Name: Defining the future of Security Service Edge
Start: 2022-12-06T21:00:00Z
End: 2022-12-06T21:00:33.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Traditional firewalls, VPNs, and public point solutions for data security are failing in the AI era, because they expand your attack surface and allow lateral threat movement. The Zero Trust Exchange delivers a new approach that eliminates the concept of implicit trust, operating on the principle: Never trust, always verify. It delivers zero trust architecture as a service from a resilient, cloud-native AI cybersecurity platform. Acting as an intelligent switchboard to enable Zero Trust Everywhere, it provides secure, any-to-any, zero trust communication that uses business policies, not networks, for all of your workforces, branches, and clouds. The platform, built upon the Zero Trust Architecture and AI foundation, provides five integrated solutions: Cyberthreat Protection, Data Security, Zero Trust Branch and Cloud, and Security Operations.

Branch offices are evolving into dynamic, experience-focused spaces resembling cafés—designed for collaboration, productivity, and flexibility. CIOs are rethinking the branch model to meet the modern workforce's demands; seamless connectivity, uncompromised security, and exceptional user experience. Legacy network architectures—reliant on MPLS, SD-WAN, firewalls, and centralized data centers—often cause delays, poor app performance, and a subpar employee experience that no longer supports today’s agile business needs.

A café-like branch strategy transforms how IT leaders connect and secure branches. By adopting a direct-to-cloud architecture powered by zero trust principles, CIOs are not only achieving cost savings but also improving the user experience and reducing the risk of cyberthreats such as ransomware.

Watch this webinar to learn how to adopt a café-like branch strategy to redefine productivity and security for the modern workforce. 

Explore:
The shift to agile, cafe-like branches: Insights into why static, network-centric branch architectures are being replaced with flexible, user and device-centric models.
The role of zero trust: Explore how zero trust ensures secure and direct access to cloud apps without compromising on security.
Cost and complexity reduction: See how cafe-like branches eliminate the need for complex legacy technologies such as firewalls, NAC and expensive proprietary switches.
Real-life success stories: Learn how leading enterprises are embracing café-like branches to enhance employee satisfaction and boost productivity.

Why CIOs are Adopting a Cafe-like Branch Strategy

Today’s IT and Cybersecurity professionals are sharply focused on keeping their organizations flexible, adaptable, responsive, and resilient — but what about your personal resilience?

Organizational resilience is challenging enough, given today’s technology trends that include:

A diverse user base (employees, partners, suppliers, and customers), which for most is remote/hybrid
Fast, secure, and compliant access to cloud-based applications and data from anywhere, on any device
Expectations for great digital experiences, with business continuity as a top priority
Personal resilience for tech pros mustn’t be overlooked. Organizational resilience is our end goal, but tech pros with personal resilience are how we get there.

In this informative webinar, join Derek Brink from Aberdeen Strategy & Research and Kevin Schwarz from Zscaler in their engaging conversation about complimenting your enabling “technologies” with best practices in “people and process” that will strengthen personal resilience for yourself and your team.

Resilience Redefined: Prioritizing People in a Tech-Driven World

La direttiva NIS 2 è entrata in vigore. Un ampio bacino di aziende, dunque, è obbligato a implementare opportune misure per la gestione del rischio associato alla sicurezza informatica. Molte di esse sono coscienti del fatto che l’obbligo di adeguarsi e raggiungere la conformità non debba essere percepito come una minaccia ma, piuttosto, come un’importante opportunità di crescita. Ci sono, infatti, una serie di vantaggi che vanno ben oltre la prevenzione degli attacchi informatici: tra questi, riduzione dei costi, aumento della competitività, garanzia di continuità aziendale e migliore reputazione dei clienti. Tuttavia, pur volendo adeguarsi alla NIS 2 e coglierne i benefici, molte aziende sperimentano difficoltà.

Il webinar è rivolto proprio alle organizzazioni che hanno bisogno di un aiuto nell’implementazione delle misure previste dalla NIS 2 e che, per farlo, necessitano di un provider di servizi di sicurezza informatica capace di offrire, al tempo stesso, la consulenza strategica e le soluzioni operative e tecnologiche (piattaforme cloud native) per implementare un'architettura basata sul modello di sicurezza zero trust.

