Lacework

See how Lacework can automate security for AWS, Azure, and GCP, providing a comprehensive view of risks across cloud workloads and containers. Attend this 30-minute live demo where our cloud security expert will guide you through effective threat protection and answer all of your questions!

During the demo you will learn how to:

• Gain end-to-end visibility across all your cloud environments
• Significantly enhance triage effectiveness
• Secure workloads & containers
• Support continuous compliance

Network-centric security is inadequate for the challenges of security in modern cloud environments. Simply having boxes and firewalls won't detect and protect against bitcoin mining attacks, container configuration issues, or other account compromises that are prevalent in the cloud. Enterprises today need an automated, end-to-end approach to immediately identify threats, apply fixes, and protect critical data.

Tune into this live interview with Lacework as they discuss how to counter these undetected risks with a cloud-first approach. Topics will include:

- How to differentiate among threats, vulnerabilities and risks in the cloud
- What organizations need to do with data from accounts and workloads
- How organizations should address container security
- Why major breaches are still happening and what organizations aren't doing that's putting them and their data at risk

With the advent of containers (namely, Docker and Kubernetes) and DevOps practices, IT teams are able to make their cloud application more portable and scalable than ever before. But as containers and DevOps are more widely adopted, so too is the need for a new approach to security.

Containers, workloads, and APIs need proper protection and it all boils down to your cloud security strategy. Tune into this live roundtable panel with experts from Lacework as they discuss the following:

- Workload attacks and why container orchestration tools such as Kubernetes might be at risk
- Secure container deployment on AWS
- Authentication and APIs: why they're important and best practices
- Continuous monitoring and file system security

This panel will be live-streamed directly from AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas! Join us from the comfort of your desk and have all your container security questions answered.

Moderator:
Kamal Shah, CEO, StackRox

Panelists:
Ilan Rabinovitch, VP Product | Datadog
Dan Hubbard, Chief Product Officer | Lacework
Sanjay Kalra, Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer | Lacework

Security For Public Cloud + Security Analytics + Data Warehouse Innovation. Lacework and Snowflake Computing are redefining how data is managed and secured.

Lacework and Snowflake Computing are innovators in their respective markets; data warehousing and security for public cloud. Working together, they deliver powerful and actionable security insights, combined with the most flexible, scalable, easy to use data warehouse on the planet.

Please join Omer Singer, Director of Security, Snowflake Computing and Dan Hubbard, Chief Product Officer at Lacework Inc., to review and demonstrate their upcoming partnership.

Modern enterprises are rapidly moving to the cloud. Unfortunately, many are still using a network-centric security approach which is putting them at risk.

Even with the cost, efficiency, and business capabilities the cloud provides, it can still perplex those responsible for management of security. Shared responsibility, automation, ownership of duties — these are among the unique aspects of security in the cloud that can often be confusing. When understood, however, they can be used as a critical advantage for organizations that need to secure workloads and data in their cloud environments.

Join Fernando Montenegro of 451 Research and Dan Hubbard, Chief Product Officer at Lacework for this webinar about how to move away from a network-centric mindset and adopt a cloud approach to be successful in modern environments.

Securing workloads in public clouds requires a different approach than that used for traditional data centers. The need to operate security at cloud speed, respond to continuous change, and adapt at scale all require a dramatic shift in the type of security solution required by today’s operation.

This webcast will deliver a detailed analysis of the threats and risks discovered by recent research done by Lacework when it comes to deploying containers and orchestration services like Kubernetes running on AWS.

Join us for a 30 minute webcast and demo of our security and compliance solution for AWS. Learn how to:

1. Assess your AWS configuration for security best practices: CIS Benchmark and AWS S3 controls added by our security experts.

2. Ensure the protection of AWS accounts and S3 buckets: automatically analyze AWS CloudTrail events for anomalies and rogue use of AWS resources.

3. Continuously monitor your workloads: automatically detect breaches, including rouge applications that access your AWS S3 buckets.

This is a CPE credit session in partnership with ITSPmagazine and (ISC)². Tune in for an in-depth look into how enterprises are ensuring a safe migration to the cloud, protecting our data and processes in the cloud, as well as staying up to date on the latest cyber threats.

Join top cloud and security experts for this interactive Q&A discussion on:
- The top cloud trends in 2018
- Top threats to security
- How to better safeguard our data in the cloud

Speakers:
- Sian John, Chief Security Advisor, Microsoft
- Mark Weatherford, Chief Cybersecurity Strategist, vArmour
- Dan Hubbard, Chief Security Architect, Lacework
- Lisa Green, Director People Relations, Independent Security Evaluators

The session is brought to you in partnership with ITSPmagazine and will be streamed LIVE from San Francisco during RSAC week.

Lacework Chief Security Architect Dan Hubbard covers how modern cybercriminals are actively breaching accounts in public clouds to perform cryptocurrency mining. Dan explains how to prevent illicit use of your cloud resources.

Key Takeaways:

- Why cryptocurrency mining is a threat you should prepare for
- How to stop a hostile takeover of your cloud workloads
- Why detecting abuse of your cloud resources early on will save you time, money and loss of data

The volume and frequency of cyber-attacks makes it impossible for security analysts to use manual threat analysis to keep up with a rapidly changing threat landscape.

Innovations in artificial intelligence (AI) now make it possible to automate mundane security operations, and provide security analysts with access to large data sets. The benefits are significant: analyst time is freed-up, and they have access to better information enabling smarter, faster decisions about how to continually improve the security posture of their organization.

Join this Q&A panel on how AI can help improve your organization's overall security.

Speakers:
- Chris Roberts, Chief Security Architect, Acalvio
- Chris Morales, Head of Security Analytics, Vectra
- Vikram Kapoor, Co-Founder and CTO, Lacework
- Willy Leichter, Vice President of Marketing, Virsec