Name: The Importance of Risk Management Solutions in the “Age of the Breach”
Start: 2019-08-20T19:00:00Z
End: 2019-08-20T19:32:33.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Arctic Wolf Networks delivers the industry-leading security operations center (SOC)-as-a-service that redefines the economics of cybersecurity. The AWN CyberSOC™ service is anchored by Concierge Security™ teams who provide custom threat hunting, alerting, and reporting. Arctic Wolf’s purpose-built, cloud-based service offers 24x7 monitoring, vulnerability assessment, threat detection, and response. For more information about Arctic Wolf, visit https://arcticwolf.com. 

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For CISOs and IT managers, keeping up with the rapidly evolving threat landscape can feel like an impossible task. 

Whether you’re just starting to research new ways to strengthen your cybersecurity perimeter or seeking to build onto your existing security program, the CIS (Center for Internet Security) controls help institute basic security practices that are the foundation of leveraging best-in-class threat intelligence to produce security outcomes.

Many experienced cybersecurity leaders are familiar with the CIS Critical Security Controls as a means of extending their cyber risk management practices beyond simple vulnerability management.  CIS controls supplement almost every other security framework—including NIST, ISO 27001, PCI, and HIPAA—and are a useful baseline to develop or assess your security program.

In this session, Lane Roush, VP of Presales Systems Engineering at Arctic Wolf, will walk through the top 20 CIS Critical Security Controls and best practices to implement them into your organization’s security strategy to reduce threat impact.

Reducing Threat Impact with the Top 20 CIS Security Controls

The reuse of corporate credentials has been the #1 attack tactic for the last 3-4 years, and with everything else to worry about, protecting your organization from breaches and account takeovers (ATO) has never been a bigger challenge. New tools make it possible for even unsophisticated actors to perform advanced, widespread attacks that put your organization at risk.

Regardless of the thoughtful measures and policies you have in place, from threat detection to password managers, nothing can protect you from human behavior, and that is the weakest link when it comes to ATO. Your employees may be reusing compromised passwords to access corporate systems or signing up for 3rd party services like LinkedIn or Fantasy Football using their work credentials. When these services are breached, your organization is at risk. 

Watch this webinar with Arctic Wolf and SpyCloud as they shine a light on how ATO happens—the attack timeline and the surprisingly unsophisticated criminal tactics bad actors are using today—and how to defend your enterprise despite employee and consumer bad password hygiene.

Learning Objectives: 

The anatomy of an account takeover attack 
Real-world examples of how employee password reuse can threaten your enterprise 
Potential holes in your account takeover plan 
Considerations for reducing digital risk exposure 
What you can do to strengthen your security posture

Account Takeover 101

As COVID-19 continues to change daily work life around the globe, organizations are facing a challenging new cybersecurity reality.  We put together actionable information for IT and security teams everywhere in our webinar: Cybersecurity for Your Suddenly Remote Workforce. 

During this webinar, we’ll cover the major topics from today's rapidly changing cybersecurity landscape. 

Hosted by Lane Roush, Arctic Wolf’s Vice President of Presales Systems Engineering, you’ll get an in-depth look at the evolving COVID-19 threat landscape as well as insights and recommendations based on what we’re seeing across our customer base. 

Arctic Wolf’s security engineers have seen first-hand the rise in COVID-19 related attacks, and we want to share tips to help you maintain and improve your security posture during these changing times. 

Watch this webinar to develop a better understanding of the challenges and solutions to protecting your organization in the reality of a remote workforce.

Cybersecurity for Your Suddenly Remote Workforce

As IT staffs struggle to protect ever-increasing risk surfaces from ever-multiplying cyberattacks, cybersecurity has never felt more complicated. But while the number of specific bugs, viruses, bots, and exploits is seemingly beyond measure, attacks often fall within the same handful of types. Understanding these attacks types will enable you can to create a security detection and response practice that keeps you protected regardless of the specific attack.