Questi alcuni dei temi che saranno affrontati:

Cosa devono fare le imprese per essere conformi alla NIS 2: impatti e responsabilità;
Non solo obblighi e sanzioni: perché adeguarsi alla NIS 2 è innanzitutto un’opportunità;
Cos’è il modello di sicurezza zero trust e quali vantaggi offre;
Strategie, piattaforme e soluzioni operative per implementare le misure previste dalla NIS 2.

NIS 2: Strategie e soluzioni operative - Webinar su implicazioni e adempimenti per aziende e professionisti

Your infosec and SOC colleagues are facing the threats and preventing the outages.

As they work towards ensuring organisational resiliency, what can infosec leaders do to help build resilient mindsets? How can your organisation foster a culture of resiliency, ensuring teams and people are prepared and empowered to handle cyber incidents and failures?

In this episode of teissTalk with Christoph Schuhwerk, CISO in Residence – EMEA, we’ll explore:

1. Analysing how your teams cope with a cyber incident or a failure scenario
2. Learning from crises - building resilience strategies to mitigate future incidents
3. Building a cyber resilient mindset within your infosec team and in the wider organisation

Join this episode as we discuss learning from crises to improve organisational cyber resilience, and a resilient mindset.

Teiss Talk: Building resilient infosec teams

The inevitability of a “failure scenario” involving a cyber-attack means the spotlight is falling on your cyber-resilience strategy.

Is your cyber resilience strategy ready to play the leading role in protecting your organisation, or is there a gap between confidence and effectiveness?

In this episode of teissTalk in association with Zscaler, Industry leader Thom Langford and James Tucker, Head of CISOs in Residence – EMEA, explores:

1. Identifying and removing barriers to cyber resilience
2. Reducing complexity - consolidating and eliminating legacy systems
3. Building a cyber-resilient organisation - moving from a reactive to a proactive model

Watch this episode as we explore how you can make your organisation truly cyber-resilient by design.

Teiss Talk: Why Resilient by Design is the next cyber-security imperative

The accelerating pace of cyberattacks—leveraging encrypted communication channels and generative AI—has rendered traditional security measures ineffective against the evolving threat landscape. To stay ahead, organizations must adopt a forward-thinking approach to web security. Join us for a webinar where we’ll delve into the transformative benefits of deploying a cloud-native secure web gateway (SWG) as part of your Security Service Edge (SSE) strategy, leveraging Zscaler’s pioneering innovations in zero trust and cloud security.

Featuring real-world insights from a compelling customer case study, we’ll discuss how Zscaler’s cloud-native, zero trust architecture-based SWG solution enables organizations to deliver seamless, scalable security for users, workloads, and IoT/OT devices – all while laying the groundwork for future advancements in SSE and zero trust.

Key Takeaways:

1. The limitations of traditional security strategies in defending against today’s sophisticated cyber threats. Discover why legacy solutions fall short and how adopting a cloud-native SWG revolutionizes web security.
2. Critical distinctions between cloud-native and legacy SWG models. Understand what sets a fully cloud-native SWG apart and why organizations are embracing cloud-first strategies
3. The integral role of Zscaler SWG in SSE and zero trust strategies. Explore how the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange simplifies zero-trust adoption while safeguarding users, workloads, and IoT/OT devices
4. Customer success in action. Learn how a prominent organization enhanced security performance and aligned its cybersecurity goals with digital transformation initiatives by deploying Zscaler SWG

Future-Ready Web Security: The Power of Zscaler SWG in Your SSE Strategy

Looking to deliver faster issue resolutions or reduce troubleshooting times by 99.7%? With Zscaler Digital Experience (ZDX) Network Intelligence, you can detect ISP-related incidents in just five minutes and quickly resolve them by rerouting users to avoid problematic ISPs. As part of the Zscaler Zero Trust Exchange, ZDX provides full end-to-end visibility for all users, across any device and location. With 160+ globally distributed Zscaler data centers, finding a healthy path around provider disruptions is simple.

In this session, we’ll explore the recent Red Sea cable cut that caused widespread ISP disruptions and how ZDX Network Intelligence proactively detected the issue six hours before it was publicly announced. We’ll highlight our new Peer Insights capability, which provides powerful real‑time crowd context to validate ISP incident triage.

