Akamai secures and delivers digital experiences for the world’s largest companies. Our intelligent edge platform keeps apps and experiences closer to users — and attacks and threats far away. Top brands globally rely on Akamai so their businesses can be fast, smart, and secure.

In an era where businesses face an increasing risk of ransomware attacks, where cybercriminals have the ability to penetrate and cripple organizations of all sizes, it is crucial to know how comprehensive your ransomware threat mitigation strategy is. 

In this webinar you will hear from Guardicore, now an Akamai company, on how you can gain insight into the gaps in your digital network and how to take steps towards preventing external threats to your organization. 

Join us to learn about:
- How to detect ransomware before it is too late 
- Where segmentation fits into your security strategy
- How to significantly reduce the threat of ransomware

Stop Ransomware Dead in Its Tracks

The past few months have been a very dynamic time in the world of security for hackers and threat researchers, but they have been an extended nightmare for CISOs responsible for securing their enterprise networks. 

With multiple zero-day exploits being used to attack on-premises versions of Microsoft Exchange Server; the Silicon Valley security camera company, Verkada; and F5 BIG-IP products, you may be left wondering how this happened.

This webinar will take an in-depth look at these breaches and how they could have been avoided, including:

- What should and shouldn't be exposed to the public internet
- Why moving to a zero trust–based security model can help
- How to reduce the threat surface

How to Avoid Breaches Caused by Zero-Day Hacks

Security is fast-changing, and keeping up to date with new trends and predictions is key to staying ahead of the race to secure your business. This is why we’re kicking off 2022 with an episode focused on the year ahead. 

How will the role of a CISO change in 2022? Do we need a BISO? How can I prepare for what’s to come? What tools and processes are available to me today? In this session we’ll be answering these questions and much more. 

Join Diana Kelley and expert thought leaders as they discuss: 
-  The top 5 security trends and predictions for 2022
-  Why 2022 is the year for user awareness
-  AI and ML in IT Security 
-  What the threatscape looks like in 2022
-  And much more!

Keep Ahead of the Trends: Security in 2022

The top cybersecurity lessons of 2021  In a year that witnessed a digital pandemic of breaches, widespread supply chain attacks, and ingenious uses of human engineering to compromise enterprise systems, what were the key lessons learnt? How can we better protect ourselves from cybercriminals?  Join us for a lively discussion of some of the year’s biggest security stories, including:   - How credential stuffing attacks and ATO continued their rise following growth in 2020 - How criminals developed new techniques and strategies in their various phishing attacks - How ransomware and other malware also gained international attention, as the actors behind many of those groups became front-page news   We'll also offer thoughts about what the threat landscape might look like in 2022.

2021 - A Year in Review

Trust is everything. Protect your customers from fraud.

Want to find out who’s really logging in, account owners or impostors? Then register for this live webinar where we discuss with CTS Eventim, a leading international provider of ticketing and live entertainment, the challenge of account takeover and the steps they have put into place to protect their customers.

You will learn how to:
- Detect impostors and in turn stop human-driven fraud
- Challenge fraudulent login attempts without impacting legitimate users
- Recognise the steps in the ATO cyber kill chain and how to respond.

How CTS Eventim Keeps Fraudsters Out and Trust Intact

Segmentation has been around for a while, but microsegmentation seems to be the latest hot buzzword now that Ransomware is so prevalent.  Join Steve Winterfeld (Advisory CISO) and Trevor Metzger (Recovering Firewall Admin) as they cut through the hype and show how microsegmentation should fit into your security strategy.  They will cover where segmentation fits into your security strategy, how to evaluate the different approaches, and demonstrate how to war game your final architecture with the cyber kill chain. 

In this webinar you will learn:
• Different approaches to segmentation including the pros and cons
• Need for situational awareness of data flows to determine attack vectors and compliance zones
• How to balance complexity of network while minimizing potential impact of compromise 

Steve Winterfeld is Akamai’s Advisory CISO. Before joining the team, he served as CISO for Nordstrom Bank and Director of Incident Response and Threat Intelligence at Charles Schwab.  Steve focuses on collaborating with Akamai’s customers to make sure they are successful in defending themselves and their customers.  He also helps determine where Akamai should be focusing its security platform’s capabilities. Steve has published a book on Cyber Warfare and holds CISSP, ITIL and PMP certifications.

