Name: Next Generation Vulnerability Management
Start: 2014-08-13T18:00:00Z
End: 2014-08-13T18:53:22.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Secureworks® (NASDAQ: SCWX) a global cybersecurity leader, enables our customers and partners to outpace and outmaneuver adversaries with more precision, so they can rapidly adapt and respond to market forces to meet their business needs. With a unique combination of cloud-native, SaaS security platform and intelligence-driven security solutions, informed by 20+ years of threat intelligence and research, no other security platform is grounded and informed with this much real-world experience. 
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Modern approaches to vulnerability management are reducing the need for manual intervention and increasing risk protection. What should you know to automate your organization’s vulnerability management? Join our live webinar to discover how to transform your vulnerability management program with 7 key techniques.

What you’ll learn:

o How to overcome key challenges to automate and improve vulnerability management 
o How to effectively prioritize vulnerabilities  
o The importance of Al-driven, risk-based prioritization  
o How artificial intelligence can streamline your vulnerability management program

Top 7 Tips to Transform Vulnerability Management

The rise of AI has made its way to threat detection. With AI-enabled threat detection systems predicting new attacks and notifying admins of data breaches instantly, it’s safe to say that artificial intelligence is making its mark on the security landscape. 
 
But is AI worthy of all the plaudits it's receiving, and is it a silver bullet for threat detection? Or is it ‘just’ the next building block on the road to a robust as possible security set-up? In this Secureworks panel, George Anderson, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Secureworks is joined by experts Nash Borges - VP of Software Engineering at Secureworks, Dr Rebecca Wynn - Global Chief Security Strategist & CISO, Click Solutions Group and Simon Ratcliffe - Principal Consultant, Ensono to answer the question: ‘Is AI the panacea to doing threat detection right?’
 
Learn from their experience and insights and join this panel to hear:
- What AI-enabled threat detection looks like in the real-world, away from the hype
- The most common use cases that AI-enabled threat detection makes easier to detect
- Instances where AI could potentially cause CISOs and security leaders more headaches than it removes
- The types of additional contextual prioritization AI can give, and what this means for brand, customer and employee protection 
- And more

Is AI the Panacea to Doing Threat Detection Right?

There’s no doubt that security information and event management (SIEM) platforms provide powerful threat detection tools. But SIEM technology has its (long) list of challenges - cost, skills shortages and configuration hurdles among them. As a result, the security industry is experiencing a shift, with forward-thinking businesses embracing Extended Detection and Response (XDR) due to its ability to offer improved security visibility, operational investigations capabilities and response actions across the enterprise. 

But how can security leaders know that it’s the right time for them to be embracing this shift towards XDR, and what are the best ways to get started on re-solutioning their SIEM technology? 

In ‘3 Signs It Is Time to Re-Solution Your SIEM for XDR’, Secureworks and a guest expert are here to help. Host Nick Cavalancia is joined by Ryan Alban, Senior Manager - Systems Engineering at Secureworks and Carrie Goetz, CTO of StrategITcom, to discuss: 

- The 3 signs every CISO should be aware of that it may be time to embrace XDR over SIEM technology 
- How XDR is enabling security leaders and SecOps teams to prepare for and respond to the current and emerging threat landscape  
- Best practices for getting started on your XDR journey 
- The ROI and resource benefits that XDR can drive 
- And more

3 Signs It Is Time to Re-Solution Your SIEM for XDR

As cyber threats proliferate, more organizations are turning to extended detection and response (XDR) to detect and eliminate attacks. However, decision-makers have questions about what to expect from this new technology and how it differs from other cybersecurity solutions. 

This webinar presents findings on top challenges organizations face and how XDR meets those needs. You’ll also learn how the best-in-class Secureworks® Taegis™ XDR solution provides organizations with more benefits than expected—for an even better security strategy. 

What you’ll learn: 
- Better protection for critical assets 
- Better prioritization of high-risk alerts
- Better security outcomes and customer confidence

Choosing the Right XDR Solution leads to more benefits than expected

What you'll learn:
MITRE basics – a common language for InfoSec
How Secureworks maps adversarial tactics to MITRE to cover over 90% of MITRE ATT&CK TTPs
The methods and motivations of the adversarial mind
How Taegis™ XDR has the power to detect and respond to advanced threats
Answers to questions that our speakers received during the live webinar
Listen to our Secureworks® Counter Threat Unit™ researchers as they bring MITRE ATT&CK to life through practical ransomware examples. You'll see how an open Extended Detection and Response (XDR) platform handles real-world adversarial tools and attack techniques with rapid threat detections and countermeasures. You'll also learn how to use the MITRE enterprise framework to choose security controls that provide comprehensive attack surface coverage.

The presentation includes tactic and technique mappings that you can model on your own using the Taegis XDR Adversary Software Coverage (ASC) web tool along with special insights into the adversary thought process from the Secureworks Counter Threat Unit.

Making MITRE Matter: Ransomware Defense Revealed

How to Protect Your Digital Business: 3 Top Success Factors to Securing Your Digital Workforce

Watch our webinar to discover the impact digital transformation has on the cybersecurity industry and how you can keep your digital business protected. 