You’ll learn how to:

1. Reduce the time to detect problematic ISP issues by 99.7%
2. Quickly identify ISP issues across dozens of customer environments with the Network Intelligence Dashboard
3. Reroute impacted users to the best alternate Zscaler data center, bypassing ISP issues fast

3 Steps to Reroute Around ISP Trouble, Fast

Bad actors are escalating sophisticated attacks, leveraging tools like Generative AI and compromising identities for undetected lateral movement and privilege escalation. To prevent breaches, organizations must strengthen defenses across the entire cyber kill chain.


Learn how deception technology disrupts attackers at every phase. See real-world examples demonstrating how decoys—mimicking networks, endpoints, Active Directory, and cloud assets—are critical for stopping attacks.

Join this on-demand webinar to learn how to:

1. Trap Attackers Early: Identify and capture attackers during reconnaissance using realistic decoys
2. Prevent Malicious Activity: Thwart malware delivery and installation with endpoint and network decoys
3. Stop Lateral Movement: Block command-and-control (CnC) and lateral movement within your environment
4. Reveal Intent: Gain insight into attacker intent and block their activities at the earliest stages

Seize this opportunity to understand how deception enhances security, proactively disrupts attacks, and delivers high-fidelity threat intelligence.

Disrupting the Cyber Kill Chain: Stop Attackers in Their Tracks

The Client Connector endpoint agent is the key Zscaler technology powering security for end users. With its Windows v4.8 release, Client Connector will introduce Location-Based Policy to intelligently secure traffic based on device networks.

With the release, organizations can protect their endpoints by minimizing their attack surfaces and enhancing DNS privacy and data security—while simultaneously reducing policy management overhead.

Join this webinar to gain deep insights into:

1. The necessity of granular traffic steering for DNS queries, app-based bypasses, and destination IP inclusions/exclusions
2. Zscaler Client Connector’s new ability to automatically manage inbound and outbound host firewall rules
3. How streamlined ease of use reduces complexity and administrative burden, saving customers time and money

What’s New in Client Connector: Location-Based Policy

Zscaler recently announced the acquisition of innovative AI security pioneer SPLX, extending our Zero Trust Exchange with shift-left AI asset discovery, automated red teaming and governance. These new solutions enable organizations to accelerate the safe deployment of AI chatbots and applications, and stay competitive in the market.

LLMs are rapidly transforming how we work and innovate, but they also unleash a new generation of complex and often hidden security risks. Traditional approaches, such as manual red teaming, are inadequate for today’s dynamic AI systems. Automated approaches are needed for threat detection, remediation and governance across the entire AI lifecycle.

Zscaler’s Secure AI solution helps organizations:

1. Discover AI Assets and Assess Risks
2. Automate AI Red Teaming and Remediation
3. Enforce Runtime Guardrails
4. Govern AI Systems and Ensure Compliance

Zscaler Expands Platform for Secure AI with New Acquisition

As AI adoption accelerates, security and IT leaders face the critical challenge of securing a complex ecosystem that spans public GenAI applications, private models, and intelligent agents. This rapid adoption has outpaced traditional security frameworks. A recent study revealed that 63% of breached organizations either lacked or were still developing an AI security and governance policy. This significant gap underscores an urgent need for robust strategies to ensure AI is not only scalable and efficient but also inherently safe and secure.

Join our experts for an insightful webinar to explore the critical steps organizations must take to secure their AI transformation journey. We’ll guide you through building a resilient AI security foundation, equipping you with the knowledge to protect your data in an increasingly AI-driven world.

In this session, you will learn:

1. Emerging AI Trends: Understand the pressing security challenges and risks shaping the future of AI
2. Building a Robust AI Security Foundation: Discover strategies for responsible and secure AI adoption
3. A Comprehensive AI Security Checklist: Practical, actionable checklist to strengthen your AI security posture

AI Readiness: Your Checklist to Secure AI

Zero Firewalls and Zero Complexity with Zero Trust Cloud:

1. Secure Devin AI environment: Apply a true Zero Trust approach to protect your AI and developer environments.
2. Unify Multi-Cloud Security: Seamlessly connect and secure workloads with a single policy across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
3. Accelerate Cloud Migration: Confidently lift and shift mission-critical applications like SAP to the public cloud.
4. Stop Lateral Threat Movement: Shield your most critical apps from breaches with powerful, identity-based microsegmentation.
5. Prevent Breach Propagation: Implement comprehensive segmentation that extends from cloud-to-cloud and region-to-region, all the way down to individual processes.

