With exponential growth in ransomware during the last two years, we're all asking how to stay safe. In this presentation you will learn more about the different types of attack which are used to extort money, along with guidance on how to avoid them.
With exponential growth in ransomware during the last two years, we're all asking how to stay safe. In this presentation you will learn more about the different types of attack which are used to extort money, along with guidance on how to avoid them.
At Juniper, we’re deep into our journey to GDPR compliance and we meet lots of enterprise customers working towards the same objective. So, how are their GDPR efforts shaping up?
There are three recurring challenges we see our customers encountering:
1. “GDPR defines best practices for data-governance, so how do we understand the data we hold and how it is being used?” You need robust data collection, analysis, correlation, and auditing capabilities. We’ll tell you how you can achieve this.
2. “In the event of a data breach occurring, how can I quickly secure it and notify the regulator within 72 hours?” Having end-to-end visibility and security across your network is the start point. We’ll explain how.
3. How do I keep my business protected from the sheer volume of threats? We’ll discuss how you can simplify your security strategy to free up resources.
We’ll take you through a detailed discussion using real-life customer scenarios that bring to life actionable solutions to each scenario.
If you are responsible for GDPR in your organization, this webinar is unmissable.
A discussion around the role and the evolution of data. We will also cover the importance of protecting data throughout its lifecycle.
We will look at:
- Fundamental changes in the way we live, work and communicate
- How we have become highly reliant on data, so it means more to us
- The increasing value of data and why we need to protect it
Presenter: Laurence Pitt, Global Security Strategy Director at Juniper Networks
Stefan Ideler, Chief Technology Officer at i3D.net, describes how important data security is in the GDPR climate and how their deployed Juniper SDSN solution provides robust network protection.
Juniper recently acquired Cyphort, a software security firm that offers advanced threat detection, analytics, and mitigation platform. This webinar will provide an introduction to the Cyphort Advanced Threat Detection Technology which will be rebranded to Juniper Advanced Threat Appliance allowing for both cloud-based and on premise-based advanced threat protection.
All attendees will walk away with a high-level understanding of Cyphort, such as:
- Components of the Cyphort solution
- Understanding of deployment and operation in network
- Security and productivity problems Cyphort solves for customers
- Market opportunities for VARs
- Market research validating the industry need for Cyphort
What You Will Learn:
- How Cyphort will strengthen Juniper’s security portfolio for the ultimate security platform for both on-premises and cloud
- The seven questions to ask CISO's and Security Analysts
- How combining Detection, Analytics and Automation gives CISO’s and Security teams exactly what they want
We’ve spent years just seeing data as ‘there’; whether it’s a spreadsheet, email or information on a website/social media – data just exists. However, with recent, and massive, growth in stored data its value throughout its lifetime has now changed.
Because of this changing value, data must be secured and protected – kept away from people who might pose a threat to its integrity and value. In this world of instantly available information a news leak informed by real data is something that can quickly reduce the value of a product, or even damage the revenue and reputation of your business.
Endpoint-based technologies can help to prevent an attack, but this is a defensive posture - we need to move and become more proactive. Understanding the data you have makes it easier to know what is ‘normal’, in turn this makes it easier to recognize unusual behavior of devices and data which might indicate a threat has breached the network. The faster you are able to see this, the faster you can react – ensuring maximum time possible to mitigate the potential damage.