Delegates at tomorrows public sector Cybersecurity conference can choose to view one of the following three breakout sessions to gain some great insight into a variety of topics from our event partners.
Seminar 1:
THE POWER OF A UNIFIED PLATFORM – RETHINKING SECURITY WITH CROSS PLATFORM VISIBILITY AND CONTROL
In this short but informative session Oliver Cronk the Chief Architect, EMEA at Tanium will talk about why a unified approach to endpoint management and security are critical. The 3 Ps of People, Process and Platform – are key to rethinking security during challenging times but also to prepare for the continued digital transformation and cost challenges that lie ahead.
Seminar 2:
KNOW YOUR ADVERSARIES THROUGH GENETIC ANALYSIS – A STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE FOR NATIONAL CERTS
Intezer Analyze automates some of the most advanced assignments government agencies face today, including malware classification and attribution, memory analysis, and reverse engineering.
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Join this demo session presented by Ari Eitan, VP Research at Intezer to learn more.
Seminar 3:
TRANSACTION AND ATTACK PATTERNS IN GLOBAL CYBERCRIME
During a turbulent period for the global digital economy, fraudsters have continued to adapt, evolve and pivot attacks to target the lowest hanging fruit. Government support packages, new-to-digital consumers and an online environment that has had to quickly replace many physical stores, have created opportunities that cybercriminals seek to exploit.
Join Ellie Burns from LexisNexis® Risk Solutions to learn about the latest transaction and attack patterns in global cybercrime from the LexisNexis® Risk Solutions Digital Identity Network® between January and June 2020.
If you haven’t registered to attend tomorrows virtual conference, there is still time, simply click this link and register today!