New Innovations in Zero Trust Cloud

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In today’s evolving threat landscape, organizations struggle to manage expanding attack surfaces and increasingly cunning adversaries. This session will reveal the unexpected advantages of exposure management—beyond reducing attack likelihood and improving operational efficiency—to showcase the surprising wins you might not anticipate.

Don’t miss this chance to gain a CISO’s perspective on building an exposure management program that not only mitigates risks but delivers tangible benefits across your organization.

Key takeaways include how an exposure management program can help:

1. Establish an organization-wide awareness of risk
2. Eliminate manual processes using spreadsheets and BI tools
3. Consistently meet SLA targets for faster remediation
4. Maximize the value of your existing security investments

Empower your security team to move beyond outdated vulnerability management and embrace a more strategic, proactive approach.

5 Unexpected Wins in Exposure Management

Third-party vendors, contractors, and remote IT staff require deep, privileged access to your systems—but every remote connection presents a potential breach point. Legacy solutions like VPNs and jump servers often grant excessive trust and fail to prevent lateral movement, data theft or malware injection, leaving your environment exposed and your data at risk.

Watch our webinar to discover how Zscaler Privileged Remote Access (PRA) delivers a modern Remote Privileged Access Management (RPAM) solution. Built on zero trust, PRA enables secure, agentless, browser-based privileged access without VPNs—offering granular governance controls and full isolation for every remote session.

We will cover:

1. Why VPN-based privileged access leaves your organization exposed
2. How zero trust + RPAM secures remote access for external users and third parties
3. Methods for eliminating unmanaged device risk with agentless connectivity
4. Real-world insights from enterprises enhancing security and resilience

Beyond VPNs — Secure Remote PAM for Third-Party Access

Newfound Productivity from a New Approach to Secure Browsing

Productivity isn’t just for full-time employees—contractors, partners, and part-time staff also require fast, secure browsing with easy access to apps. The Zscaler Zero Trust Browser transforms existing browsers into secure, seamless workspaces for anyone. With integrated threat protection and data security, organizations can safeguard web-based productivity, manage SaaS and private app access, prevent data leakage, and simplify IT operations without compromising efficiency.

Join us to explore:

1. Effortless, secure app access for employees, contractors, and partners using their own browsers
2. Integrated, invisible security: Govern access, protect data, and monitor activity without impacting user experience
3. Streamlined IT operations: Replace VDI software, avoid new hardware purchases, and eliminate the need for additional browsers

Don’t miss this webinar to see how the Zscaler Zero Trust Browser redefines secure productivity for today’s workforce. Register now!

Secure Productivity Anywhere with Zscaler Zero Trust Browser

With so many tools and tickets, how quickly did you detect the impact of the Slack, Zoom, or Microsoft Outlook outages on your users? Was the issue caused by an ISP, Wi-Fi , or the application itself?

Watch the launch event to discover new innovations that help Zscaler Zero Trust customers detect user performance issues faster, easily identify root causes, and remotely remediate problems–keeping users happy and productive.

New innovations include:

1. Detect comprehensive device events like system and software crashes and internet-scale network anomalies
2. Diagnose end user performance issues at scale with AI-powered root cause across last-mile and intermediate ISP issues
3. Remediate enterprise-wide device issues remotely, while addressing persistent internet issues that impact end-to-end user experience

No extra installation–Zscaler customers receive these new capabilities through the same agent.

Zscaler Digital Experience: Detect, Diagnose, and Remediate User Performance Issues Faster with AI

GenAI is revolutionizing productivity and enterprise efficiency—while introducing new security risks. Cyber adversaries are exploiting GenAI infrastructure to compromise data, exfiltrate sensitive information, and manipulate AI systems. Addressing these sophisticated threats requires innovative approaches and cutting-edge security solutions.

Discover how advanced GenAI decoys can protect your assets, detect threats, and disarm attackers targeting your AI systems. Learn how customizable decoys designed to emulate GenAI platforms—such as chatbots, large language models (LLMs), and AI APIs—can thwart attackers while providing actionable intelligence on emerging threat tactics.

In this session, we’ll examine how GenAI decoys:

1. Safeguard AI systems through real-world attack scenarios
2. Expand coverage across endpoints, networks, and cloud environments to mitigate legacy and modern cyber risks
3. Halt advanced threats like reconnaissance, lateral movement, and prompt injection attacks
4. Enhance deception strategies alongside other assets (Active Directory, storage systems, threat intelligence) for comprehensive cyber kill chain defense

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore how deception technology can expose hidden attackers within your enterprise and fortify your AI infrastructure against future threats.

