Name: Is SASE the future of SD-WAN and Network Security?
Start: 2020-04-21T14:00:00Z
End: 2020-04-21T14:00:36.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Cato Networks provides organizations with a cloud-based and secure global SD-WAN that replaces rigid and expensive MPLS and network security point products -- to power the digital business. Cato connects all data centers, branches, mobile users, and cloud resources into a global, optimized cloud network that is tightly secured by a cloud-based network security stack and backed by expert managed security services. Cato cuts MPLS costs, improves performance between global locations and to cloud applications, eliminates branch appliances, provides secure Internet access everywhere, and seamlessly integrates mobile users and cloud datacenters into the WAN.

Webinar Overview  

Platforms promise to change security operations, making enterprise security better and easier to maintain. What should you consider when you evaluate security platforms for your organization? 

In this webinar, GigaOm’s CTO Howard Holton joins Cato Product Marketing Manager Evin Safdia and Cato Director of Technology Evangelism Dave Greenfield for a fun and interactive live demo of the Cato SASE Cloud platform.  During the webinar, Holton gives insights into the need for security platforms and raises the tough questions everyone should ask when evaluating platform options.  

Join the webinar and… 

Learn what a security platform is and why it matters. 
Dive into the Cato SASE Cloud platform for this first-person tour 
See Cato XDR in action and how it can improve security operations 
Hear Howard’s analysis of the Cato SASE Cloud

The Year of Security Platforms: Are You Ready?

We often hear about the two ends of an attack lifecycle – how threat actors gain entry and the resulting impact. But what happens in between? Much of an attack occurs between these two events – on the network. 

With average dwell times exceeding six months until detection, what actions do threat actors take during this period to evade discovery, ensure persistence, and maintain awareness of their location on the network? 

Join Cato’s Security Experts: Dolev Attiya, Staff Security Engineer; Matan Mittelman, Security Research Team Leader; and Etay Maor, Senior Director Security Strategy, as they explore the actions of threat actors on networks. They'll demonstrate the tools, tactics, and techniques used during a breach. Using MITRE ATT&CK as a guideline, the Cato team illustrates each step in detail. 

From Living on the Land (LOL) attacks and network discovery. to lateral movement, persistence, credential dumping, and more – witness an attack unfold! 

Register now to discover: 

The various methods threat actors employ to breach a network 
Insights into the motivations behind these actions and their reliance on previous and future steps of the breach 
Effective strategies for defenders to detect, mitigate, and prevent these threats, emphasizing the importance of a holistic view of the attack lifecycle

Network Threats: A Step-by-step Attack Demonstration (Master Class: Episode 17)

Webinar Overview  

Cyber threats loom larger than ever before. According to several cybersecurity research firms, the average total cost of a single data breach has raised to $4.45M, a 15% increase over three years. Costs were higher and breaches took longer to contain when data was stored in multiple environments, particularly in clouds. 

As organizations expand their digital footprint, the risk of sophisticated cyberattacks grows in tandem. How do you fortify your defenses against these threats? 

Join Andrea Napoli, CISSP, Product Marketing Manager, in our upcoming webinar and hear how Cato XDR – the industry’s first SASE-based extended detection and response solution, empowers SOC teams with efficient threat detection, investigation, and response tools. 

Register now to secure your spot and discover: 

Why Cato XDR provides better data richness and quality, helping SOC teams speed up threat investigation and analysis 
The difference between traditional Endpoint-based XDR and Cato SASE-based XDR 
How the native integration of XDR with the Cato SASE Single Management Console simplifies security operations for faster threat remediation  
A demo of a real use-case threat story

Cato XDR - Industry’s First Converged SASE & XDR Solution

Webinar Overview 

Successful SASE projects hinge on network and security teams' efficient and effective collaboration. With over 8 years of expertise in the SASE market and with over 2000 enterprise customers, Cato Networks is uniquely positioned to guide your path to SASE project success.  

Register for our latest webinar, “Making Sure SASE Projects Are A Success”, to learn from our vast experience on what works, what doesn’t, how to avoid common pitfalls, and how to maximize the success potential for your SASE project. 

Join Eyal Webber-Zvik, Cato’s VP of Product Marketing and Strategic Alliances to explore:

The changes happening within IT teams all over the world 
The value of internal collaboration to drive SASE success 
Tips for outcome-focused SASE platform evaluation  
How to perform an effective SASE vendor selection process

Making Sure SASE Projects Are a Success

Webinar Overview 
 
Everyone in the network and security world knows what SASE is today. In the past 5 years since it was first coined by Gartner in 2019, every significant vendor has been striving to bring their solution offerings into alignment with the principles of Gartner’s SASE framework.

So, what’s next? Where do we go from here, and what is SASE (and SSE as part of it) heading towards? To make this even more interesting, what elements of current SASE solutions architecture will enable or limit future innovation?   

Join Cato Networks VP of Product Marketing and Strategic Alliances, Eyal Webber-Zvik, and Gartner Research Vice President Neil MacDonald in this educational webinar to learn:  

What is the current scope and status of SASE and SSE? 
What will SASE solutions evolve to? What must be added?  
The roles of CISOs and CIOs in developing and implementing a SASE strategy for their organizations 
What are the critical future capabilities of SASE?

The Future of SASE: What's Next for CIOs and CISOs

Threat intelligence programs that wish to understand and connect the dots behind adversarial operations must have a HUMINT (human intel) element. Monitoring logs and end points are core components in securing an enterprise; however, without engaging and extracting information from the dark web and its actors, enterprises will have blind spots and gaps in their understanding of the threat landscape.  

In this session, cyber threat intelligence veterans Kobe Shwartz (CEO of Underdark.ai Darknet Monitoring), Alex Karlinsky (Service Delivery Manager at Accenture), and Etay Maor (Sr. Director Security Strategy at Cato Networks) dive into the dark web. The session will include a look into current tactics, techniques, and procedures of dark web threat actors, the connection between initial access brokers, nation-state actors, famous breaches, and more.    

Join Kobe Shwartz, Alex Karlinsky and Etay Maor, to learn: 

Current tactics, techniques, and procedures of dark web threat actors 
The connection between dark web services and offerings to nation-state actors 
The latest developments and changes in the way threat actors communicate, buy, and sell on the dark web

HUMINT: Diving Deep into the Dark Web (Cyber Security Master Class: Episode 16)

Gartner recently announced a new market category called SASE which is expected to turn the enterprise network and network security markets upside-down.

SASE is the convergence of networking and network security markets into a unified cloud platform. SASE is expected to render legacy appliance-based solutions obsolete and poses an existential threat to product bundles offered by telcos.

SASE will transform multiple product categories such as SD-WAN, WAN Optimization, Next Gen Firewalls, Secure Web Gateways, CASB, and Zero Trust Network Access. IT leaders should understand this critical trend and consider its impact on their network and security architecture.

Is SASE the future of SD-WAN and Network Security?

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