What you’ll learn:
Delve into the mindset of our adversaries, seeking weaknesses in organization’s defenses
Common errors & vulnerabilities to avoid when investing in digital business initiatives
3 best practices to protect your digital workforce
Answers to questions that our speakers received during the live webinar

Digital transformation provides cybersecurity professionals an opportunity to solve existing security problems in exciting new ways. What are some of these new methodologies? And how can your organization reduce complexities, safeguard itself from opportunistic threats, and continue to innovate?

With hybrid work here to stay, many organizations continue to drive new digital business initiatives around moving workloads to the cloud, supporting a work anywhere culture, BYOD, and a variety of other programs. Save your spot to hear from our Counter Threat Unit™ and Incident Response experts about how you can protect your organization from evolving threats.

This webinar is approved and endorsed by (ISC)2 and CPE credits. To submit for credits and for additional CPE opportunities, please visit ISC2

How to Protect Your Digital Business

What you’ll learn:
Outlining the various solutions in the cybersecurity market
Today’s top security challenges
The differences between Product (XDR) and Service (MDR)
How to select the right solution for your organization
An overview of Secureworks ManagedXDR
Answers to questions that our speakers received during the live webinar

EDR. XDR. MDR. If you’re looking at the cybersecurity market today, there are a lot of acronyms floating around – leading to a lot of confusion.

How do you filter through the alphabet soup and find the solution that solves your unique security challenges? Please join Secureworks® and Frost & Sullivan for a discussion that will clear the confusion in the market and help CISOs understand what to consider in discovering the right solution based on their organization’s needs!

EDR, XDR, MDR: Filtering Out the Alphabet Soup of Cybersecurity

What you’ll learn:
The seriousness of the ransomware threat
The ransomware landscape post-Colonial Pipeline attack
What you can do to defend against ransomware—best practices and common failings from our frontline experiences
Answers to questions that our Researchers received during the live webinar
Ransomware is evolving and putting everyone at risk. What do you need to know to stay protected?

Our team is on the frontlines of tracking and responding to threats. Join us to learn the latest developments in ransomware and what you need to do about them.

You’ll hear from the Secureworks® Counter Threat Unit™ research team who track ransomware developments every day. The research team also draws from the knowledge of our Incident Responders who have responded to over 200 post-intrusion ransomware events globally.

Ransomware Trends: The Evolution of Threat

What you’ll learn:
How to unveil current weaknesses in your defenses
Frameworks and processes to consider in the context of your IT environment
Readiness strategies and ways to reduce human error that can lead to a breach
Answers to questions that our speakers received during the live webinar

6 Traits of a Robust Cyber Defense

Readiness is essential. How will your organization weather the ransomware storm?

o What you’ll Learn:

o How to proactively defend against the ever-increasing threat of ransomware 
o Key principles of a mature ransomware strategy  
o What people, process, and technology investments are required for risk mitigation

Nearly half of organizations surveyed experience attempted ransomware attacks on a monthly, weekly or daily basis. These pervasive attacks are on the rise and impacting organizations every day. As the growing threat of ransomware looms over your business, it’s important to know how you’ll weather the ransomware storm. 

Join Dave Gruber, Principal Analyst at ESG, and Keith Jarvis, Sr. Security Researcher, CTU-TR at Secureworks, for a deep dive into recent research uncovering key focus areas common in the organizations defending effectively against ransomware threats. 

You’ll learn how those results translate to greater business resilience and how specific ransomware risk mitigation tactics can help you assess and strengthen your organization’s ransomware defense and mitigation strategy.

The Growing Threat of Ransomware: How to Mitigate your Risk

Choose the right SecOps platform to spend and defend effectively.

What You’ll Learn:

• The differences between SIEM and XDR and how they both impact the effectiveness of 
   SecOps teams 
• The importance of choosing a security platform that maximizes current investments and 
   reduces long-term costs 
• How to optimize threat prevention, detection, and response to reduce risk  

Security threats are increasingly complex and overwhelming, and organizations face many challenges with their current security solutions. This may be why 60 percent of organizations plan to invest in Extended Detection and Response (XDR) over the next 12 months. Firms are seeking more effective security, faster workflows, and better incident response. 
 
Choosing the right solution means addressing tough questions. Join Ryan Alban, Senior Manager of Global Solutions Leads and George Anderson, Senior Manager of Product Marketing, for a deep dive into the differences between SIEM and XDR. They will discuss how to choose the right platform for your organization to lower your risk and drive better security outcomes.

Source: Forrester Opportunity Snapshot Report, June 2022

Are SIEM Solutions enough?

How to Execute a Winning MDR Strategy

• What you’ll Learn:

o Top challenges that Managed Threat Detection & Response solves 
o 5 crucial criteria for evaluating MDR solution vendors 
o Practical advice on how to maximize the value of MDR
 
Managed Detection & Response (MDR) is an attractive time-and cost-saving solution that allows you to remediate advanced threats in your environment while unburdening your staff. But what does effective MDR really mean and what does it take to deliver it well? 

