Name: RANT Radio - Fireside Chat: Cyberattacks don’t happen on paper
Start: 2020-03-25T17:00:00Z
End: 2020-03-25T17:00:49.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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The great vendor splendour: Choosing technology in a crowded marketplace

Choosing vendors can be like a trip to IKEA.  You go into the process with a clearly defined idea, and a few hours later exit carrying a tangled mess in a basket that you can’t pronounce and might never use. With so many vendors, how do security teams navigate this gauntlet successfully to focus their technology buying? With the cloud and APIs growing in prevalence, how does this impact the issue?  We bring together (3) experts in cutting through the noise in cybersecurity to help us answer these questions and more….  

* Speaker Panel:
Anisha Brahmbhatt- CISM, SOC Programme Manager at KPMG UK 
Stephen Pritchard - Cybersecurity Journalist
Ian Heritage - Cyber Security Architect at Trend Micro

* Agenda:
17:00 - 17:10 Welcome Note and Introductions

17:10 - 17:45 Panel Discussion Begins

17:45 - 17:55 Closing Comments

17:55 - 18:00 Event Close

18:00 - 18:30 Continued Discussion on RANT's Virtual Pub - The Isolation Arms

* In partnership with Trend Micro:
- Trend Micro, a global cybersecurity leader, helps make the world safe for exchanging digital information. Fueled by decades of security expertise, global threat research, and continuous innovation, our cybersecurity platform protects 500,000+ organizations and 250+ million individuals across clouds, networks, devices, and endpoints.

As a leader in cloud and enterprise cybersecurity, our platform delivers central visibility for better, faster detection and response and a powerful range of advanced threat defence techniques optimized for environments, like AWS, Microsoft, and Google.

RANT Radio - The great vendor splendour

The cloud may have been sold as the sunlight uplands of enterprise technology, but in reality, the forecast is changeable.  Successfully managing this new attack surface is hard as legacy approaches struggle to match the pace of change.  

With supply chains, recent attacks have proven the risk to be huge, for example.  There are also burgeoning problems with OT, not to mention measuring and explaining this nascent new risk to the board and keeping everything aligned with business objectives.

This RANT Radio brings together veteran infosecurity professional Nathan Dornbrook from Adarma, Chief Cybersecurity Strategist Adam Palmer from Tenable and Daniela Somerscales, CISO at ClearBank, to discuss these topics in more detail.

* Panel of speakers:

Daniela Somerscales - CISO , ClearBank
Nathan Dornbrook - Veteran Infosecurity Professional , Adarma
Adam Palmer - Chief Cybersecurity Strategist , Tenable

* Agenda:

17:00 - 17:10 Welcome Note and Introductions
17:10 - 17:45 Panel Discussion Begins
17:45 - 17:55 Closing Comments
17:55 - 18:00 Event Close
18:00 - 18:30 Continued Discussion on RANT's Virtual Pub - The Isolation Arms

RANT Radio - Cloudy with a chance of Pitfalls

Working in tracksuit bottoms and an increased pet proximity might be comforting for homeworkers, but not for security teams.  At home, distracted and feeling safe, employees are easily caught off guard by the mounting tide of scams, targeted attacks and mass social engineering.  

This RANT Radio seeks to understand the psychology at play, while providing practical tips on how cybersecurity teams can encourage security awareness amongst large remote workforces.  We bring together an expert in workplace psychology with the usual cacophony of top quality cybersecurity people, to help unpick what can be done to address this thorny issue: 

- Rebecca McKeown - Director at Mind Science
- Christian Toon - CISO at Pinsent Masons
- Thom Langford - Security Advocate at SentinelOne

* 7 randomly selected delegates out of the first 100 sign-ups for this RANT Radio get a go on our lucky dip, made from Tim Cook’s bandanna, to win: 1 x Apple HomePod, 3 x Apple HomePod Mini or 3 x T-shirts.

We look forward to this exciting discussion!

RANT Radio: Home Alone 2021: Attack of the malaise

Keen to file 2020 in an underground bunker, the next RANT Radio seeks to tackle a big question: What does the emerging world of work look like to an attacker, and how do we secure it?

