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More than 5 million data records are lost or stolen worldwide every single day, according to the Breach Level Index. That’s a staggering 59 records every second. According to the Ponemon Institute, to recover from these incidents, organizations spent on average $3.6 million per breach. It’s also worth remembering the potential for reputational damage that can create a downswing in an organization’s fortunes. For example, Yahoo!’s data breach proved very costly, wiping out $350 million off Verizon’s acquisition payment.

Thus, it has become critical for organizations to find ways to reduce the risk of falling victim to a breach, as well as reduce complexity and cost in securing applications, devices, and infrastructure ― both on-premise and in the cloud.

Join this webinar to learn:

• How to assess the full impact of data breaches, ranging from direct costs, reputation damage, and customer loss to declines in revenue.
• How misperceptions linked to the root cause of hacking-related breaches skew IT security spending and how to align your security investments to achieve higher effectiveness.
• How the Zero Trust Security model can help shield your organization and its reputation from devastating and long-term financial consequences of a breach.

More than 5 million data records are lost or stolen worldwide every single day, according to the Breach Level Index. That’s a staggering 59 records every second. With the scares of WannaCry and Petya, your board is asking, “what the hell are we doing to protect ourselves?” You need answers. The problem, highlighted in a recent WSJ study, showed that 62% of CEOs incorrectly cite malware as the primary threat to cybersecurity, whereas CIOs, CISOs, CTOs realize that 68% of breaches would have been prevented by identity security, vs. only 8% for anti-malware. In fact, the 2017 Verizon Breach Investigations Report found that 81% of breaches were due to lost, stolen or default passwords. 

Your board wants to know what you’re doing about ransomware, but rather than randomly chasing the latest newsworthy incident. present a strategic Zero Trust Security plan that addresses the real issue and defines a practical and proven direction that not only protects against breaches, but also enables your business the freedom to transform and grow in spite of the growing threatscape. 

Join this webinar to learn:
• What is the real threat that must be addressed to protect you from breaches.
• What is Zero Trust Security and how does it address the modern threatscape? 
• Who else is talking about Zero Trust Security and what have they been able to achieve?
• How to talk to your board about a consistent and strategic approach rather than reactive and defensive.

Join Barry Scott, Centrify and Amar Singh, Cyber Management Alliance live from Infosecurity Europe 2018

Data breaches are on the rise, affecting millions of people around the world. With personal information exposed to cyber criminals and up for sale, the impact of a breach can continue to haunt its victims for months, and even years to come.

Join top security experts for this interactive Q&A panel as they discuss:
- The current (broken) state of security and the role identity plays in cyber-attacks
- Zero trust framework: Guiding principles and paradigms
- The massive rethink underway that redefines security to follow identity
- What you can do today to adopt a Zero Trust model and reduce risk through the power of next-gen access
- Recommendations for prevention of data breaches

Panelists:
- Amar Singh, CEO & Founder, Wisdom of Crowds, Cyber Management Alliance
- Barry Scott, CTO – EMEA, Centrify
- Nick Bilogorskiy, Cybersecurity Strategist, Juniper Networks
- Raef Meeuwisse, ISACA Expert Speaker & author Cybersecurity for Beginners

The session will be streamed LIVE from London from the Infosecurity Europe conference.

Today’s digital transformation initiatives have substantial consequences for a company’s overall security posture, potentially impacting both security architectures and attack surface. Traditional security perimeters are no longer compatible with today’s business models as both corporate assets and users are increasingly outside the perimeter, while targeted, advanced threats are shifting inside. Adopting a Zero Trust Security model centers on the belief that untrusted actors already exist both inside and outside the network, and that identities and endpoints must be verified and validated in order to grant conditional policies to govern access.

Join Bill Mann, Centrify’s Chief Product Officer, and Garrett Bekker, Principal Analyst at 451 Research, in a lively discussion around how Zero Trust concepts can be applied to Identity and Access Management, empowering organizations to better secure and control access in an integrated and seamless fashion and ultimately limiting the risks associated with identity theft and cyberattacks.

