Name: Security Resilience in a Hybrid World
Start: 2022-06-29T21:29:00Z
End: 2022-06-29T21:51:45.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

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Cisco and SASE: Capabilities, concepts and a vision for the future

A rise in remote employees and an increased reliance on SaaS applications create new, wider gaps in security. It’s more challenging to protect users at the edge — ensuring seamless connections that optimize productivity without creating performance issues that drag down user satisfaction.

Cut Through Cybersecurity Complexity by Converging Key Capabilities at the Edge

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Digital business transformation and the shift to a more distributed workforce are driving the need for anywhere, anytime access to resources, wherever they may exist. These changes require networking and security to move to the cloud, where they can be delivered as a single converged service with flexible deployment and consumption models. The secure access service edge (SASE) model consolidates numerous networking and security functions -- traditionally delivered in siloed point solutions -- into a single integrated offering. 

Join us to learn how Cisco's approach to SASE can help you converge, connect, and control multiple networking and security functions in a single cloud service.

Getting started with SASE: connect, control, and converge with confidence

Normally agility and innovation are good things. Unfortunately, adversaries have taken these traits to heart, leaving security operations overloaded and overwhelmed.  Building on lessons learned from our friendly Red Team operators, how can we better control the situation and adapt to the shift in the security landscape?  Are we even focused on the right threats for our environment?  View the webinar to take a look at how we can bring clarity to the threat picture, and better leverage what we have rather than tack on yet another burdensome countermeasure.   What you’ll learn:   What threats should we worry about & objectively evaluate your own threat picture   How to assess expected behaviors for YOUR adversaries, not someone else’s   Where gaps in your environment are and what controls and mitigations can most effectively help close them.

How to Leverage Threat-Informed Defense in Your Environment

We all know that avoiding cyberattacks one hundred percent of the time is unrealistic. Our networks have become too complex and dispersed to catch everything, and attackers have grown incredibly skilled at finding gaps in our infrastructure.

Attend this webinar to see how Cisco is helping organizations with security resilience by:
- Establishing and constantly verifying trust (Continuous Trusted Access)
- Connecting and protecting users wherever work happens with secure connectivity to any application, anywhere (Cisco+ Secure Connect)
- Finding, prioritizing, and fixing incidents faster by taking the right action using context analysis (XDR)

Driving Security Resilience in an Ever-Changing World

The once-upon-a-time security architecture that was just a stack of controls at mostly a point in the network for different security vectors is a methodology that most security practitioners know well.  Fast forward to the present day where the security stack is more flexible to adapt to the borderless perimeter of most orgs – it’s fair to state that we’ve learned to architect these controls to adapt to the shift in the security landscape.  Join presenter Stevan Sheely to take a step back and learn how an attacker would view these controls. Plus, learn how attackers architect ways to bypass these controls.  Time to think like the unauthorized actor attempting to penetrate your organization’s security controls   What you’ll learn:   The thoughtful planning behind breaches – including timing and basic objectives   How a malicious attacker looks at security controls   What you could possibly be overlooking in the form of basic security controls to help mitigate breaches

Through the Eyes of the Wolf: Insights into the Chain of Cyber Threats

This is a challenging time to be an IT security professional in education: Remote work and learning are expanding and blurring the borders of traditional campus networks, while bad actors continue to evolve and intensify their attacks, taking advantage of every vulnerability. In this webcast, a panel of IT security leaders will offer their predictions for the coming year and their advice for navigating the cybersecurity landscape, creating a security culture on campus, and updating your security strategy for a new era.  Panelists:  Mary Ann Blair, chief information security officer, Carnegie Mellon University Ed Hudson, chief information security officer, California State University Chancellor’s Office Eric Jacobsen, executive director, BU Information Security, Boston University Randy Rose, senior director of cyber threat intelligence, Center for Internet Security Von Welch, associate vice president, Information Security for Indiana University and executive director, OmniSOC

Threat Landscape 2022: How to Future Proof Your Cybersecurity Strategy

Security resilience is confronting a new world where everyone and everything is connecting. Businesses are operating as integrated ecosystems with boundaries between the corporations, customers, suppliers and partners all blurring.    Additionally, connections between people, devices and data are ever-expanding with billions of open, shared and accessible touch points. Businesses are also adjusting to constantly shifting work patterns and hybrid work is here to stay. 

Because change comes faster than ever, businesses are making massive investments across the enterprise to strengthen resilience. From financial resilience to operations resilience; from organizational to supply chain resilience, these initiatives are designed to help businesses operate in the new normal. Join Sean Earhard, Director of Sales Business Development and Krystal James, Sales Business Development Manager to learn how Cisco Secure powers security resilience.

Security Resilience in a Hybrid World

A recent report from AT&T found that Private 5G and cloud were cited as the preferred edge network. And yet almost three-quarters (74%) of companies surveyed said the likelihood of compromise of these connectivity offerings is 4 or 5 with 5 being very likely. Thankfully, there are ways to bolster your security including Secure access service edge (SASE), a technology that can help mitigate this risk.

In the webinar, we will dive deeper into the SASE trust approach and talk about what it means for your organization.

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