Introducing the Latest Release of Symantec Advanced Threat Protection: Email

The promise of Extended Detection and Response (XDR) is significant—cyber security companies across the globe are jumping on the XDR bandwagon, with many repositioning existing offerings as XDR products. But with so many XDR offerings available, which solution is the right fit for your organization?

Dave Gruber of the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) and Adam Licata of Symantec explore what XDR is, what different approaches to XDR exist, and ESG research showing how security teams want to adopt it.

Join us on February 24, 8 am PT (11am ET) for a special webinar as we fact-check the state of XDR:

- What is XDR and what value can it deliver?
- XDR today vs. the future potential of XDR
- Breaking down of XDR and its core capabilities
- Symantec’s approach to enabling XDR

Punch Up Protection with Symantec Behavioral Isolation -- Now

With the recent rise of targeted attacks, attack surface reduction has become a critical part of every company's cyber security strategy. This powerful security technique uses intelligent rules to block attackers seeking to paralyze critical operations. Join us for this webinar on Thursday, February 18, 2021, 11 am PST, where Symantec’s Endpoint Security Chief Architect Mark Gentile and Endpoint Product Manager Aryiro Toan will talk about:

• Why attack surface reduction is a necessary component of your endpoint protection strategy
• How you can identify risky behaviors and block them
• What Symantec is doing to enhance its full-feature endpoint offering and make it even easier to keep the bad guys out

Our Speakers:
- Mark Gentile, Chief Architect, Endpoint Security Solutions, Symantec Endpoint Security, Broadcom
- Aryiro Toan, Endpoint Product Manager, Symantec Endpoint Security, Broadcom
- Liam O'Murchu, Director, Security Technology & Response, Broadcom

Many enterprises are embracing an all-in approach to digital transformation as prescribed in the SASE framework, while others want to adopt SASE but don’t know where to begin and need to do it at a measured pace. Others yet aren’t concerned about what you call it - they simply need to support a new remote working paradigm.

Fortunately, wherever they are in SASE maturity, there is a set of SASE truths that everyone needs to understand. Symantec has embraced SASE principles long before they had a name, and our subject matter experts understand these SASE truths as well as anyone.

Join Michael Dubinsky, Head of Product for Symantec Cloud Network Security Solutions and Manoj Sharma, Leader of Symantec Technical Director Organization as they provide insight into:

• Core use cases where adopting SASE can help you today
• Implementation strategies that maximize performance while reducing user friction
• The single platform approach and what other vendors aren’t telling you
• SASE maturity and finding the right path for your digital transformation
• A live demonstration of Symantec SASE capabilities

We will also set aside time after the presentation to address any questions you have.

Whether it’s WebEx, LinkedIn, GitHub, or a number of other SaaS applications, it’s becoming hard to imagine how we were once productive without them. However, there can be enormous risk if representatives of a company have unfettered access to these applications. Collaboration apps shouldn’t become unsupervised channels for information exchange. There can be an implied company endorsement when an employee “likes” social media content. Data leakage can happen when developers share information. While leading CASB solutions, like Symantec CloudSOC, can provide deep and broad control over a wide universe of applications, don’t overlook the functionality that can be delivered with your Symantec Secure Web Gateway (SWG).

Join Matt Willden, Network Security Product Manager as we demonstrate our latest SWG enhancements and look at:
• How your SWG can detect more than 35,000 applications that might be running on your network
• How to control those 35,000+ applications individually or collectively with controls for more than 250 application groups
• Applying security and compliance metadata for better policy governance
• Controlling specific activities for nearly 200 popular Collaboration, Social Media, and Developer applications

It’s not a full CASB. But if you spend some time, you just might find, you get what you need.

Register today, invite a friend and stick around till the end so we can answer your questions.

Now, more than ever, you have to trust your workforce. To support remote teams, organizations are making greater use of web-based applications, systems, and content portals. But trust alone isn’t enough to keep employees—and the organization—safe. Webpages carry risk of malware delivered through browser exploits, and can flip from good to bad in an instant. Even if the page is good, the contents may carry risk (e.g. web email or social media). And that’s before we even think about weaponized files that users might download from the web!

Telling your staff to not use the web or download files impacts both business productivity and morale. Instead, find out how they can safely browse the web and download files without risk of breach.

Join this webinar to learn:
• What webpage and file download risks you need to be most concerned about in 2021
• How Symantec Web Isolation keeps users safe
• The options available to design Isolation into your security system
• How Votiro technology integrates with Symantec Isolation to sanitize file downloads

Industry analysts have begun talking about Extended Detection and Response, or XDR, as an important security approach that helps streamline security operations centers (SOCs) with cross control visibility and intelligence and helps SOCs identify threats that would have otherwise gone undetected.

Threat detection and response is a core component of modern security programs, driving investment in tools to improve visibility, efficacy, and efficiency. As organizations commit to and extend EDR, NDR, or other security analytics solutions in support of broad threat detection and response programs, new opportunities arise for XDR.