In this webinar, attendees will learn:

Why cyberattacks continue to plague organizations, even after they’ve implemented security point products
Which common cyberattacks are most likely to impact business operations, and how
Strategies to protect your organization as cyberthreats continue to evolve

The Top 7 Cyberattacks Threatening Your Organization

As companies around the world grapple with how to transition normal business operations with newly distributed workforces, bad actors have wasted no time in capitalizing on overtaxed IT teams. From “Zoom-bombing” to increasingly aggressive phishing attempts, bad actors have changed their tactics to try to profit from suddenly remote work environments.

In this webinar, we’ll break down new techniques cybercriminals have implemented to take advantage of mass disruption and uncertainty that remote work and learning environments have caused.

Expecting the Unexpected: How Businesses Can Avoid Becoming a Target for Cybercr

With thousands of cybersecurity products and services available, most technology leaders still struggle to answer one question: "What do I really need to keep my team and our customers safe?"

Organizations need to monitor their environment to detect and respond to threats that inevitably crop up. There are three major approaches to solving this security conundrum: endpoint detection and response (EDR), managed detection and response (MDR), or managed security service provider (MSSPs).  This webinar compares and contrasts the three approaches so you have the right questions in hand when considering your options.
 
What you will learn:
Why monitoring, detection and response is an essential element of a robust security strategy
What elements comprise the EDR, MDR, and MSSP solution approaches?
How do these approaches take advantage of the cloud as well as monitor cloud assets?
What is the security “sweet spot” for EDR, MDR and MSSP approaches?

Comparing EDR, MDR, and MSSPs for Security Monitoring, Detection, & Response

Join this panel of security experts as they discuss the newest security solutions and strategies utilizing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning:  

-Best practices for improving security
-Why your organization needs to be using AI and ML 
-How to take security to the next level

Moderator:
Michelle Ruyle, CEO & Founder, Optimized Channel
Panelists:
Jennifer Galvin, Field Alliances Enablement, Okta
Roselle Safran, President, Rosint Labs
Ian Hassard, Director of Product Management, Arctic Wolf Networks

[PANEL] New in AI & ML

Recent ransomware attacks have halted business operations, disrupted emergency services, and forced closures of schools, hospitals, and government entities.  

In October 2019, the FBI released a dire warning: prepare for increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, or risk losing business-critical data permanently.

In the face of mounting threats, organizations need to comes to terms with the grim reality that ransomware is not likely to disappear in the foreseeable future. In light of advanced, persistent attacks, IT teams need to have strategies in place to combat the growing threats.

In this webinar, attendees will learn:
- Why ransomware continues to be a growing problem
- How to reduce your risk of ransomware
- How to prepare your organization to respond to a ransomware incident

Ransomware Reality: Dispelling the Myths

99% of all cyberattacks require some level of human interaction or intervention. Bad actors follow the path of least resistance, so it’s no surprise that human behavior can be your organization’s biggest cybersecurity risk. 

Although no single approach is effective on its own in preventing negligence and insider threats; adding layers of people risk diligence to cybersecurity policies can greatly reduce your insider threat exposure. 

During this webinar, we’ll look at some recent examples of insider threats, cover methods for reducing your insider threat exposure, and focus on how you can minimize people risk from effective cyber security training to methods for managing your cyber risk profile.

People Risk: Understanding Your Most Important & Most Vulnerable Assets

From global enterprises to small cities and counties, no industry was spared from cyberattacks in 2019. Millions of records were stolen, internal operations slowed to a halt, and communications teams worked overtime to explain exactly what happened to disgruntled stakeholders, despite a lack of immediate answers.

For security leaders, 2019 breaches underscored that cyberattacks were no longer a question of “if?” but “when?”

In this webinar, cybersecurity industry veteran Louis Evans will recap some of the most damaging breaches of 2019, including those experienced by Capital One, LabCorp and Quest, Texas local government entities, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection to understand what went wrong and how to protect your organization from similar threats.

