Name: Application Security Trends and Best Practices
Start: 2022-09-14T14:00:00Z
End: 2022-09-14T14:00:24.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

Invicti Security is transforming the way web applications are secured. An AppSec leader for more than 15 years, Invicti enables organizations in every industry to continuously scan and secure all of their web applications and APIs at the speed of innovation. Invicti is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and serves more than 3,500 organizations of all sizes all over the world. For more information, visit our website invicti.com.

TechTarget and Enterprise Strategy Group’s 2024 Technology Spending Intentions Study found that vulnerability management, penetration testing, API security, DDoS defense, and web app security topped the list of intended application security (AppSec) spending areas for the next 12 months. 

How do these investments align with your own, and what other emerging AppSec areas should you keep top of mind? For one, predictive risk scoring is growing in importance. 

Watch this Fireside Chat at the 2024 RSA Conference on May 6th, featuring Enterprise Strategy Group Practice Director Melinda Marks and CTO of Invicti Frank Catucci, for a predictive risk scoring deep dive, including:

• How does predictive risk scoring work?
• How does it utilize AI?
• How does this factor into the attack surface management (ASM) discussion? 
• And a spotlight on the future of AppSec and AppSec trends.

The Future of AppSec: Applying AI to Minimize Risk and Protect Applications

Many companies are embracing digital transformation and focusing on releasing new apps at high speed while keeping up with the latest technologies and solutions for their business needs – but also always keeping an eye on the budget.

With these challenging goals in mind, prioritizing robust security in apps and APIs emerges as a significant requirement for many IT professionals.

In this webinar, Invicti CTO Frank Catucci and Park ‘N Fly CTO Ken Schirrmacher are coming together to share their experiences on how, with the right solutions and workflows, security leaders can pin down many of the application security challenges that arise – and tackle them head-on.

Building App & API Security into Development: CTO panel discussion

New ways to exploit old vulnerabilities, MOVEit data breaches on a global scale, the meteoric rise of AI, legal actions against CISOs, tech layoffs across the industry, government regulations to improve security… 2023 has not been short on cybersecurity headlines – but which stories are only passing buzz and which will stay with us into 2024 and beyond? 

Join this thought-provoking discussion and learn:

How the cybersecurity landscape is shifting
What has changed in the application security industry
How Invicti is adapting and evolving
What to expect in 2024

Reflecting on 2023 in Application Security and Peering Into the Future

Implementing DevSecOps allows security to become a vital part of the software development lifecycle. In reality, only a few organizations have actually managed to implement DevSecOps effectively and see tangible benefits. Join this webinar to learn how to elevate your DevSecOps.

Mastering DevSecOps: Best Practices Learned From Common Mistakes

The vast majority of organizations rely on APIs to fuel digital transformation, enable integrations, and increase capabilities and efficiencies. However, with sprawling web application environments that change frequently, often on a daily basis, API abuses are fast becoming a major headache for security teams.

Incorporating APIs into the overall AppSec testing strategy is now a necessity, but for many, it still presents a major technical and organizational challenge.

Join Invicti Director of Product Marketing, Patrick Vandenberg, to learn:

- The importance of APIs and why they are a key attack surface for modern threat actors
- The challenges of including APIs in application security testing and ways to overcome them
- Best practices for building API scanning into your AppSec program

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About the Speaker - Patrick Vandenberg

A seasoned cybersecurity leader, Patrick Vandenberg is the Director of Product Marketing at Invicti Security. He works closely with security and DevSecOps stakeholders to understand today’s cybersecurity pain points so we can continue to help our customers solve their application security challenges. As an alumnus of several cybersecurity companies, including Hunters, Snyk, and IBM Security, Patrick brings over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity across product marketing and product management roles. Patrick holds a degree in Systems & Computer Engineering from Carleton University and, in his free time, continues a longtime passion for coaching and playing hockey.

API Security Decoded: Emerging Trends and Effective AppSec Strategies

Security leaders know that securing APIs is vital to protect their businesses. With failures in API security leading to data breaches - Peloton, Experian and even the FBI are among recent household name organisations impacted - API security is in the spotlight more than ever before. 