For a big topic, we have big speakers, all of whom have been told to look at the next 1/3/5 years’ to try and understand the enterprise information security challenges that will arise from the ashes of 2020:

- Ken Munro: Celebrated breaker of things, Ken is a walking exploit. Continually trying to get ahead of the game, his research regularly keeps BBC news teams fed with stories.
- Solomon Gilbert: Vocal security advocate, 10-year-old Solomon’s first reaction when given a laptop at school was to shut everyone else’s down.  Oddly, he is now a pentester.     
- Josh Neame: Josh helps Bluefort Security create and deliver specialised technology solutions for some of the largest companies in the UK.

Agenda:

17:00 - 17:10 Welcome Note and Introductions
17:10 - 17:45 Panel Discussion Begins
17:45 - 17:55 Closing Comments
17:55 - 18:00 Event Close
18:00 - 18:30 Continued Discussion on RANT's Virtual Pub - The Isolation Arms

WTF: What's The Future?

If you are sat eyeballing the latest machine learning tool wondering if it can automate you into a job in retail, you are not alone.  

Increased attacks and black swan induced digital transformation mean life in the SOC is now all about one thing: fast judgements on lots of attacks. This often leads to the obvious conclusion: more automation.  Does this mean front-line teams are no longer relevant?  What do humans bring that automation never can?

// Speaker Panel:
- Charlie Timblin - Vice President Cyber Strategy & Transformation at Refinitiv
- Rebecca McKeown - Chartered Psychologist and Director of Mind Science Ltd
- David Calder - Chief Product Officer at Adarma Ltd
- James Hanlon - Director, Security Specialization & Advisory, EMEA at Splunk Inc

RANT Radio- Rise of the robots: are SOC teams going to be beaten up by robots?

As security continues its rise towards being a more strategic business function, we need to remember front-line teams. Working hard identifying, analysing and mitigating threats is challenging but vital work.  Being on the sharp end of an endless barrage not only decreases effectiveness but impacts mental health and team culture.  

Yet despite all their efforts, mean time to identify a security breach is still 197 days, and containment another 69. The reality is that with the current reactive approaches to cyber defence, there simply aren’t enough skilled professionals to analyse the volume of incidents that most organisations face. With limited resources, an ever-growing skills gap and an escalating volume of security alerts, organisations are left vulnerable to what is perceived to be unavoidable risk. This environment is demanding more of already resource-constrained CISOs.

So how can they further minimise risk from cyber threats without further increasing the workload?

/Agenda:/

17:00 - 17:10 Welcome Note and Introductions
17:10 - 17:45 Panel Discussion Begins
Speakers:
        - Phil Davies - Director at Distilled Security
        - Swati Singh - Head of Business Information Security at Close Brothers
        - Jan Tietze - Director of Security Strategy, EMEA at SentinelOne
17:45 - 17:55 Closing Comments
17:55 - 18:00 Event Close
18:00 - 18:30 Continued Discussion on RANT's Virtual Pub - The Isolation Arms (Find a link in the attachments below)

/About our sponsor SentinelOne:/

SentinelOne is the only cybersecurity solution encompassing AI-powered prevention, detection, response and hunting across endpoints, containers, cloud workloads and IoT devices in a single autonomous platform.

SentinelOne provides full transparency into everything happening across the network at machine speed – defeating every attack, at every stage of the threat lifecycle.

RANT Radio: Protecting the front-line: Overworked and overwhelmed

Join our outstanding panel of speakers as they discuss something that seems to be on a lot of peoples minds throughout lockdown; What more could I do to further my career? This could mean exploring an abundance of certifications, join a working group perhaps or take more training courses. We will delve into the world of compliance vs security and understand just how certain certifications are perceived by CISOs.

Our panelists will be covering:
- Certifications and the importance of standards
- Compliance vs security
- Audit vs compliance
- Shared responsibility model
- Maturity matrix - Evolution of roadmap to migrate securely to Cloud
- Buys vs build - when to buy externally or build internally
- How CSA resources have been or can be best used by CISOs
- Advantages of joining CSA
- CSA publications & active working groups

Speaker Panel:
- Francesco Cipollone- Chair CSA UK, Director NSC42 - Moderator of event
- Bob Rodger - CISO, Bank of N.T Butterfield group 
- Chris Hodson - CISO, Tanium
- Jim Reavis - Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer, CSA
- Paul Simmonds - CEO of the Global Identity Foundation

Dissecting Cloud Security Alliance value for CISOs

Joining RANT again after far too long writing a book, we’ve got a great guest star speaker returning to the airwaves.

