Palo Alto Networks

The effects of a credential-based attack differs by organization and by job function. In this session, we will cover a look at how these attacks affect different types of organizations, along with the analysis and demonstration of how an attack is done.

In this session, hear about:
* Credential theft industry research coverage
* Industry analysis of the problem space
* Application of the credential theft lifecycle in light of recent attacks

Even the most sophisticated adversaries know it’s far easier to steal credentials and use them for covert activities than it is to locate a zero-day vulnerability in an external-facing system. Plus, since attackers will take the easiest path, most breaches still rely on stolen credentials.

Join our Unit 42 threat intelligence analyst for an insightful perspective on credential-based attacks and phishing. In addition to presenting its unique attack life-cycle, she will:

• Identify trends and techniques in methods used for credential theft and abuse.
• Review how cyber criminals have changed their tactics to compromise networks.
• Examine who is being targeted, and why.
• Discuss techniques to stop credential leakage.

As organizations look to offload more and more applications to the public cloud, security posture needs to remain a chief concern for the IT teams protecting these workloads. The “Shared Responsibility Model” employed by hosting services like AWS® and Azure® dictates that while the host is responsible for the security OF the cloud, customers are responsible for the security of their data IN the cloud. Palo Alto Networks® helps customers achieve this security through a platform designed to safely enable widely distributed enterprise workloads.

In this webinar, we will discuss:

- The security issues to consider when developing a cloud strategy.
- How to use the Palo Alto Networks platform to achieve security policy parity across your on-premise, private and public cloud environments.
- Governing SaaS application usage and protecting your data within sanctioned applications.

As you read more and more in the media about cyber attacks and loss of sensitive data, you have to review internally how you are preventing attacks and keeping your data safe while reducing the attack surface at risk. Together, Palo Alto Networks and Splunk provide the tools and integration needed to be able to identify more unknown threats and convert them into known threats and therefore minimize the attack surface so your analyst are focused only on the most critical alerts. Learn how we extend the richnes and contextual view of your enterprise.

Please join us as we give you an overview on the partnership with Splunk and Palo Alto Networks with a focus on the latest customer use cases, messaging, and enhancements of our Palo Alto Networks Splunk App available on Splunkbase. Learn all that we have added into our latest release with Autofocus and Traps integration and see a live demo of the Palo Alto Networks App for Splunk Enterprise. See why we are the #1 download on Splunkbase!

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive will both be enforced as of May 2018. You may think you’re ready for these laws, but covered companies may need to improve the security of personal data they hold, and of their networks and information systems. Data breaches and security incidents will have to be reported. As they prepare for the GDPR and NIS, it is imperative that organisations understand their cybersecurity risks and invest appropriately. Greg Day, EMEA VP & CSO Palo Alto Networks, explains the security-related requirements.

Employees are accessing any application they want, using work or personal devices, regardless of the business and security risks involved.

What are you doing to protect your organization’s data?

Join the webinar and discover:
• How attackers use apps to infect and exfiltrate data
• How to use app control the right way to prevent breaches
• How to extend visibility and control to SaaS apps

On June 27, a new variant of Petya malware began circulating – first in Europe, then worldwide. Multiple organizations reported network outages, including hospitals, supermarkets, banks, government and critical infrastructure operators. Following the WanaCrypt0r attack, this second global ransomware campaign in recent months highlights the relentlessness of cybercrime, a growing threat that will continue to challenge organizations both now and in the future.

Join our cybersecurity experts for an insightful webinar to learn:

• How Petya exploits vulnerabilities and spreads across networks.
• How Palo Alto Networks® Next-Generation Security Platform protects your organization from Petya through multiple prevention controls. 
• Actionable steps to protect your organization against Petya and future ransomware campaigns.

Attackers have shifted their tactics. They’ve discovered new ways to re-engineer tactics to make them easier to execute, more evasive, and more likely to deceive targeted users. Combined with targeting platforms that organizations falsely consider more secure, these sophisticated attacks, including ransomware, are proving very damaging to unprepared organizations.

In this webinar, you will discover:

•Which new tactics attackers are now using against endpoints
•What specific approach is most effective in defeating those tactics
•How Palo Alto Networks helps our customers to secures their endpoints from ransomware and other attacks

As enterprises continue adopting Microsoft® Office 365™, there is continued focus on safely and reliably enabling it. Join this webinar to learn how you can leverage Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Security Platform to transform your security stack and achieve the following goals:
 
1.Enhanced network traffic visibility and context.
2.Address security concerns around dynamic nature of O365 changing IPs, ports, and URLs.
3.Allow granular control within an application including controlling enterprise vs consumer access.
 
We will discuss how you can use Palo Alto Networks App-ID in combination with application signatures and URL filtering to achieve all of the above-mentioned objectives.

Greater Visibility, Faster Access, Workflow Automation

The most innovative, advanced technology loses value if not managed effectively. We will discuss how to get access to the richest, most comprehensive set of actionable data from the network as well as from the endpoints or other third-party sources. Combined with complete network visibility and increased automation, organizations are able to streamline management workflows and focus on the issues that matter most.