To find out, save your spot in our upcoming webinar. We’ll look at trigger points for investing in MDR and the best criteria for selecting an MDR vendor. We’ll also highlight a day in the life of a SecOps analyst and share practical advice on maximizing your MDR investments.
  
Our experts will share insights on how MDR can make an impact on your organization in helping you beat the threats.

MDR Done Right: 5 things to know

The security landscape is more complex than ever. Cybersecurity professionals are challenged by threat detection and response. As organizations confront resource constraints, how can they stay ahead of unknown and emerging cyber threats?

What you will learn:
-How cloud-native software is transforming security
-Understand how data science and machine learning principles best apply to security
-See a demo of how Red Cloak TDR can be used to detect and investigate a real-world attack scenario

Modernizing SecOps With Software-Driven Detection and Investigation

Data science has become a buzzword in the industry, but what does it really mean for cybersecurity teams?  Listen to a Secureworks® expert cut through the hype of data science and explain how it can help you address today’s cybersecurity challenges.

You'll learn:
-The fundamentals of solving problems with data science
-How data science solutions will affect security operations teams
-What challenges lie ahead for adoption of data science solutions
-Once organizations have a better understanding of how data science can help them, analyzing alerts will start looking less like whack-a-mole and more like CSI.

How Data Science is Changing Cybersecurity

Each year, Secureworks performs hundreds of proactive incident response exercises and emergency response engagements for a variety of industries, globally. During these engagements, consistent Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan failures are observed, regardless of their maturity level or industry vertical.

Listen to this webcast where Rob Lelewski, Senior Incident Response Consultant, will highlight and discuss the common organizational shortcomings observed by Secureworks, which hinder organizations’ abilities to respond to security incidents.

What You Will Learn:

-- Top organizational deficiencies in responding to incidents.
-- Impact of organizational deficiencies on the incident response process.
-- Recommendations on fixing deficiencies.

Top 8 Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan Failures

Managed Detection and Response is a rapidly emerging security solution seeing increased demand in the marketplace. But what are the trends driving MDR services and what do buyers need to know when evaluating a security vendor? This webcast helps to make sense of the noisy market and shares IDC’s unbiased views and data points.

Explore and learn more about the trends shaping the dynamic MDR market. Discussion topics include:

•7 overarching trends in cybersecurity
•How digital transformation is causing an exponential jump in complexity
•What is driving the need for MDR Services?
•What are CISOs looking for in managed security service providers (MSSP)?
•What is the market definition of MDR?
•What 5 things should an organization look for when choosing an MDR provider?
•Which advanced detection and analytic techniques are most important to security leaders – machine learning, AI, big data, behavioral analytics, threat hunting, or others?
•Where is the market headed and where are we today?

What Buyers Need to Know Before Investing in Managed Detection & Response (MDR)

The Security Operation Center or SOC has historically played the important role as the ‘command and control’ hub for an organization’s cybersecurity efforts. However, the reactive SOC of yester-year cannot keep up with today’s advanced adversaries and is failing to keep organizations safe from unknown cyber threats. This must change.

What you will learn:

-How the global security community is coming together to define the SOC of the Future requirements.

-How Human-Machine intelligence, Artificial Intelligence and Advance Analytic Software give organizations an enduring advantage over the adversary.

-Emerging analytics tools, real world use cases and software-driven solutions that are transforming the way security teams detect, investigate, and respond to unknown threats across endpoints, networks, and the cloud.

Creating the SOC of the Future

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) solutions are an attractive option for companies who want to optimize threat detection and response times. But is MDR much different from traditional managed security services? And how effective is it at increasing security productivity?

Matt DeMatteo, Sr. Principal Engineer at Secureworks, has the answer to these questions. Join him for this webcast as he explains the differences between MDR and MSS services and shows you what differentiates good MDR from bad MDR.

In this webcast, you'll learn:
-The differences between MDR and MSS to help you choose the right security partner
-How to identify the most effective MDR features and options in a rapidly growing marketplace
-How you should determine which areas of your program will need realignment to help you realize value faster

Is MDR a Revolution in Managed Security Services?

A Discussion on Trends and Dell SecureWorks’ New Vulnerability Prioritization Service with Risk I/O

As a valued client of Dell SecureWorks, we are inviting you to a discussion about our Vulnerability Monitoring and Prioritization service.

Vulnerability management is critical to any comprehensive defense strategy, and yet, organizations struggle with prioritizing vulnerabilities for remediation based on real risk to their organization.  

Please join Dell SecureWorks’ David Langlands, (Director, Security and Risk Consulting), and Risk I/O’s David French, (Vice President), as they discuss how organizations are currently approaching vulnerability management today and the limitations with how risk associated with vulnerabilities is classified and remediated.

Dell SecureWorks, in collaboration with Risk I/O will paint a vision of how organization’s need to evolve their vulnerability management so that they are better assessing and remediating technical and business risk to their organization.

Presenters will discuss:
•Current state of vulnerability management and where it needs to go
•Intelligence-driven prioritization of vulnerabilities defense
•Visualization of vulnerability risk for effective decision-making

Next Generation Vulnerability Management

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