Palo Alto Networks

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.

What you need to know and how to defend against it.

Hours after WanaCrypt0r first emerged , the global ransomware campaign hit hundreds of thousands of computer systems and impacted multiple high-profile organizations around the world.

Since the initial wave of attacks, new variants of the ransomware have been discovered in the wild, ensuring that the threat is far from over.

Follow Alex Hinchliffe on a video interview during which he will cover this pervasive threat, and how it exploits vulnerabilities and spreads across networks.

Offering organizations of all sizes the benefits of agility and scalability, the adoption of public cloud continues at a pace rivaled only by that of the early days of the Internet era. As was the case then, the speed of adoption often means that “good enough” security is viewed as acceptable. With the underlying premise that the public cloud is someone else’s computer, and an extension of your network this session will cover public cloud security concerns, what the shared security responsibility model really means and recommendations for protecting your public cloud workloads and data.

You’ve heard the hype, now see for yourself the innovations that PAN-OS 8.0 brings to your network security. Attend this 30 minute webcast, “Start Benefiting from 8.0 Now,” to get a quick overview of the new features and enhancements PAN-OS 8.0 adds to your Palo Alto Networks Security Platform. Registrants will:

•Learn about the key capabilities introduced by 8.0
•See the value of the update to security deployments
•Receive a voucher for 8.0 training course and VM-100 - $800 value

Reserve your spot now, so you can start to take advantage of all 8.0 has to offer.

The shifts in attackers’ tactics are easy to miss and will catch many organizations off-guard. Attackers have discovered new ways to re-engineer older tactics that are easier to execute and are perceived to be less risky by targeted users. Combined with targeting platforms that organizations falsely consider more secure, these new attacks are proving very damaging to unprepared organizations.

This webinar will focus on:

- Vulnerabilities threat actors are now targeting most intensely
- New tactics and techniques hackers are using against endpoints
- Best practices Palo Alto Networks uses to secure its own endpoints

This 201 level course builds on the introductory material of Phishing & Credential Theft 101 and takes it deeper. After this course, you’ll understand better how phishers and credential theft attackers ply their trade and how attacks actually work. The course will go into detail on two selected, publicly known breaches which involved credential theft and abuse.

In this presentation, our Unit 42 Threat Intelligence team will show you:
• How credential theft and abuse were used in real world attacks
• Demonstration of tools attackers use to capture credentials.
• How attackers buy and sell credentials on the dark web to further their criminal operations.

This 201 level course builds on the introductory material of Phishing & Credential Theft 101 and takes it deeper. After this course, you’ll understand better how phishers and credential theft attackers ply their trade and how attacks actually work. The course will go into detail on two selected, publicly known breaches which involved credential theft and abuse.

In this presentation, our Unit 42 Threat Intelligence team will show you:
• How credential theft and abuse were used in real world attacks
• Demonstration of tools attackers use to capture credentials.
• How attackers buy and sell credentials on the dark web to further their criminal operations.

Learn how to use the Palo Alto Networks next-generation security platform to disrupt the unique attack lifecycle used in credential-based attacks. In this session, get details about the strategies and key technologies for preventing both the theft and abuse of credentials.

In this session, get details on:
* Why the platform plays a critical role towards disrupting credential-based attacks
* Preventing the theft of credentials, using new PAN-OS 8.0 technologies
* Stopping the use of stolen credentials, through new multi-factor authentication capabilities in PAN-OS 8.0

Learn how to use the Palo Alto Networks next-generation security platform to disrupt the unique attack lifecycle used in credential-based attacks. In this session, get details about the strategies and key technologies for preventing both the theft and abuse of credentials.

In this session, get details on:
* Why the platform plays a critical role towards disrupting credential-based attacks
* Preventing the theft of credentials, using new PAN-OS 8.0 technologies
* Stopping the use of stolen credentials, through new multi-factor authentication capabilities in PAN-OS 8.0

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