Protecting the AI-Powered Enterprise: Adapting Deception for the New Threat Landscape

This session will describe approaches and suggestions for potentially lowering your risk of a breach and how to prepare for when they happen.  We will discuss our experiences and practical ideas for consideration to take back to your companies.

Tune in to learn more about these topics:
1. What is the definition of a breach
2. SANS Security Critical Controls – 
a. CIS Control 1: Inventory and Control of Enterprise Assets
b. CIS Control 2: Inventory and Control of Software Assets 
3. Starting with the basics
4. Access Control – Knowing your data – Identity Access Management (IAM)
5. Leveraging Threat Intelligence
6. Bonus – Have a plan, practice, table tops

Top 5 Strategies to Reduce the Risk of a Breach

Security operations is hard. The threat landscape is constantly
evolving. Business and IT initiatives create an ever-expanding attack surface.
Myriad security products overwhelm operators and drive costs up. And as
cybersecurity becomes a topic in board rooms, CISOs are not only under
pressure to reduce risk, but also to prove the efficacy of their security
postures.
 
Next-Gen MDR/XDR represents a shift in mentality from traditional solutions,
which primarily focus on detecting threats by managing EDR and XDR
products. In this session, we will discuss how Next-Gen MDR solutions:
 
1. Continuously assess prevention and configuration settings to prove
security efficacy
2. Use security posture context to make more accurate incident triage
and response decisions
3. Facilitate better collaboration between security and IT teams to
streamline operations
4. Reduce overall complexity by plugging into a consolidated multi-cloud,
multi-device control plane
 
Don’t miss out on the future of Managed Detection and Response!

Reduce Risk and Prove Security Efficacy with Next-Gen MDR/XDR

When we think of cybersecurity for enterprises, we think next-gen firewalls, EDR, and SIEM. But none of these resources can protect your cloud assets as traditionally employed. This means companies must use new techniques to protect cloud environments and the various SaaS applications deployed by modern enterprises.

Tune into this talk to learn:
1.) How to collect telemetry and generate alerts from various cloud environments.
2.) Techniques to detect misuse of SaaS application including cloud account takeover. 

The ultimate goal is to stop cloud and SaaS breach from occurring in the first place.

Breach Detection in the Cloud

In the last two years, technology has shifted from onsite to remote. This paradigm shift in computing introduces additional security concerns to both individuals and enterprises. 

Tune into this presentation to hear TD Bank's Application Release Engineer Pankul Chitrav discuss security issues and concerns common in cloud computing while addressing various key topics like vulnerabilities, threats and mitigations, and breach prevention.

Speaker bio:
Pankul is an expert DevOps consultant and entrepreneur. With a background in software technology and leadership, her career expands over several industries including education, healthcare, and finance. Currently she is working on Azure Clouds as Application Release Engineer at TD Bank. She has received numerous awards as a technology expert and mentor. Her strong background in learning, development and managing teams makes her the perfect fit. She is widely regarded as the go-to source for automation and troubleshooting. Pankul is a Certified Agile Practitioner and is Certified in Designing Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Solutions along with Microsoft Azure Administrator. Pankul has been invited to speak to organizations across the world including RSA and WWC. Pankul is passionate about volunteering and is one of the most sought-after mentor for newly immigrants of Canada.

When not working or volunteering, Pankul can be found creating delicious meals and doing gardening.

Breach Prevention in Cloud Computing

It is no secret your data in the cloud is vulnerable. What's worse is that, according to Gartner, more than 99% of cloud breaches will have a root cause of preventable misconfiguration or mistakes by end users through 2025. But the silver lining -- more like silver word -- to your cloud is that these breaches can be preventable so you can reach to your data in cloud when you need it. 

Tune in to this presentation from TD Bank's Leena Bongale if you looking for ways to secure your cloud data by:
• Securing access with zero trust principles
• Protecting data in an era of hybrid work
• Transforming your data protection for the cloud
• Reducing human error with security posture management

Speaker Bio:
Leena Bongale is a recognized industry expert with over 18 years of experience in Information Technology and specializes in Information Security and Risk Management.  She is currently Manager of Data Protection at TD Bank. Leena is an accomplished speaker, trainer, also volunteers information security consulting on pro bono basis, and has achieved industry certifications including CRISC and SAP BI. Leena regularly speaks on topics including cybersecurity, cloud adoption, business continuity, and compliance.

