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Panel webinar

In an age where cybersecurity threats are an everyday fact of life, organizations are looking for solutions that enable them to predict, prepare and react to the shifting landscape of cyber threats, and implementation of adaptive cyber security strategies is becoming inevitable to achieve that goal.

Adaptive cyber security methods allow for the simultaneous defense of multiple attack surfaces against this new wave of advanced cyber attacks targeting businesses and services. The NIST Cybersecurity Framework enables organizations — regardless of size, degree of cybersecurity risk, or cybersecurity sophistication — to apply the principles and best practices of risk management to improving security. Attend this CPE webinar to gain insights on:

- Getting a clear picture of the current health of your organizations' defenses
- Defining your security road map using NIST CSF as a framework
- Conducting gap analysis and executing remediation actions
- Mapping the NIST CSF with security controls and built-in reporting templates that align with the framework.

* This is a recording so CPE credit is unavailable.

Today’s organizations face a cybersecurity landscape more difficult to navigate than ever before. When it comes to data breaches, the risk for organizations is high, from the easily calculable costs of notification and business loss to the less tangible effects on a company's brand and customer loyalty. With large-scale data breaches continuing to make the headlines in 2018, organizations must be proactive, not reactive, in the face of looming cyber threats. Proactive threat intelligence can enable organizations to prevent breaches or compromises before they occur.

On this webinar our panel of experts will discuss some critical actions organisations can consider to prevent a data breach, and attendees will learn:

- Strategies you can implement now to help you protect against a breach.
- Best practices for gathering the intelligence to predict and prevent attacks.
- How to use threat intelligence to improve your organization’s security posture and reduce the risk of an attack.
- Steps to fortify your last line of defense.

No organization’s suite of business applications is static, especially for businesses that have committed to non-stop innovation. It is not uncommon for businesses to integrate only their high-impact applications with their existing identity and access management (IAM) systems. This can cause a huge surge in manual work, and oftentimes enterprises dedicate hundreds of human agents to manage accounts, adding more as new business applications are added. Enterprises can sidestep significant costs, increase efficiency, manage risk and deliver undiscovered value, by properly leveraging automation technologies across IAM systems.

Robotic process automation (RPA) is a powerful technology that harmonizes different systems across an organization’s environment, reduces human errors, provides 24/7 operations, and relieves employees from repetitive tasks so they can focus on more valuable activities. For example, data quality management in the risk and compliance processs has been a traditional pain area for many institutions, as it is very time consuming and manual. However, a cognitive RPA solution which combines machine learning capabilities can enable fast automated remediation of data quality issues, and the system can learn from the final decisions taken by the data analyst as well. Attend this CPE webinar for insights on:

- Getting started with an access management program.
- Evaluating the right configuration and system-based tools to automate processes at a task level, and align to your process automation strategy.
- Leveraging advanced analytics in risk management, compliance, and continuous monitoring programs.
- Embedding governance, risk management, and controls into your enterprise’s mobilization and deployment of RPA, so you can catch issues before they arise.

"In the age of breaches, enterprises are looking to understand the security and compliance risks associated with data stored in, and accesible from, cloud applications so they can better prepare should the unthinkable happen. With data and workloads moving to the cloud, securing the enterprise is more critical than ever.

Join cloud, security and compliance experts as they discuss:
- How to proactively analyze security risk from the business perspective
- What you need to know about your data, and how to ensure it is compliant when in the cloud
- How to automate security policy changes
- Top challenges for CISOs and CIOs
- Achieving security and compliance across multiple clouds
- Steps to take today"

Presenters
Benny Czarny, CEO and Founder, OPSWAT
Guy Dagan, Cofounder and Partner, Consienta
Ariel Zeitlin, CTO and co-founder, Guardicore
Diana Kelley, Cybersecurity Field CTO, Microsoft

With cyber attacks and breaches on the rise, cyber resilience is becoming an area of focus for C-suite executives worldwide. It is no longer a question of "if" a breach will occur, but "when," and organizations are looking to include cyber resilience as part of their business continuity and disaster recovery programs.

Join security and business continuity experts as they review:
- Threats to cyber resilience and business continuity
- Lessons from Wannacry (ransomware) and NotPetya (wiper) attacks
- Attack trends and business preparedness
- Steps for enterprises to take today

Panellists
Aviv Cohen, CMO, Pcysys
Ariel Koren, CTO, SNDBOX
Israel Levy, CEO, Bufferzone Security
Eddy Bobritsky, Founder & CEO, Minerva Labs

According to a recent study, having a lack of influence in the boardroom is a key reason why 84% of CISOs in North America believe there is no way to avoid a data breach. How are CISOs addressing the ever-growing cyber threat landscape, disappearing security perimeter and the chronic lack of skilled security professionals? What do they need to communicate and how, to get the board on their side?

Join security experts across the industry for an interactive discussion on:
- What keeps CISOs up at night
- Strategies for breach prevention
- Strategies for making the most of AI technolofy and human talent
- Coping with analyst fatugue
- Threats on the horizon
- Recommendations for strengthening security

Panellists
Noam Erez, co-founder and CEO, XM Cyber
Aviv Grafi, CEO and co-founder, Votiro
Guy Dagan, Cofounder and Partner, Consienta
Kobi Freedman, Co-founder & CEO, IDRRA

The Internet of Things is set to reach 50 billion connected devices by 2020, according to a recent Cisco report, making them an attractive target for cyber criminals who can easily use them get inside networks of organizations worldwide. Once in, attackers can easily take over and control IP-enabled devices to extract data or implant malicious code.

Join IoT and security experts to learn more about:
- Unique challenges of securing IoT systems
- IoT and AI: Threats, attack trends and recommendations for basic cyber hygiene
- Proactive security strategies to stave off the threat of IoT cyber attacks

Panellists
Hal Lonas, CTO, Webroot
Itai Tevet, CEO, Intezer
Moshe Shlisel, CEO and Co-Founder, GuardKnox
Guy Dagan, Cofounder and Partner, Consienta

Cyber threats continue to rise as organizations are embarking on their digital transformation journeys. The continued rise in cyber attacks is a key concern for CISOs in their efforts to protect the enterprise from financially motivated cyber criminals, as well as insider threats.

Join security experts as they discuss:
- New on the threat landscape
- Notable cyber attack methods and strategies and how to protect against them
- Areas for improvement
- Solutions for network visibility, breach detection and response
- Recommendations for improving security and steps to take today

Panellists
Elad Schulman, CEO, Segasec
Yoram Salinger, CEO, Perception Point
Mille Gandelsman, CTO and co-founder, Indegy
Guy Dagan, Cofounder and Partner, Consienta
Kenneth Schneider, VP Fellow, Symantec

Consumers are increasingly concerned about the privacy of their personal data, and businesses are starting to pay attention. Privacy came into focus in 2018, not only because GDPR went into effect following months of hype, but also because of the steady stream of high-profile hacks and breaches, as well as media attention on how some of the biggest tech companies have been harvesting, storing and sharing user data.

On Data Privacy Day, join the experts to learn more about:
- Why your business strategy should include data privacy
- Data protection regulations around the world
- The biggest data privacy events in 2018
- What to look out for in 2019

Speakers:
- Dr. Christopher Pierson, Founder & CEO, BLACKCLOAK
- Alyssa Coley, Associate, Aleada Consulting
- Sarah Squire, Senior Technical Architect, Ping Identity