Name: Build a Robust App Control Strategy for your Cloud Workloads
Start: 2020-06-02T14:00:00Z
End: 2020-06-02T14:00:57.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Revealing the "genetic" origins of software, Intezer introduces a new way to detect and respond to cyber threats. Intezer offers enterprises an advanced solution to detect modern cyber attacks, with deep context for effective incident response. For more information, visit www.intezer.com or follow the company on Twitter at @IntezerLabs.

With a staggering growth in the number of vulnerabilities and a constantly changing attack surface, companies begin their transition to the cloud at a disadvantage in their security posture. Threat actors understand this and better than we do and are quickly morphing their traditional attacks to take advantage of the situation. At the end of the day there was fact that all companies must accept, breaches happen. On November 2, 2021 at 1:00pm BST join Ell Marquez, Linux Security Advocate at Intezer, for exploring how assume breach doesn’t mean all the money you spent on security solutions is going to waste and what really is meant by assume breach and what makes an effective assume breach strategy.

Leveraging the Assume Breach Mentality

Every day, wars are being waged on invisible battlefields. The enemy is hiding and stealthily leveling its attacks from within. This formidable foe isn’t an opposing army. It may very well be a single malicious actor, or a state-sponsored group of hackers. Without a trace of their tools left on the disk, attackers are storing the code in memory–resulting in infamous Fileless Malware. If successful, the best case scenario outcome is a tarnished reputation; the worst, significant (and potentially irreparable) damage to a brand and its business. Join Intezer Labs and (ISC)2 on May 25, 2021 at 1:00 pm BST for a discussion on how attacks like these can cripple an organization without its security team ever knowing it.

Without a Trace: The Dangers of Fileless Malware in the Cloud

A Horcrux is a powerful object in which a Dark wizard or witch [attacker] has hidden a fragment of his or her soul [code] for the purpose of attaining immortality [persistence].  

Creating a Horcrux gives one the ability to anchor their own soul [code] to earth[environment], if the body [process] is destroyed. 

In this session, we will come to understand how attackers are able to not only compromise our cloud environments but also maintain persistence—while our security teams are distracted by a mountain of false alerts. If we focus on the root cause of all cyber attacks: unauthorized spells, wait, I mean unauthorized code.

A Wizards Guide to Security in the Cloud

In the security and technology world, we rely so heavily on buzz words to explain our work that others feel like we are magicians working spells that they will never be able to do.  

Saying, "Due to issues with our security posture, the APT manipulated a well-known CVE to breach our cloud-native-applications." Might as well be: "The Death Eaters were able to use a port key to enter our environment and effectively cast the Avada Kedavra spell." 

Instead, we could say, "An attacker used a known flaw to gain access to our environment and brought down our servers."

In this session, we will come to understand that security for our cloud environments can be simple to understand, yes even for muggles. That is, if we focus on the root cause of all cyber attacks: unauthorized spells, wait, I mean unauthorized code.

A Muggles Guide to Security In The Cloud

The use of application control (also known as whitelisting) is considered to be a robust and essential Cloud Workload Protection strategy largely due to the high predictability of cloud environments. 

But it does not prevent all cyber attacks. Attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in trusted applications or utilize whitelisted apps for malicious intent—referred to as “Living off the Land.” App control also presents some operational headaches, requiring strict and often unrealistic policies. 

This webinar explains how to build a robust application control strategy that is informed by these challenges. Learn what capabilities you should consider when evaluating a Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP).

Build a Robust App Control Strategy for your Cloud Workloads

Application Control

Whitelisting

Cloud Security

Cyber Security

Workload Protection

Cyber Attacks

CWPP

Cloud Workload Protection Platform

Application Control Strategy

Endpoint Security

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