Attendees will learn:

- Techniques employed by internal and external actors to access and steal sensitive information
- Where breached organizations had weaknesses that could be exploited by cybercriminals
- What lessons can be gleaned from 2019 cyberattacks, and how your organization can avoid becoming a target

2019 Data Breaches: What We’ve Learned From The Worst Year in Cybersecurity

Nearly all organizations have some cloud footprint, from traditional businesses using SaaS office applications such as Salesforce or Office365, to cloud-first firms running exclusively in AWS or Azure. These cloud solutions offer powerful new ways to drive business efficiencies—but they also expose companies to a new universe of risk.
 
IT managers may mistakenly assume that cloud security is out of their hands, for better or worse. But this assumption isn’t true. That’s why it’s incumbent upon businesses to develop a sound security strategy as they migrate to the cloud, while also becoming a proactive security partner with their cloud providers. If not, they’ll find themselves vulnerable to attack.
 
This webinar offers strategic insight on how to bolster your cloud security, as Arctic Wolf experts discuss:
 - The top cybersecurity risks–and best practices for securing cloud deployments
 - How Arctic Wolf™ Managed Detection and Managed Risk complement cloud-native security features across major cloud platforms
 - Arctic Wolf’s role in integrating observations from cloud and on-premise systems
 
See how Arctic Wolf can secure your cloud. REGISTER NOW!

Think Native Cloud Security Is Enough? Think Again

Frost & Sullivan TCO Analysis: Building Your Own SOC vs. Buying SOC-as-a-Service

For modern businesses, a Security Operations Center (SOC) is no longer an option. It is a necessity. But building and maintaining a fully functional SOC is a daunting proposition. Cost is a top consideration, driven overwhelmingly by a SOC’s need for a high number of in-demand security experts. Hiring, training, and retaining the necessary talent to staff a SOC is flatly impractical for many businesses.
 
Fortunately there is a viable alternative to a DIY SOC: SOC-as-a-Service.
 
In this webinar, Michael Suby, VP of Research at Frost & Sullivan, will highlight the compelling value proposition of SOC-as-a-Service compared to building and maintaining an in-house SOC. Included in this webinar are:
 
- Real-world use cases of businesses subscribing to SOC-as-a-Service
- Head-to-Head quantitative cost comparisons between SOC-as-a-Service and DIY SOC
- Attributes to demand in a SOC-as-a-Service offering

About our key speaker: 

A 17-year veteran at Frost & Sullivan, Michael Suby, VP of Research, has concentrated on the evolving threat landscape, practices, and technologies in cybersecurity. Quick to engage on risk and response, Mr. Suby habitually examines emerging cybersecurity technologies before they reach mainstream. Recent examples include server-less security, deception, dynamic defenses, content disarm & reconstruct, remote browser isolation, and cloud access & security brokers (CASB). In partnership with a team of highly experienced cybersecurity analysts at Frost & Sullivan, Mr. Suby is also intimately involved in researching how traditional cybersecurity solutions and platforms are addressing the diverse challenges and pressures encountered by IT and security practitioners.

Benefits of Building vs Buying Your Security

With the growing IT security skills shortage, many enterprises simply do not have the staff they need to handle new projects or ongoing threats. In addition, many businesses are increasingly relying on network and cloud service providers, taking key security functions out of their hands. How can enterprise security teams work with third-party contractors and service providers to improve overall security? In this Dark Reading & Arctic Wolf webinar, top experts discuss security outsourcing strategies, tools for measuring service provider security, and ways to use third-party services to supplement your in-house cybersecurity skills.

By attending, you’ll:

- Understand best practices for working most effectively with third party providers
- Discover what security functions can be handled by third parties and what should be kept in-house
- Recognize how to avoid common pitfalls of working with third parties
- Get a peek into how the market is changing, what type of security functions third parties will be providing in the future, and how to prepare for it

Save your seat now to learn more!