Attendees will also takeaway:
•Top challenges and perspectives in implementing Zero Trust Security
•The latest statistics on how breaches happen and why Zero Trust Security is important
•Practical takeaways around how to start your Zero Trust Security journey with Next-Gen Access

While Zero Trust Security is quickly rising as a preferred alternative to traditional security approaches, medium-sized enterprises may perceive this strategic approach as being too complex, expensive or require unavailable skillsets to accomplish. Nothing could be further from the truth. Zero Trust Security is perhaps the best approach to simplify security, make it not only achievable but (relatively) affordable and allow you to get on with what you do best knowing that your security is up to date with the best thinking in the industry.

Join guest speaker Chase Cunningham, Forrester Principal Analyst and Corey Williams, Centrify Senior Director of Products, to hear how the Zero Trust Security approach can be applied to any size enterprise.

Chase and Corey will also discuss:
•How a Zero Trust Security strategy is just what the medium-sized enterprise (security) doctor ordered
•The fact that modern security technologies are easier than ever to acquire and deploy, especially for “born-in-the-cloud” organisations
•How Next-Gen Access integrates many of the foundational capabilities you need to achieve Zero Trust Security

Zero Trust Security is quickly rising as a preferred alternative to traditional security approaches. The key enabling technology underlying the Zero Trust Security approach is Next-Gen Access which combines the key capabilities of such technologies as Identity as a Service (IDaaS), Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) and Privileged Access Management (PAM). This integrated combination of capabilities underlies the key pillars of Zero Trust Security – verify every user, validate their devices and limit their access and privileges.

Listen to our guest speaker Chase Cunningham, Forrester Principal Analyst and Tom Kemp, Centrify CEO, to hear how Next-Gen Access arose from the need to protect against the most common attack vector – compromised credentials.

Chase and Tom will also discuss:
•The importance of Next-Gen Access in combating today’s cyber threats
•Tips on selecting and implementing Next-Gen Access in your organisation
•The unique benefits of Next-Gen Access including reduced complexity and cost as well as better visibility and control

As we’re all aware, GDPR will be enforced starting May 25th, 2018 and organisations should understand which aspects of its preparations will be in place before the deadline.

Much like other technological shifts of the last decade —GDPR will change the way our organisation handles personal data. GDPR will require organisations to implement specific, defined controls over the handling of collected personal data, with the primary objective of streamlining data security regulations and bolstering data protection in the face of a fast-evolving technology landscape.

Tim Hill, Director of Product Management and Strategy from Centrify, discusses best practices around frameworks and architectures needed to ensure better business process and data management.

Tim will also cover how organisations with a strong IAM strategy in place are more likely to provide better notification and more openness if and when data has been compromised.

Listen to this webinar and learn:

- Key elements to consider as the deadline for GDPR approaches
- How a strong IAM strategy enables organisations to quickly identify whose data they are responsible for and where its stored.
- How Centrify’s Zero Trust approach to IAM can help you prepare for GDPR’s underlying policy goals.

As today’s attacks become more sophisticated, the pressure to protect enterprise systems and data has grown considerably. Unlike the traditional security perimeter model, a Zero Trust approach dispels the notion of a robust firewall as the primary mechanism for protecting sensitive data. Zero Trust recognizes that any network, device, user or application could be compromised. As such, IT departments need to adjust their mindset and adopt a new way of thinking that bad actors are already in their environment in order to better protect sensitive company resources. Join Tom Kemp, Centrify CEO, to hear how identity has become the hub of any Zero Trust framework, and discover several guiding principles to help achieve a Zero Trust implementation.

Centrify’s CEO, Tom Kemp will also discuss:
•Centrify’s Identity platform that enables capabilities in achieving Zero Trust security
•Steps for a company to jump start Zero Trust strategies

Cybersecurity is broken. Trust is the enemy. An entirely new approach is required — one based on Zero Trust. Championed by industry leaders including Google, Forrester, Gartner and Centrify, Zero Trust Security verifies every user, their device, and gives just enough access and privilege. Zero Trust Security continually learns & adapts to securely deliver access without boundaries.

Join us for a live webinar to learn 5 tips on how to achieve Zero Trust Security.

You will learn how Zero Trust will always
•Verify the user by evaluating the authenticity of a user’s identity based on their location, device, and behaviour — beyond just a password.
•Verify the device by only allowing access from known and trusted endpoints
•Give just enough access by enforcing least privilege and only allowing access for a limited timeframe.
•Learn and adapt by applying machine learning to automatically recognise out-of-the-ordinary behaviours.
•Enable secure access without boundaries.