Our co-host for this 80s style radio show will be your well-known Geoff White who is an investigative journalist covering technology for BBC News, Channel 4 News, Audible, Forbes online and many others. His book based on cybercrime ‘Crime Dot Com’ covers full gamut, from Cold War-era fraudsters to today’s vote riggers. It will be published on 10th August 2020 and the whole RANT Community will be given a unique discount for pre-orders.

Key topics include:
- Tracking down the author of the LoveBug virus to a Filipino mark 20 yrs after he disappeared

- The raid on Bangladesh Bank that allegedly netted North Korea $81m

- Disinformation, hacking and journalism – the intersection between media and hackers and how that’s played out (there’s an interesting tale around coronavirus and Ukraine here)

- Evolution of the dark web towards encrypted apps

- Energy sector hacking (also a good story about Ukraine, but starting to happen in UK too)

- How cybercrime has responded to coronavirus

Crack open a beer for a tongue in cheek experience with live commentary from your peers and a very insightful discussion!

RANT Fireside Chat with Geoff White

RANT has teamed up with Digital Shadows to try answer a number of cybersecurity related questions while raising money for Barnardo’s.  This is not a webinar, but a chance to discuss big questions with big personalities, while hearing from genuinely interesting speakers.

Agenda:

16:00 - 16:10 BST- Welcome Note
- Tom Odams- RANT Events
- James Chappell- Co-Founder & Chief Innovation Officer, Digital Shadows

16:10 - 16:50 BST- First Panel Discussion:People of the dark web: A Digital Shadows researcher lifts the lid on the people, dramas and latest communities growing in popularity on the dark web – with a big picture perspective provided by an end-user and cyber academic.
- Becky Pinkard- CISO, Aldermore Bank PLC
- Rob Black - Deputy Director, National Cyber Deception Laboratory
- Kacey C.- Threat Researcher, Digital Shadows

16:50 - 17:30 BST- Second Panel Discussion:The psychology of being on the front lines – with a psychologist, CISO and SOC manager talking about the mental health impacts of working in a fast-advancing ‘always-on’ space.
- Thom Langford- Founder, (TL)2 Security
- Ros Taylor- CEO & Founder, RTC Leadership & Coaching
- Rick Holland- CISO & VP Strategy, Digital Shadows

17:30 - 17:45 BST- 15-minute talk: Fire questions at the someone who kicked down doors for a living: One-to-many interviews with an ex soldier talking about their history and career in cyber following it.
- Trevor Reschke- Head of Threat Intelligence, Trusted Knight

17:45 - 18:00 BST- Event Close: Final comments and continued discussion on RANT’s virtual pub – The Isolation Arms

Cybersecurity people: The good, the bad and the broken

The idea of Zero Days are pretty, but it’s distracting you from the real threats to your newly mobile workforce.  This RANT event gives you the red team’s view on the world’s suddenly scattered perimeter….

The talk will highlight common misconfigurations and gaps in cloud working tools such as Microsoft 365, as well as covering the social engineering techniques used to help trick employees and get on the inside.

Speaker Panel:
- Solomon Gilbert- CEO & Head of Security Division, Ferox Security LTD
- Nish Gopal - Director of Governance, Risk and Compliance OmniCyber Security
- Ed Williams- Director SpiderLabs EMEA, Trustwave

Join us and Trustwave for another memorable RANT Radio Show! Grab a glass of wine and your RANT spirit, put your feet up, and join us for an engaging discussion with Trustwave. We will be donating £5.17 (the average cost of a beer in the City) to the Trussell Trust food banks for every person who joins us for the event. They are in need of our support at this time, more than ever. https://www.trusselltrust.org/

A red team look at the world’s suddenly disparate perimeter

* Responsible investing in the cybersecurity space. Are cyber VCs starting to 
factor the positive impact of the companies they invest in when deciding who should be the Tripwire’s of tomorrow? 
Speaker: 
- Maria Lewis Kussmaul - Head of Cyber Security Investment Banking Practice

Cyberthon Part 3: What will the cybersecurity companies of tomorrow look like?

15-minute Talk: What is it like to be on the sharp end of the industry’s famous ‘transparency’
- Arthur Barnes - Director of Security Operations at Software Company

Second Panel Discussion: Did the current crisis just redeﬁne what comprises front line critical 
national infrastructure from a cybersecurity point of view?