Reach it, Don't Breach It!

Social engineering tactics – using the art of deception in cyberattacks – have climbed to the top spot as the #1 cause of cybersecurity breaches. Our researchers break down common attack vectors, where we’re most vulnerable and find out why social engineering is so successful. Finally, we explore Forrester’s recommendation for the best defence against social engineering tactics like phishing. They make the case for adopting a multi-tiered cybersecurity strategy. Equipped with the right defences, you can protect your business from social engineering.

Join our webinar to learn how to protect your business.

Is Your Security Engineered To Beat Social Engineering?

Join Bob West, Chief Security Officer at Prisma Cloud, to learn about how Prisma® Cloud can address the cloud threats in your enterprise. This event explores how to operationalize the insights in the latest Unit 42 Cloud Threat Report.

Identity and Access Management: The First Line of Defense

The cloud landscape is complex with different threats, risks, and vulnerabilities that can overwhelm a business and its security teams. An annual report released by CSA tracks the top concerns reported by security professionals to understand how threats and breaches impact the business. 

Organizations must prioritize how cloud security affects the organization, break down recent cyber attacks, and implement controls that protect the organization from future threats. Some of these tools include the Top Threats initiative complements industry tools for a richer business context. IT leaders should also compare industry perception with actual threat data in the Verizon DBIR. Another strategy is to take real-world attacks and use alternative lateral techniques from the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Finally, security leaders can implement cloud security controls with the Cloud Controls Matrix to mitigate business risk and cyber attacks. 

Tune into this webinar as Cloud Security Alliance's John Yeoh shows how to use these tools and better communicate cloud security for the business.

About the speaker:
With over 20 years of experience in research and technology, John Yeoh has held technical analyst, executive, and board member positions in the industry. He is also a Technical Advisory Council Member for the Federation Communications Commission, Standards Officer for the International Standardization Council, and representative on multiple industry professional consortiums. Yeoh is a published author, researcher, and technologist with areas of expertise in cybersecurity, cloud, and next generation technologies. His works and collaborations have been presented in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, SC Magazine, USA Today, Information Week, and others.

Top Threats to the Cloud for the Business

When it comes to securing cloud usage, misconfigurations can arise for many reasons and stem from a number of sources. One particularly well-traveled road for the origination of security issues is through application development. Specifically, situations where changes made during development lead to undermined security, the introduction of vulnerabilities, or other non-optimal security outcomes.  

Fortunately, by working together with development teams, security groups can help find and mitigate these types of issues.  

This discussion will explore how and why threats get introduced during the development cycle and cover strategies for how you can mitigate those issues when they do.

Application-induced cloud security issues (and how to overcome them)

Tune into this session, presented by Boleaum Inc. founder Vincent Amanyi,  to learn the critical components involved in order to craft security strategies for the cloud environment.

 Attendees will come away from this webinar with these key takeaways:
- Define what matters to them within a cloud security strategy.
- The right technology and tools to build up their strategy.
- Frame their environment based on growing business applications.
- Partner with the right vendors to manage risk and lower cost.

The building blocks of a cloud security strategy

70% of organizations have had a public cloud security event in the last 12 months— and we know that number continues to rise. That's because attackers are zeroing in on public cloud resource misconfigurations.  As more and more data and resources are migrated to cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, and Google, it's harder for IT pros to keep pace, much to the delight of attackers worldwide. Organizations are increasingly investing in cybersecurity services, most notably Managed Detection and Response (MDR), to help improve their threat detection and incident response capabilities 

When you’re up against malicious actors, the more expertise you can bring to bear the better. Join this webcast to learn how to effectively integrate managed detection and response into your proactive security strategy. We will also cover: 
- A common attack scenario and how it plays out from a defender's standpoint 
- Trends of attacks that are taking place in the cloud 
- Solutions your organization can leverage to obtain better visibility and detection

MDR: Delivering Superior Security Outcomes Through Cybersecurity as a Service

A Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) is a new approach that simplifies cloud security by combining several capabilities in one platform. By combining vulnerabilities, context, and relationships in a unified data model, a CNAPP provides a holistic view of risks, recognizing how seemingly unrelated low-severity risks can combine to create dangerous attack vectors.

