CISO Stories: Securing an Expanding Cloud Presence

With so many security vendors out there, how do you know what tools you need in order to ensure that your data is truly secure? The modern workforce now expects to be able to perform their work duties in any app, any device, anywhere. As such, security teams are tasked with a hard job – data is no longer confined behind the corporate perimeter and the on-premises security technology stack.

Join our webinar on September 12th at 10 AM PST to learn:

- Which technologies matter and how they work with each other to protect your data and infrastructure
- How to evaluate vendors and compose a cloud security ecosystem that will meet your needs
- Why cloud access security brokers (CASBs) are an essential consideration for cloud data protection

Infrastructure as a service (IaaS) has quickly risen to prominence because of the way that it provides enhanced flexibility and scalability to organizations around the world. However, using IaaS platforms like AWS, Azure, or GCP does require that organizations take responsibility for an increased amount of security in the cloud. Fortunately, there are tools designed to help with doing this properly. Join Bitglass and (ISC)² on August 29, 2019 at 1:00PM Eastern for a presentation on the various components of leading IaaS platform, what your organization is responsible for when it comes IaaS security and how Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASB) can help.

The rise of SaaS applications has forever changed the way that work is completed in the modern enterprise. These apps enable real-time collaboration, enhanced flexibility and efficiency, as well as decreased costs. Join Bitglass and (ISC)2 on August 1, 2019 at 1:00PM Eastern for an engaging webinar where we’ll look at the significance of SaaS apps and how to prioritize their security, how to protect data within managed applications and detect and secure the use of unmanaged applications.

Organizations are flocking to the cloud more than ever before. The use of the cloud continues to proliferate throughout enterprises around the world and organizations are searching for how they can best assure they are properly protecting their data. After all, the rise of software as a service (SaaS) and infrastructure as a service (IaaS), has fundamentally changed the cybersecurity and business landscapes. Join Bitglass and (ISC)2 on June 27, 2019 at 1:00PM Eastern for an examination of the challenges of securing the cloud and BYOD, the shared model or responsibility for security and how cloud access security brokers (CASBs) can protect data.

CASBs have quickly evolved into highly specialized solutions that are an essential part of any cloud security strategy. They help organizations to govern the use of the cloud and protect sensitive data. According to Gartner, at least 99% of cloud security failures will be the customer’s fault through 2023. So, how do you ensure that you have the right tools in place as your organization adopts more and more cloud applications?

 In this webinar you will learn:

- How the CASB market has evolved beyond shadow IT?

- How a CASB fits into the security landscape?

- Gartner’s 4 pillars for CASBs

- Common CASB use cases

And more!

Today’s CISOs face a number of challenges when it comes to securing the move into the cloud. From a lack of cyber security talent and budgetary concerns to countless number of vendors and numerous cloud applications being acquired, CISO's are under more pressure than ever before!

Join our panel discussion with leading CISOs, Hussein Syed, from RWJ Barnabas, and Marcos Marrero, from HIG Capital, as they share their experiences with:

How to address top CISO Challenges (Limited budget, hiring, protecting sensitive data, etc)
How the cloud impacts the Infosec team's people, process, and tools
How to plan for a rapidly growing and evolving cloud footprint
And more!
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As more organisations deploy cloud apps like Office 365, AWS, and Slack securing corporate data becomes a challenge. Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) have emerged as the go-to solution for organisations that need end-to-end data security, from cloud to device. In fact, Gartner believes that by 2022, 60% of large enterprises will use a CASB to govern some cloud services.

In this webinar, we'll explore:
•Critical gaps in cloud applications that must be filled
•The 4 pillars of CASB
•What makes CASBs different from security solutions built natively into cloud apps like Office 365.
•Case studies on how leading enterprises leverage CASB to secure their cloud footprint.

Join us to learn how a CASB can help you meet your security and compliance requirements.

As more organisations deploy cloud apps like Office 365, AWS, and Slack securing corporate data becomes a challenge. While Cloud Access Security Brokers (CASBs) were originally used solely for shadow IT discovery, they have since emerged as the go-to solution for organisations that need end-to-end data security, from cloud to device. In fact, Gartner believes that by 2022, 60% of large enterprises will use a CASB to govern some cloud services.

In this webinar, we'll explore:
• Critical gaps in cloud applications that must be filled
• Four sets of capabilities required for cybersecurity in the cloud
• How CASBs provide specialized security that goes beyond native cloud app functionality like that of Office 365
• Case studies on how leading enterprises leverage CASB to secure their cloud footprint.

Join Bitglass and (ISC)² on Apr 17, 2019 (Wed) at 11:00 (GMT +8) to learn how a CASB can help you meet your security and compliance requirements.