Trevor Metzger is a Senior Sales Engineer at Guardicore, an Akamai Company, and works with customers across a wide range of industries. Trevor is a 25-year Cybersecurity veteran with deep experience in network engineering, architecture, and security operations. Prior to joining Guardicore, Trevor managed strategic accounts across global markets with companies including Checkpoint, Staples, and IBM.

Microsegmentation – Buzzword or Buzzsaw

Listen to our virtual event to hear why edge technology is crucial to successfully create exceptional, digital-first customer experiences. Hear from our guest panellists from Khazna Data Centers, DE-CIX, and Arc Solutions on what they see as catalysts for digitisation and business growth in the MENA region.

You will learn:

- The benefits of being at the edge
- How to enable immersive experience with performance, scale, and reliability
- How to streamline operations and manage costs

Panellists:
Hassan Al Naqbi, CEO, Khazna Data Centers
Marco Brandstaetter, Regional Director, Middle East and South Asia, DE-CIX 
Mahesh Jaishankar, CEO, Arc Solutions 

Presenter:
Elie Abouatme, Senior Engagement Manager and Managing Director, Dubai, Akamai

What’s New at the Edge

Companies accept a degree of loss as a cost of doing business. This may be from shrinkage, fraud or cybercrime. Controls, especially on the web, can be added to help mitigate this risk - but do the cost, complexity and friction that these controls create outweigh the benefits?

Join us for a debate on how to balance friction against loss, finding the centre of gravity between customer experience, cybersecurity, and fraud losses.

Why you should attend:
- Learn how inline controls can be used to address fraud and loss
- Understand the ROI for fraud mitigation
- Determine customer experience expectations  

To hear our live debate, register today.

Does Fraud Mitigation Mean Customer Frustration?

The banking and financial services industry is under increasing threat from cyberattacks. In particular, data stored by financial organizations — including bank account and credit card numbers — remains a designated target both for direct exploitation and resale purposes in the deep web.

The impact of a cyberattack can be devastating, so in response to this growing threat, the financial sector is creating proactive measures to thwart attempted cyberattacks.

Join us in this session, where BBVA, one of the biggest banks in Spain and Patrick Sullivan will discuss the threatscape, touch on current trends and attack vectors within the financial services sector, and explain how to stay ahead of the game.

What's hitting us lately: Attack vectors in Financial Industry

These days, just about every enterprise web application uses APIs. And that’s led to a growing deluge of API attacks. Fact is, APIs ...

• Can be difficult to defend with traditional web application security solutions
• Create hidden security gaps in mobile applications
• Appear to have played a role the tripling of web attacks from 2020’s record year

In this webinar, you’ll learn about practices that can lead to the release of vulnerable applications, steps you can take today to mitigate potential threats, and other findings from our upcoming State of the Internet / Security report.

[state of the internet] / security API: The Attack Surface that Connects Us All

According to W3Techs, more than 94% of websites rely on in-browser scripts to create better customer experiences. But third-party scripts have also created an expanded threat surface that bad actors are eager to exploit. Unwanted ads, pop-ups, and banners can be costly to the user experience and your bottom line, with an estimated 1 in 4 website transactions lost due to what we call audience hijacking. Even Google acknowledges that this type of in-browser script attack is the most common user complaint about Chrome.

This session explores several aspects of audience hijacking:
Different ways online audiences can be hijacked 
The security and risk implications of this new attack vector  
How today’s digital businesses can fight back and prevent these problems from persisting

Audience Hijacking — How This Script-Based Attack Can Kill Online Business

This new decade has already provided many lessons. One is that the mantra “never let a good crisis go to waste” could have been written for the cybercriminal fraternity. Another is that the concept of digital trust is rapidly becoming a business imperative in the digital era. At the heart of all this, as always, is security: the critical barrier between data integrity and compromise; and a fundamental building block for digital trust. Engendering digital trust is a business imperative, but it requires leadership and governance from board level to ensure that it becomes part of the very fabric of the business. Hence the theme of this event.

On behalf of Akamai, Richard Meeus joined the fire-side chat with IDC analyst Martin Sundland. They talked about security @ work and why it needs a larger view, combining the new technologies with work culture, user experience and leadership.

IDC Security - From Secure to Trusted: A Journey to Digital Leadership

This webinar looks at a case study of NHS Forth Valley and how they were able to quickly enable secure access to their application estate during COVID-19.