Yet security leaders also know just how tricky implementing robust API security strategies can be. As innovation steps up and software teams have the tools to develop faster than ever before, undocumented API endpoints frequently make it into production and quietly increase the overall attack surface.  

In this Invicti webinar, experts are coming together to share how, with the right solution and workflows, security leaders can meet these challenges head on. 
Join this webinar to learn: 

- Why API vulnerability testing in modern development pipelines runs into so many challenges 
- Why SDLC integration is the most robust way to systematically cover APIs 
- How advances in AppSec technologies have made it possible to automatically test APIs along with the rest of your web attack surface 
- What best practices you can follow to make API security testing a routine and efficient part of your secure SDLC
- And more

API Vulnerability Testing in the Real World: API Security Testing & Your SDLC

There’s nothing like cold hard data to set the record straight on security.  Each year we analyze the most common web application vulnerabilities across thousands of assets and release the annual Invicti AppSec Indicator report. 
New research reveals how headline-grabbing breaches and pandemic-driven industry changes are influencing scan behavior and broader coverage. 

As part of this webinar, we will share a deep dive into the trends currently impacting AppSec programs and share some of the best practices that will help you achieve efficiencies in your program.
Join Invicti Director of Product, Patrick Vandenberg, as he presents the major web vulnerability trends and important highlights, including: 
The latest insights and trends to guide best practices in vulnerability identification and remediation 
Data that proves organizations can effectively reduce the risk of a breach by increasing web vulnerability scan frequency and expanding application and API scan exposure
How enterprise and SMB organizations successfully improve security posture by shifting their efforts both left and right by continuously scanning for security issues earlier in the software development pipeline and in production

Join this webinar to learn how baking in continuous scanning will help your organization find and fix more high-severity flaws faster and improve overall security posture.

The Invicti AppSec Indicator, Spring 2023: Scan more. Fix more. Reduce risk.

APIs have progressed from being add-ons to a core application to become the fundamental building blocks of modern software architecture. Many companies have had an API security incident in the past 12 months including the recent Optus hack. 
And yet, surprisingly many organizations are still overlooking or not realizing that the API part of the web application attack surface can be covered when planning and executing their AppSec programs. 

Join Invicti Senior AppSec Manager Suha Akyuz as he discusses the practical challenges of API vulnerability testing, technical solutions to overcome them, and best practices to make it all work in a modern web development pipeline. 
You will also learn:
- Why API vulnerability testing in modern development pipelines runs into so many obstacles
- How advances in AppSec technologies have made it possible to automatically test APIs in combination with the rest of your web attack surface, allowing you to save on valuable resources
- What best practices you can follow to make API security testing a routine and efficient part of your secure SDLC

There is no question that APIs are difficult to test. If undocumented API endpoints make it into production, they can quietly increase the overall attack surface, exposing sensitive data and critical functionality directly to attackers. Join the webinar to learn practical ways to make API security a routine part of a successful web application security program.

An Integrated Approach to Scanning APIs with DAST

Generative AI tools such as GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT seem to hold promise for developers looking to write code more efficiently and find quick answers to programming questions. But especially in these early days, carefree reliance on such tools can introduce a range of issues related to software functionality, licensing, and security. Superficially valid suggestions can result in vulnerable code that increases risk and requires additional remediation work down the line. And that’s even before considering the potential for abuse if such tools are used irresponsibly or with malicious intent. 
 
To systematically catch vulnerabilities that AI-generated application code can introduce, your AppSec teams can use techniques like dynamic application security testing (DAST) and software composition analysis (SCA), running automatic checks in the development pipeline. 


The webcast featuring Invicti will examine how DAST and other methods of application security testing and analysis can help to mitigate the security risks associated with AI-generated code. It will also warn viewers of other potential AI dangers that developers should look out for, including:
- Importing AI-suggested libraries that don’t exist (but can be spoofed by malicious actors)
- Privacy concerns surrounding AI engine queries 
- Superficially correct code that introduces business logic vulnerabilities
- Possible code licensing violations 

This webcast has been produced in collaboration with SC Media, Cyber Risk Alliance.