Presenter: Richard Campagna, CMO & VP of Products, Bitglass
Presenter: Brendon Thwaites, Director, Channels & Alliances APJ, Bitglass
Moderator: Chuan-Wei Hoo, CISSP, Technical Advisor, Asia-Pacific, (ISC)²

Data is one of an organization's most valuable assets. Unfortunately, in today's dynamic, cloud-first world, protecting sensitive information without the right tools is incredibly difficult. However, through solutions like data discovery, data classification, and cloud access security brokers, the enterprise can rest assured that its data is secure. In this webinar, you will:

- Understand the benefits of data discovery and classification
- Learn about cloud access security brokers (CASBs)
- Discover how the two work together to protect the cloud-first enterprise from data leakage

Adoption of public cloud applications means new PII data protection challenges for financial services firms, requiring a new approach to cybersecurity. Fortunately, others have already embarked on this journey and much can be learned from their success. This webinar focuses on practical, immediately actionable advice and on case studies from other financial services organizations. Key coverage areas include:

- Cloud applications' largest security blindspots
- New security tools (CASB, IDaaS, etc) required for safe cloud enablement
- Case studies from peer organizations' cloud journeys

Presented by: RFA & Bitglass

As a leading SaaS productivity application, Office 365 has seen tremendous adoption in financial services around the globe for its advantages over premise-based apps, including easy access, rapid deployment, and lower costs. On the security side, organizations that deploy Office 365 effectively shift the burden for app and infrastructure to the cloud vendor. Data security, however, remains the responsibility of your IT team.

Migrating to Office 365 introduces several new avenues for data leakage: one-click sharing, desktop synch clients, unmanaged device access, and more. Particularly risky for organizations subject to compliance mandates.

In this webinar, Jacob Serpa, Product Marketing Manager at Bitglass will detail the top five security challenges facing financial services organizations that deploy Office 365. Join us to explore how new approaches to cloud security can mitigate risk, data loss, malware propagation and more.

When organizations adopt cloud apps like Office 365, Salesforce, and AWS, developing a solid strategy for identity management and data protection becomes the main security and compliance concern. In this webinar, Rich Campagna and Sophia Zheng from Bitglass will provide actionable insights via real-world case studies from the cloud journeys of leading organizations. Topics covered include:

1. Challenges with securing data in an expanding cloud footprint

2. Why identity and data protection are the cornerstones of any cloud security strategy

3. Case studies in how leading organizations leverage these technologies

While public cloud apps like Office 365, AWS, and Slack increase organisational productivity and agility, they aren't without security challenges. For most enterprises, these apps typically usher in cloud-first strategies that dramatically expand the enterprise cloud footprint. This webinar will explore case studies of the cloud security journey for major organisations across both the EU and the UK. You'll leave with actionable insights that you can bring to your organisation right away.

Public cloud apps like Office 365 and AWS can provide your organization with increased speed and agility, but also come with security & compliance challenges that only increase as your organization expands its cloud footprint. In this webinar, Bob Turner, Chief Information Security Officer at University of Wisconsin-Madison, and Rich Campagna, SVP of Products at Bitglass, will discuss how leading organizations protect data as their cloud presence expands. The webinar will focus on actionable insights that you can bring to your organization immediately.

Cloud and mobile usage has skyrocketed in many enterprises, introducing many new risks to corporate data. Cloud access security brokers (CASBs) have quickly become go-to solutions for securing apps like Office 365, Salesforce, and AWS.

However, the wide ranging capabilities of a CASB can make it difficult to identify which use cases are most relevant to your organization’s needs and how these platforms solve critical challenges.

RSVP for our webinar to learn the 5 most common CASB use cases!

The long tail of SaaS is growing rapidly. Today, thousands of unmanaged "Shadow IT" applications are used in every major enterprise around the globe and IT departments have little visibility or control over these rogue apps. While the challenge was first simply to secure major SaaS platforms like Office 365, the new reality is a “cloud and mobile-first world” where employees often use new applications that aren’t approved and put corporate data at risk. Join Bitglass and (ISC)2 on August 9, 2018 at 1PM Eastern for the final part of this Security Briefings series where we’ll discuss how leading organizations are evolving their security to solve these challenges, what organizations are prioritizing when evaluating a solution and how zero-day technologies built for a cloud-first world are able to identify, categorize, and secure unknown apps.

For John Muir Health (JMH) and other leading healthcare firms, Office 365 is often IT's first foray into the public cloud and the start of a broader initiative to migrate from premises-based applications to cloud. Most are now looking to deploy cloud messaging, file sharing, collaboration apps, and more. Deploying this "long-tail" of SaaS applications shares a great deal with platforms like Office 365, but some considerations are different.

In this webinar, learn how John Muir Health journeys to secure these lesser known cloud applications and gain actionable advice that you can bring to your organization to protect data in Office 365 and beyond.

Even with a renewed focus on security, cloud applications have introduced new risks that many organizations have yet to address. Powerful productivity platforms have been widely deployed in an effort to enable employee communication and facilitate collaboration. Apps enabling employee communication and collaboration cannot be secured with traditional firewalls and gateways. They require a fundamental rethinking of security – a shift from endpoint and network-centric protection to data protection. Join Bitglass and (ISC)2 on July 12, 2018 at 1:00PM Eastern as we explore the five most common security oversights that may put your cloud data at risk.

Human Capital Management (HCM) platforms, like many critical enterprise productivity solutions, are quickly becoming cloud-first platforms. Security is essential for organizations that wish to leverage the power and lower cost of cloud HCM platforms, including Workday and SuccessFactors. Deploying a security solution that provides data and threat protection across all apps can help ensure a swift and seamless transition to cloud-based HCM.

Join us for a 30 min webinar on June 12th 2018 at 10am PT to discuss:
- HCM Security Challenges
- Limitations of native cloud HCM security
- Protecting HCM apps and data access with CASB