centralizing malware research into an enterprise “Malware Lab” is both efficient and effective
• How to benefit all lines of business and reduce cyber risks

Active XDR solutions integrate deception technologies with traditional XDR capabilities to help SOC teams proactively find, deceive, and defeat advanced cyber threats earlier in the attack lifecycle. It changes your defense posture from passive alert monitoring to active engagement by unifying endpoint, network, cloud and deception technologies to enabling SOC analysts to find, assess, and remediate known and unknown threats before they cause business damage. Active XDR solution help organizations emerge stronger and more secure. This presentation discusses how to apply both MITRE ATT&CK and MITRE Shield frameworks to optimize the set of technologies in your organizations security stack to counter an adversary and ultimately help change the game in favor of the defender.

The world of work has changed dramatically and perhaps permanently. With remote work being the new norm, users must access services and data from outside the corporate firewall. How does IT support your widely disbursed workforce while at the same time following advanced Zero Trust best practices?

When it comes to user authentication technology, striking this balance to protect access to physical systems and cloud-based applications in a seamless way is an increasingly important consideration for IT and cybersecurity professionals. In this webinar, HID Global’s Identity and Access Management Product Director Yves Massard takes a deep dive into creating a future-ready passwordless organization today.

Over the past year, the tools and tactics of cybercrime and cybersecurity adapted against a backdrop of enormous changes to our lives and businesses.Join us to learn how cybercrime evolved in 2020, and identify ways to safeguard your organization against what’s out there.We’ll explore:

• Top threats for businesses and consumers
• Emerging cybercrime trends and tactics
• Solutions you can employ to thwart future attacks