Defend Against the Data Miner for Financial Services

The rapid growth of personal data and the simultaneous increase in cyberattacks and breaches is making data security a top priority for businesses around the world driving more stringent data privacy regulations.

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) which came into effect on January 1, 2020 with regulatory enforcement beginning July 1, is meant to improve privacy rights and consumer protection for residents of California by providing them with the right to know when their personal data is being collected, whether their personal data is being disclosed or sold, and to whom. All businesses that collect the personal data of California residents, even those businesses with no physical presence in the state, must comply with the legislation, and failure to do so could result in severe financial and reputational penalties.

Imperva offers a range of data security solutions to help organizations meet data privacy and protection compliance obligations whether in the Cloud or on-premises.

Join Dr. Edward Amoroso, CEO at Tag Cyber and Terry Ray, Senior VP Strategy for Finance and Healthcare to learn how Imperva solutions support CCPA compliance and many other data privacy regulations.

When it comes to data and databases, security and compliance are essential. Solutions like Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) provide built-in security with features including network isolation, data encryption, and automated backups.

Hear Mactores, an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN) Advanced Consulting Partner, share why it deploys Imperva to provide evidence of compliance and gain visibility of its data for regulated industries. See a demo of how to protect Amazon Aurora MySQL and learn how quickly Imperva Cloud Data Security gets you in command of your data.



Learning objectives:
Quickly achieving compliance using a frictionless SaaS-based monitoring solution
Automatic discovery of databases and classification of sensitive data
Continuous visibility to track threats and data activity
Machine Learning and AI to reduce risk of data loss
Using at-the-ready, correlated reports for audits including HIPAA, PCI, and GDPR

Your business is moving data to the cloud without all the security controls mandated for on-prem. After all, the promised economics and business agility are far too attractive for business leaders to ignore. But, attackers are after data, auditors demand evidence, and Security is still responsible for protecting data. You need to catch up with that data before attackers and auditors find it, and you need to catch up right now.

Join Imperva's experts to learn how to reconcile Security's need for visibility with the business's need for speed and agility - in minutes.

The webinar will include:
- Learn the fast path to getting control of your data already in cloud
- What capabilities you will have to bring to make cloud DBaaS secure and audit-ready
- How business leaders can help mitigate data breaches and prevent audit driven rollbacks
- How cloud-native data security can be frictionless to the business

You will also see a demonstration of Imperva Cloud Data Security protecting AWS Aurora MySQL.

Healthcare organizations have always been a target for cyberattackers who are out to get their hands on valuable PHI (Protected Health Information). In recent years a number of developments have made cybersecurity even more of a priority for healthcare providers.

Regulatory Compliance
Healthcare is one of the most highly-regulated industries in the world with mandates like HIPAA in the US enforcing strict data privacy laws to protect patient data which, if compromised, could potentially impact the patient directly. As a result implementing the right compliance strategies is critical for healthcare providers.

Transformation and Connected Devices
As more and more people rely on apps and connected devices to access healthcare data the threat surface for attackers is rapidly expanding. With such sensitive information at stake, healthcare providers are constantly at risk of a data breach.

COVID-19
Finally during the COVID-19 crisis healthcare providers in the US and internationally have come under increased attacks by bad threat actors attempting to steal intellectual property and cause disruption to the sector at the center of the crisis.

Join Terry Ray, Senior Vice President Strategy for Finance and Healthcare and Imperva Fellow to learn more about how cyber threats to the healthcare industry are evolving and how Imperva Security solutions can protect your assets from the edge to your data to help you comply with the most stringent regulatory requirements.

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework standardizes the practices and controls that mitigate constantly evolving cyberthreats and adopted by both government entities as well as global businesses is increasingly becoming the basis of other key industry security standards.

The most recent evolution of the framework highlights the Software Development Lifecycle and identifies the need to implement automated security instrumentation as a critical approach to detect and block the impact of software vulnerabilities and increase the speed of release cycles.

NIST 800-53 now specifically calls out Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) as a control to mitigate risk due to software security vulnerabilities, such as insecure code, software supply chain vulnerabilities, and other factors.