Join us for a special webinar as we discuss Enterprise Strategy Group’s recently completed research on the impact of XDR on the modern SOC with Jon Oltsik, Senior Principal ESG Analyst and ESG Fellow.

Join us on January 13, 9 am PT (12pm ET) to hear what your peers are doing with XDR. In this webinar, you will learn the following:

• What organizations are looking from XDR
• The biggest challenge in deploying XDR
• The role a SIEM plays in XDR
• Whether XDR is real or just a trendy catchphrase

Now, more than ever, you have to trust your workforce. To support remote teams, organizations are making greater use of web-based applications, systems, and content portals. But trust alone isn’t enough to keep employees—and the organization—safe. Webpages carry risk of malware delivered through browser exploits, and can flip from good to bad in an instant. Even if the page is good, the contents may carry risk (e.g. web email or social media). And that’s before we even think about weaponized files that users might download from the web!

Telling your staff to not use the web or download files impacts both business productivity and morale. Instead, find out how they can safely browse the web and download files without risk of breach.

Join this webinar to learn:
• What webpage and file download risks you need to be most concerned about in 2021
• How Symantec Web Isolation keeps users safe
• The options available to design Isolation into your security system
• How Votiro technology integrates with Symantec Isolation to sanitize file downloads

There is a single word that describes the threat landscape in 2020. Ransomware. There has been no bigger threat to a business or organization, or anything quite as profitable for cyber criminals in 2020. So, will that be the biggest threat in 2021? What else should security professionals be worried about?

It doesn’t take a crystal ball to know that Ransomware will still be big in 2021. But it’s sure to take some unexpected twists and turns. And we are certainly in for some other surprises. But, there are a number of things we feel pretty certain will happen in 2021.

Join Kevin Haley (Director of Security Response) and Dick O’Brien (Senior Research Editor) as they candidly discuss the future, including:

• New ransomware tactics they expect to see in 2021
• How attackers might exploit the “working from home” phenomenon more broadly
• New collaboration among cybercrime gangs

Many enterprises are embracing an all-in approach to digital transformation as prescribed in the SASE framework, while others want to adopt SASE but don’t know where to begin and need to do it at a measured pace. Others yet aren’t concerned about what you call it - they simply need to support a new remote working paradigm.

Fortunately, wherever they are in SASE maturity, there is a set of SASE truths that everyone needs to understand. Symantec has embraced SASE principles long before they had a name, and our subject matter experts understand these SASE truths as well as anyone.

Join Michael Dubinsky, Head of Product for Symantec Cloud Network Security Solutions and Manoj Sharma, Leader of Symantec Technical Director Organization as they provide insight into:

• Core use cases where adopting SASE can help you today
• Implementation strategies that maximize performance while reducing user friction
• The single platform approach and what other vendors aren’t telling you
• SASE maturity and finding the right path for your digital transformation
• A live demonstration of Symantec SASE capabilities

We will also set aside time after the presentation to address any questions you have.

The concept of “Zero Trust” or “Trust but Verify” has been around for quite a while. But now, because of the expanding perimeter, API-driven architecture, IoT, and microservices, there is no way to accomplish this if it means manual intervention. But what does a Zero Trust architecture look like? What will happen if you use Zero Trust?

Join Vadim Lander, Symantec Identity Security CTO & Distinguished Engineer at Broadcom, where he will describe what a comprehensive Zero Trust environment needs to include to achieve your identity security goals without unnecessary disruption to your users, your developers, or your business processes.

Your enterprise is vulnerable to increasingly sophisticated exploits. Increased exposure requires a new defense that combines prevention with more effective attack detection, analysis, and response.

Symantec Content Analysis uses a comprehensive approach to security that offers unequaled protection against known, unknown, and targeted attacks.

Join this webinar to hear from the Symantec Network Information Security team and hear what's new with Content Analysis so you can easily deploy Advanced Threat Protection across your enterprise - when and where you need it.

Organizations around the globe are strengthening their Endpoint Protection Platforms and Endpoint Detection and Response to combat today’s ever expanding threats. Yet, many continue to be exploited by attackers’ use of the very tools and applications that they trust and utilize in their day-to-day business operation.

In this webinar, we will discuss the new feature updates Symantec is launching to provide more visibility into these activities and to protect your users and assets going forward. In this session, you will learn more about how these enhancements can help you to:
• Capture additional script information at runtime
• Block scripts, documents, and other non-executables
• Improve correlation and process lineage information

There is a single word that describes the threat landscape in 2020. Ransomware. There has been no bigger threat to a business or organization, or anything quite as profitable for cyber criminals in 2020. So, will that be the biggest threat in 2021? What else should security professionals be worried about?

It doesn’t take a crystal ball to know that Ransomware will still be big in 2021. But it’s sure to take some unexpected twists and turns. And we are certainly in for some other surprises. But, there are a number of things we feel pretty certain will happen in 2021.

Join Kevin Haley (Director of Security Response) and Dick O’Brien (Senior Research Editor) as they candidly discuss the future, including:

• New ransomware tactics they expect to see in 2021
• How attackers might exploit the “working from home” phenomenon more broadly
• New collaboration among cybercrime gangs