How to Negotiate a Proper SLA

Finding a balance between a pleasant user experience and stringent security requirements can be a challenge. The need to use a certain username and password for some services while saving additional credentials for other services can contribute to a headache for both security pros and users. Is it even possible to balance security and enhancement of the overall user experience? Adobe believes this is possible. We want to help you achieve this balance by sharing our framework known as Project “ZEN.”


Project ZEN at Adobe is an initiative based upon principles found in zero-trust frameworks. Since there is no “off-the-shelf” solution to fully deliver on these principles today, ZEN is an investment in pioneering technology and policies to make the path to a zero-trust network more efficient and attainable.

In this session you will: (a) learn about the principles behind Adobe ZEN, (b) understand the Adobe experience so you can start your own journey by leveraging existing security technology investments and targeted automation technologies, and (c) explore common issues you might encounter along the journey, with guidance on overcoming those issues.

According to Gartner, the IaaS market grew at a blistering 42.8% in 2017 - twice as fast as SaaS. But, despite last year’s AWS data exposures at Verizon, the RNC, and Dow Jones, most cloud security projects focus on SaaS.

We’ve worked with AWS and hundreds of IaaS security professionals to develop a tried and true practice specifically designed to protect IaaS environments and the applications and data within them. Join this
session and discover:
- Common yet preventable scenarios that result in the loss of corporate data from AWS, Azure and GCP
- IaaS security best practices for: security configuration auditing, S3 data loss prevention
operations, user and admin behavior monitoring, and threat prevention
- Step-by-step guidance on how to gain visibility across all workloads, protect against advanced threats, and discover insights into lateral threat movements
- Recommendations for creating a successful DevOps workflow that integrates security

Enterprises are taking advantage of the economies of scale of cloud computing and migrating applications to public and private clouds. The new technology offers many advantages, but also requires taking a step back and evaluating whether existing network security tools and processes are relevant and effective in these new environments. To maintain their security posture, network security professionals need unified visibility and control as deployments spread to and across clouds. This is critical both to ensure that cloud payloads are protected against the growing number of attacks and breaches and also to satisfy regulatory compliance requirements such as PCI, HIPAA and NERC.

In this webinar, Anner Kushnir, VP of Technology at AlgoSec, will share insights on the latest cloud security technologies and best practices for maintaining full-blown corporate security governance as enterprises deploy their applications in the cloud. Attendees will learn:
•How to quickly bring enterprise network security best practices to cloud and hybrid deployments
•How to gain full visibility into cloud network topology and filtering
•Proactively uncover gaps in the compliance posture
•How to ensure continuous compliance as part of policy change management

As consumption of cloud services increases, security teams struggle to maintain visibility of the cloud assets in use across multiple environments throughout the enterprise. In fact, 43% of security pros say lack of visibility into cloud environments are their biggest operational headache. Cloud defenders struggle to answer two simple, but important questions: what do I have, and is it secure? The only way to answer these critical questions is with comprehensive security visibility of your AWS public cloud environments.

Join us for this webinar to learn how to regain security visibility across all of your AWS accounts and how to:
- Automatically discover all of your AWS assets in use across accounts, services, and regions
- Reduce your attack surface by identifying and remediating security issues
- Find and respond to hidden risks by assessing both the control plane and data plane