To Outsource, or Not To Outsource: Best Practices for IT Security

With the major cyber-attacks headlining the news, many of these cyber threats fall into five different attack vectors. Whether it's user credentials, personally identifiable information (PII), payment card information, health care information, intellectual property, or another form of data, nothing is safe from these bad actors. So, how do you protect you and your business from these debilitating attacks?

In our upcoming webinar, we arm you with the essential components needed to defend your business against the top five attack vectors we see in a Cyber Security Operations Center (SOC).

After attending you will:

- Recognize what are the top 5 attack vectors and the counter-measures you can take
- Understand the importance of detection and response in the kill-chain for each attack vector
- Discover how Arctic Wolf Networks (AWN) CyberSOC works to provide the essential components to protect against each of them

Register now to understand the different ways an attacker may cause harm to you and your business and how to defend yourself moving forward.

Fighting Cybercrime: Discover the Top 5 Attack Vectors to Watch For

At Arctic Wolf, we continually encounter IT security myths that persist among businesses of every size. Isn’t antivirus all you need for cybersecurity? Aren’t large enterprises the only ones affected by data breaches? 24x7 security monitoring is overkill, right? These myths can significantly impact strategic IT decisions and put your business operations at risk. 

These are the kinds of questions, myths, and cybersecurity urban legends we’ll explore in this webinar. Discover what’s true—and what’s simply a myth.

The webinar covers:

•6 common myths about cybersecurity and cyber risk
•The threats these myths pose to your business
•Cybersecurity facts you can use to protect yourself

Let the Arctic Wolf Cybersecurity Mythbusters team educate and entertain you. Save your seat now!

And click here: http://bit.ly/2B3lyFv for part one of our six-part “mythbuster” blog series.

Cybersecurity Mythbusters: 6 Dangerous Cybersecurity Myths Debunked

Monitoring and detecting threats in healthcare faces a number of challenges: sophisticated cyberthreats, HIPAA compliance requirements, budget constraints, and a cybersecurity talent shortage for staff needed to monitor and respond to events. Previous approaches to monitoring have been ineffective and expensive. Managed detection and response (MDR) services provide a way out of this cybersecurity conundrum. This webinar explains how healthcare organizations can improve cybersecurity and compliance with MDR/Security Operations Center (SOC)-as-a-service.

Join us and discover:
•    The ways a managed detection and response (MDR) service differs from managed security services (MSS).
•    How MDR/SOC-as-a-service provides big savings compared to in-house security info and event management (SIEM) tools.
•    How MDR/SOC-as-a-service helps to fulfill HIPAA compliance requirements.
•    The ways an MDR/SOC-as-a-service improves healthcare security posture and alleviates the cybersecurity talent shortage.

Save your seat now!

The SOC-as-a-Service Prescription: Healthcare Cybersecurity & Compliance

Vulnerabilities, threats, and risks are commonly mixed up security terms. Several cybersecurity solutions available in the market today give you independent analytics in each of these areas. that does not give you complete understanding of your overall risk posture.

In this webinar, Narayan Makaram, Sr. Director of Product Marketing at Arctic Wolf Networks, will cover the following topics to enable you to address cyber risk.
• Why vulnerabilities and threats are two sides of the same coin
• How threat intelligence can be effectively used to add context to risks
• What types of analytics can address risks that have the largest business impact

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As you read this, a business somewhere is falling victim to a new cyberattack and potentially losing millions of dollars. That’s because on average it takes hackers only a week to exploit new vulnerabilities, while businesses take four months to patch them. Don’t let your company be next. 

Attend this important webinar on vulnerability assessment and risk management where security expert Matt Duench from Arctic Wolf examines the challenge of breaches, how they happen, and what you can do to stop them. Find out:
- Why the cybersecurity skills shortage leaves companies especially vulnerable
- How to extend your perimeter security with risk management
- How a SOC-as-a-service provides comprehensive security for companies of every size

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