Speaker Panel:
- Cevn Vibert - CA Senior Cyber Compliance Manager, Public Sector
- Morgan Phillips - Global Manager of IT Risk Management, A Global Retailer
- Dean Ferrando – Lead Systems Engineer, Tripwire

Cyberthon Part 2: COVID: redefining what constitutes frontline CNI

This entire RANT Event will be dedicated on the ever-changing cybersecurity issues in this evolving world and on increasing the support for the British nurses through The Cavel Nurses Trust!

* Welcome Note:
- Tom Odams, RANT 
- Cary Gibbs – Regional Director UK and DACH, Tripwire

* First panel discussion: The roots of cybersecurity: Altruism, community and collaboration
Speakers:
- Danny Dresner - Professor of Cybersecurity, University of Manchester
- Tee Patel - vCISO, Thought Leader, Keynote Speaker
- Paul Edon - Director of International Services, Tripwire

Cyberthon Part 1: Are the altruistic roots of cybersecurity still relevant?

Ask anyone in cybersecurity about deception technology and one of the first words may use is ‘clever’.  Throwing up near-infinite digital lures to appeal to an attacker is not simple. This RANT Radio show seeks to understand how the technology is rooted in military history, asking ex-servicepeople for their opinions on the technique.  It will also dig into how forward-thinking organisations are using deception tech for a range of innovative approaches, including trapping malicious insiders and preventing SOC Teams from burning out.

Speaker Panel:
- Rob Black- Deputy Director, National Cyber Deception Laboratory
- Ivan Foreman- VP Sales EMEA, Illusive Networks

Join us for our very own RANT Radio Shows! Grab a glass of wine and your RANT spirit, put your feet up, and join us for an engaging discussion. We will be donating £5.17 (the average cost of a beer in the City) to the Trussell Trust food banks for every person who joins us for the event. They are in need of our support at this time, more than ever. https://www.trusselltrust.org/

Panel Discussion - Deception technology: more than just hoodwinking hackers

Become Illusive - Make Your Environment Hostile to Attackers

IAM (Identity Access Management) has been on most organisations priority lists, however with Active Directory playing a core part in IAM solutions, it can be argued that none are actually securing Active Directory.

Join us for our very own RANT Radio Shows! Grab a glass of wine and your RANT spirit, put your feet up, and join us for an engaging discussion. We will be donating £5.17 (the average cost of a beer in the City) to the Trussell Trust food banks for every person who joins us for the event. They are in need of our support at this time, more than ever. https://www.trusselltrust.org/

RANT Radio - Fireside Chat: IAM…. Not Securing Active Directory

Join us for our very own RANT Radio Show in partnership with CloudHealth! Grab a glass of wine and your RANT spirit, put your feet up, and join us for an engaging discussion. We will be donating £5.17 (the average cost of a beer in the City) to the Trussell Trust food banks for every person who joins us for the event. They are in need of our support at this time, more than ever. https://www.trusselltrust.org/

RANT Radio - Panel Discussion: Dev teams + security teams + cloud = fight?

As the world of remote work has become the norm, at least temporarily, the role of information security will either be the remote saviour or lockdown police. 

 
With video conference risks, phishing upticks, and general “digital” risks, employees need to be safeguarded. But at what cost?

 

Join this discussion with a drink in hand. But, please, let’s try to keep the “security as an enabler” references to a minimum. Join us for our very own RANT Radio Shows! Grab a glass of wine and your RANT spirit, put your feet up, and join us for an engaging discussion with Digital Shadows. We will be donating £5.17 (the average cost of a beer in the City) to the Trussell Trust food banks for every person who joins us for the event. They are in need of our support at this time, more than ever.  https://www.trusselltrust.org/

RANT Radio - Adversarial Debate: The Role of InfoSec in the Remote World

Even if your business has an incident response plan there’s a risk that it’s been filed away for a rainy day. But when that rainy day is actually a hurricane-force storm that means you’re struck by lightning and everything catches fire there’s a chance that we’d all wish we were a bit more familiar with how we’re supposed to respond.

So what are the best ways to make that happen? Can actual cyber crises really be prepared for? Who should be involved in making sure that businesses are both ready and resilient enough to carry on in the event of ransomware, a spear-phishing attack, or a data breach?

So, pour yourself a drink, pull up a stool and join Chris Pace & RANT Host Tom Odams for what promises to be an interactive, fun and informative discussion.

RANT Radio - Fireside Chat: Cyberattacks don’t happen on paper

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