The addition of this control by NIST is a recognition that automated application security instrumentation is critical to lowering the risk posed by such software vulnerabilities.
Imperva RASP detects and blocks attacks from inside the application. Using patented LangSec techniques which treat data as code, RASP has full context of potentially malicious payloads before the application completes its processes. The result? Fast and accurate protection with NO signatures and NO learning mode.

Join Dr. Edward Amoroso, CEO at Tag Cyber and Kunal Anand, CTO at Imperva to find out how NIST is evolving to cover the SDLC and what that means for cybersecurity. Learn also how our analyst leading RASP solution enables DevOps teams to release applications efficiently, with stronger security and lower risk.

2019 wurde der größte jemals aufgezeichnete DDoS-Angriff verzeichnet. In diesem Webinar lernen Sie die verschiedenen Arten von DDoS-Angriffen kennen, auf welche Branchen und Regionen abgezielt wird und warum Beharrlichkeit zur neuen Norm wird.

Nehmen Sie an diesem Webinar teil um sicherzustellen, dass Sie bereit sind mit den Arten von DDoS-Angriffen umzugehen, die wir 2019 erlebt haben.

Cloud providers streamline their database-as-a-service (DBaaS) offerings to make adoption as frictionless as possible. But for your programs operating under regulatory mandates, the challenge comes in protecting the privacy and clearing compliance audits. Unfortunately, DBaaS only takes you part of the way. The rest is on you. Join our expert database and compliance panel to learn actionable best practices to ensure DBaaS program success:

•Analyst insight on what works and doesn't
•Growing regulatory challenges
•Controls you need to implement above access and encryption
•Auditing and reporting considerations

All attendees will receive free 30-day use of Imperva's new Cloud Data Security (CDS) monitoring SaaS application.

Disruption exposes vulnerabilities and increases the risk for businesses. COVID-19 is causing major disruption for organizations around the world, not least for financial institutions that are likely to have more at stake in terms of critical assets. Data Privacy compliance is still a requirement however and the recent health crisis has thrown up a number of data protection challenges for financial services organizations including;

•Making it more difficult to protect sensitive data with employees relying on software applications for business continuity
•Having to manage the surge in the number of threat alerts with dispersed security teams who were already overloaded
•Mitigating the increased risk of a data breach with multiple users accessing data remotely and with reduced security measures and testing

In this webinar Terry Ray, SVP and Imperva Fellow for Imperva will share his thoughts on how adopting a data-centric approach to security helps you ensure compliance while at the same time increasing your resilience to mitigate the risk of a breach and ensuing long term damage to the reputation of your business.

One in every four web requests is a bad bot looking to hurt your business. From price scraping to credential stuffing, bots are all over your website and mobile app. In today's environment, bad bots are also trying to legitimize their behavior. Data from Imperva's annual “Bad Bot Report,” prepared by its threat researchers, will explain what bots are doing and why you should be concerned.

Join Imperva and a leading Forrester Analyst to learn more about the bot problem and understand the latest data from the Bad Bot Report 2020.

Key takeaways will include:
•How Forrester sees the bot problem and the solutions available to you.
•The current state of the bot landscape supported by data from Imperva’s annual “Bad Bot Report 2020”
•Why bot operators are actively trying to rebrand
•How to enhance security and protect against bad bots with an Advanced Bot Protection solution

The COVID19 environment is causing business disruption on a global scale, forcing industries to quickly adapt to the changing market, which is creating a hotbed of opportunity for cybercrime. The Financial Services sector has always been a prime target for attackers, and many large banks and financial institutions are looking for ways to ramp up security to ensure their operations and critical data are protected.

In this webinar, hear from Imperva leaders as they present the latest industry trends and offer immediate and actionable best practices you can put in place to protect your valuable data and applications in turbulent times.

Insights from the 2020 Cyberthreat Defense Report

Enterprises today are challenged with securing data and applications as they are migrating to the cloud. At the same time, attacks are increasing, IT is understaffed and they are looking for the tools and solutions to help them enable the business. In this live webinar, CyberEdge and Imperva will discuss the challenge and solution for organizations to undergo a digital transformation securely and with confidence as they explore the many findings from the 2020 Cyberthreat Defense Report.