In this session, we’ll talk CNAPP and dive into:
• How CNAPPs are changing the landscape of cloud security
• The advantages of agentless cloud security
• How a CNAPP reduces cloud security tool sprawl and strengthens risk prioritization
• How the Orca Cloud Security Platform combines cloud workload and configuration intelligence in a unified data model to understand the full context of risks

5 Reasons to Choose an Agentless CNAPP in 2023

The World Economic Forum estimates that over 92% of all data in the western world is stored on servers owned by very few US-based companies. This concentration creates a situation of high dependence, and a challenge for business resilience. Digital sovereignty has become an important topic for many nation states, and new regulations are emerging to manage these risks. In this webinar we will cover:

- Digital sovereignty challenges between the EU’s GDPR and the US Cloud Act and FISA since the Schrems II decision.
- The emerging sovereignty regulations such as GAIX-X, DORA, France’s “Trusted Cloud”, Australia, and others.
- The impact of sovereignty on cloud deployment risk and governance.
- Strategies to maintain data, operational, and software sovereignty.
- How sovereign controls leveraging encryption and key management can protect privacy and sovereignty in the cloud.

Join us learn more about how to overcome digital sovereignty challenges in the cloud.

The Keys to Sovereignty in the Cloud

It's no longer news that we need to support and secure increasingly distributed organizations. As companies look for long-term solutions for their hybrid and fully remote workforces, one thing is clear - identity is at the center of businesses today. An identity-first approach to security reduces today's cybersecurity risks and provides the foundation for a Zero Trust security strategy. A modern identity solution can also help you tie the complexities of protecting people and assets together in a seamless way.

Join this session to learn:
 - How to enable and secure your workforce
 - How identity can lay the foundation for any Zero Trust security initiative
 - How identity fits into a larger ecosystem and supports a more robust security posture

Approaching Security with an Identity-First Mindset

According to Foundry, formerly IDG Communications, 92% of organizations currently host some or all of their mission critical applications and IT footprint in the cloud. But cloud environments continue to face a myriad of security threats including misconfiguration, lack of visibility, identity and unauthorized access.

In this panel discussion moderated by Clarify360's Jo Peterson, tune into hear leading experts focus on specific takeaways that you and your team can put in place to now to ensure your cloud footprint is secure for the upcoming year. 
- Cloud security roadmap;
- Cloud security posture management; 
- Zero trust network access (ZTNA);
- SDLC and DevSecOps within the cloud;
- The need for centralized platforms;
- Increased investment in intelligent security;
- Increased investment in certification and cross training of your team.

Panelists:
Teena Piccone (Google) 
Iain Clarke (PayPal Invest)
Charles Johnson (Coalfire) 
Stan Davidson (SonicWall)

Secure Your Cloud Footprint in 2023

An effective cloud security strategy can be an elusive and challenging goal to reach. Tune into this session to hear CDS Defence & Security's Martin Nash discuss PAGODA, a self-styled approach to implement a cloud security strategy. 

PAGODA is an acronym standing for:
- Principles 
- Assets
- Governance 
- Operations
- Data 
- Access 

This self-styled, tailorable approach to building a cloud security strategy is simple and easy to remember and will ensure that key principles are considered. Attendees will come away from this session with a template on how to build their own cloud security strategy or an option to measure their existing one.

Enable your cloud security strategy by building a PAGODA

Organizations are adopting cloud strategies at a rapid pace to scale infrastructure demands, onboard new applications, and provide flexibility to software development teams, among many other use cases. But this brings up challenges for security teams who are responsible for managing security risk and meeting compliance regulations for workloads and applications running in environments outside of their direct control. In this session, ESG Senior Analyst Melinda Marks explores the cloud security priorities your organizations needs to focus on for 2023 and the defenses you should consider putting in place.

Get Your Cloud Security Strategy Ready for 2023

360° Cloud Security for 2023

Network security is primed for a transformation. Traditional approaches to threat and data protection are no longer effective in a cloud and mobile world. Users, data and apps have left the network, leaving traditional network security approaches in the dark. As data breaches and ransomware continue to rise, IT leaders are now being forced to evaluate new ways to help drive down risk.

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Defining the future of Security Service Edge

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