What we will cover:
- How NHS Forth Valley implemented their remote working practices
- How NHS Forth Valley eliminated their VPN challenges, created a reliable user experience, and enhanced security
- Best practices to achieve fast, secure, and easy access to all applications
- How to grant the right user the right level of access to the right data at the right time

How Public Sector Are Enabling Secure Cloud Based Application Access

The on-line sports betting industry is one of the most dynamic and competitive markets in the world. With no restrictive contracts in place, operators focus on delivering a great player experience to avoid churn. Churn not only drives an immediate loss in revenue but also incurs significant costs to reacquire players.

In this webinar, Akamai and EGR discuss extending the delivery network “edge” into a player’s device, near real time observability across the entire technical value chain can be dramatically improved. Moreover, by moving key operational processes to the edge, operators can not only reduce the impact of poor connectivity on the player experience, but also ensure they are best placed to take advantage of 5G latency improvements. 

Key discussion points

What benefits can Edge technology offer sports betting marketing and operational teams alike in delivering a next gen gameplay experience and the opportunity to drive real competitive advantage?

Edge technology helps sports betting operators to:

●    Improve observability and strategic decision making through the delivery value chain. 

●    Move core functions closer to the players, providing a pathway towards fundamentally improving the gameplay experience and reducing issues. 

●    Ensure operators are able to take full advantage of the promise of 5G.

Betting at the Edge

C-Level executives are increasingly being targeted by cyber criminals: according to an IBM survey, “64% of CFOs, CHROs and CMOs feel the least engaged in cybersecurity threat management activities, yet are the stewards of data most coveted by cybercriminals.” With cybersecurity no longer limited to the concerns of the IT department and the broader workforce, in 2021 the risk of breaches and attacks touch every part of the organisation.

Integrating security controls at all business levels, sharing incident data and making cybersecurity an essential pillar of business considerations and training goes a long way to help CISOs and security leaders navigate the increasing threats and vulnerabilities. 

In this month’s episode of The (Security) Balancing Act we’ll be sharing how IT security leaders can ensure everyone - and every part - of the business is safe. Join as we evaluate:

-  To what extent cybersecurity should be a priority in the C-Suite
-  How C-Level execs should consider their role in relation to cybersecurity
-  How training and education can help CISOs navigate increased risk at all business levels
-  And more

This episode is part of The (Security) Balancing Act original series with Diana Kelley. We welcome viewer participation and questions during this interactive panel session.

Cybersecurity in the C-Suite

IT and security leaders are moving forward with the new realities of the hybrid workplace. Working from home, or remotely, is now just ‘work’. As employees begin to mobilise again, organisations need to maintain an agile and frictionless security model, which at the same time compliments an ever-growing migration of applications to the cloud.
 
In this webinar, a panel of expert speakers discuss how Zero Trust security was propelled forward in 2020, and the vital role of secure access service edge (SASE) in implementing this approach going forward, as more organisations undergo digital transformations.
 
Discussion topics:
- Why move to a user-centric and location-agnostic Zero Trust security model
- How Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) can be the next step in your SASE adoption
- How an edge strategy supports organisations’ future digital growth

How Zero Trust Enables Remote Working and Builds to a SASE Vision

The traditional model of enforcing security at the network perimeter is no longer valid as employees, devices, and workloads move outside the corporate network.
 
A Zero Trust model offers an alternative that secures data while ensuring it is accessible from wherever employees are working. But finding the right technological approaches to Zero Trust is challenging.
 
Join this KuppingerCole webinar to:
- Understand how best to approach implementing Zero Trust
- Explore the technological considerations and options available
- Learn how to create a smarter way for users to access applications
- Discover effective ways to protect users from cyberthreats
-  Learn how to deliver a phish-proof MFA strategy
- Get answers to your questions about Zero Trust

Technological Approaches to a Zero Trust Security Model

2020 presented a unique set of challenges for everyone, but that didn’t mean cybercriminals took time off. In fact, it turned out to be the opposite.

Hackers targeted the financial services industry more than ever, with credential stuffing being the attack vector of choice last year.

Join us as we explore the findings from our latest State of the Internet report. 

We found that:
• 3.4 billion credential stuffing attacks were launched against financial services companies
• There were 736,071,428 web attacks
• 51% of attacks came through Local File Inclusion

Register for our live webinar today to find out more.

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