Please join CEO of CyberEdge Group, Steve Piper & Sr. Product Marketing Manager of Imperva, Kim Lambert

2019 saw the biggest DDoS attack ever recorded. In this webinar you will learn about the different types of DDoS attacks, which industries and geographies are being targeted, and why persistence is becoming the new 'norm'.

What are the key areas CISOs are focusing on in 2020 and beyond? From identity management in a multi-cloud world, to protecting assets with encryption and zero trust, to educating DevOps and other teams on security rather than control, to dealing with alert fatigue and an ever-changing threat landscape - how are CISOs coping and what are their key initiatives for 2020? 
Join this panel of security leaders and experts as they discuss:
- The NIST model and how it applies to what's currently on the CISO's plate
- Security strategies for preventing and responding to breaches 
- Workforce challenges and opportunities
- CISO to CISO advice
- Key initiatives to focus on in 2020
This panel will be broadcast LIVE during RSA Conference in San Francisco.

Speakers:
Chris Roberts, Chief Security Strategist, Attivo Networks (Moderator)
Kunal Anand, CTO, Imperva
Jim Hansen, President & COO, Swimlane
Hank Thomas, CEO, Strategic Cyber Ventures

As more data is created and collected every day, more users within and outside of your organization are accessing it to create business value. Identifying the security risks without compromising the agility of your business is critical.

Join this exclusive video interview with Kunal Anand, Chief Technology Officer of Imperva, to learn more about how organizations should use cybersecurity as a business differentiator to enable scale and growth.

Viewers will have an opportunity to learn more about:
- Why managing your digital transformation is key to protecting data wherever it lives, on-premise or in the cloud in the age of breaches
- Understanding your users and the attack vectors to your web application to identify malicious activity that puts your business at risk
- How security can enable business growth and serve your customers better.

This video interview will be broadcast LIVE from San Francisco during the 2020 RSA Conference.

Join us for a fireside chat with Imperva CTO Kunal Anand and CMO David Gee as they share with you the cybersecurity trends and things to watch for in 2020.

Join us for a fireside chat with Imperva CTO Kunal Anand and CMO David Gee as they share with you the cybersecurity trends and things to watch for in 2020.

While your enterprise is undergoing a digital transformation, your team’s still on the hook for securing legacy apps, as well as apps built with open source and third-party libraries and frameworks. But a problem arises when the resources who wrote the code have left your organization or when your team cannot modify 3rd-party code. At the same time, new vulnerabilities are being uncovered daily in open source components which further buries your development teams who are already trying to remediate flaws uncovered by code scanning tools while attempting to hit their deadlines for new feature development.

Don’t let securing your legacy and 3rd party apps take away from your digital transformation efforts! Join Drew Roy, Product Management, Runtime Security at Imperva and Andrew Johnson, AppSec Product Marketing at Imperva to learn how Imperva Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) embeds security into legacy apps by default, enabling companies to focus on innovation.

Despite countless hours of effort and billions of dollars spent, companies are struggling mightily under their SDLC programs. Prioritizing ever increasing vulnerability backlogs and release delays due to critical security bugs found in the eleventh hour are only made worse by faster deployment cadences and the move to microservices and the cloud.

Don’t let your SDLC negate the benefits of DevOps and your digital transformation efforts! Join Chris Prevost, Head of Runtime Solution Architecture at Imperva and Andrew Johnson, AppSec Product Marketing at Imperva to learn how Imperva Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) secure apps by default, enabling companies to innovate rapidly with apps that protect themselves.

Market fragmentation, the influx of modern digital solutions by fintechs, and the foray into the banking world by tech giants, are all intensifying competition for financial firms, placing them under immense pressure to adopt cloud technology and transform their businesses.

However, digital transformation also creates new levels of risk as there are now more users interacting with more apps and data that resides everywhere. Moreover, firms continue to face the challenges of complying with increasingly complex regulation and maintaining operational performance while protecting their assets from internal and external threats.

This webinar explores how you can maintain the balance between risk mitigation, compliance and business transformation.

What you will learn from this webinar:
What are the common challenges faced by financial services firms as they embrace digital transformation?
Why do breaches still happen? – The shortcomings of relying on traditional perimeter-based and identity-based security.
What is the right approach to assess risk? Why is this recommended by leading analyst firms?