Generative AI: Understanding the AppSec risks and how DAST can mitigate them

NoSQL injection attacks against MongoDB databases are a major threat to full-stack JavaScript applications. The OWASP Top 10 for 2021 lists injection as the #3 overall risk category for web application security, and NoSQL injection is one of the more recent additions to that category.

Join Invicti Staff Security Engineer Sven Morgenroth as he shows how to find MongoDB injection vulnerabilities with an automated approach – and how to fix them.

You will also learn:
- The basics of MongoDB injection vulnerabilities
- Secure development practices for MongoDB
- How to find, analyze, and fix reported vulnerabilities with Invicti

MongoDB databases are a critical part of the modern web. By attending this webinar, you will learn many ways to fix MongoDB injection vulnerabilities and avoid them in the future.

NoSQL security scanning: Finding and remediating MongoDB vulnerabilities

When it comes to application security, identifying and managing all threats can be daunting, but when faced with the possibility of an attack that could derail development or, worse, cause a breach, testing for vulnerabilities both early and often is more than an obvious solution – it’s the specified standard.

With the 44% rise in publicly reported cybersecurity incidents over the past decade and a growing cost per incident between $266,000 and $52 million, organizations know they must introduce more-robust cybersecurity management systems.  


Updated in October 2022, new ISO 27001 requirements redefine application security controls for building a secure SDLC in modern software development environments, with an emphasis on vulnerability scanning.

Join the Invicti CISO and VP of Information Security, Matthew Sciberras, to learn more about the 2022 version of the ISO 27001 and 27002 standards, including:
- New set of requirements for the software development life cycle
- What the new requirements mean for developers
- Why vulnerability scanning is emphasized in multiple places in the standard, and how to incorporate it as part of the secure SDLC.

New ISO27001 Requirements for a Secure SDLC with Vulnerability Scanning

A panel discussion that has aired initially as part of the Dark Reading Virtual Event, sponsored by Invicti:

Today’s threat landscape calls for a more proactive approach to security, with regular vulnerability scanning and penetration testing of IT infrastructure as well as threat hunting by the security team or your security service provider. How do you set up a vuln scanning and pen testing regimen? What’s the best way to begin and conduct threat hunting? How do you apply the results of these practices to tighten up your defenses? Threat hunting specialists will share intel on how to practice proactive security using these processes as well as emerging technologies that support them.

Getting a Step Ahead of the Attacker with Vulnerability Scanning & Pen Testing

This panel discussion has originally appeared as part of the Dark Reading Virtual Event, sponsored by Invicti.

Agile development and continuous integration/continuous deployment have changed the game for application development practices, leading enterprises to “shift left” and build security into the software development lifecycle to catch any vulnerabilities before applications go into production. But what about those existing production applications running in the enterprise? In this webinar, you'll learn how to use modern security practices to manage the detection and remediation of vulnerabilities in those legacy applications. You’ll also get tips for how to help your dev team balance their development demands with the need to secure applications enterprise-wide.

How to Protect Your Legacy Software Applications

This democast has originally aired on SC Media.

Secure application development can be a painstaking process, but just how painful does DevSecOps actually need to be? 

Companies that are actively engaged in DevSecOps speak of multiple pain points, from struggles with asset visibility and discovery to finding ways to close every gap in their defenses. Along the way, they face an uphill battle to integrate dynamic application security testing (DAST) into their software development life cycle and maintain vulnerability testing coverage across all their application environments – and all this while constantly warding off time-wasting false positives.

Organizations are always looking for ways to ease these security pains and cut down on inefficiencies. One remedy for these ailments is Invicti’s web application security testing platform, which integrates throughout the SDLC to embed automated security testing into application development without hampering the pace of innovation.

 
This democast features a walkthrough of Invicti’s AppSec solution, with detailed commentary explaining how Invicti’s Proof-Based Scanning technology coupled with deep integration into CI/CD workflows provides a tried-and-true remedy for the biggest pain points that plague DevSecOps initiatives today.

Dr. DevSecOps: A prescription for alleviating AppSec’s biggest pain points

From fresh exploits to new attack vectors, things change fast – those sudden ebbs and flows can make or break how prepared you are to respond to future threats quickly and efficiently. Attacks aren’t slowing down, so neither can you. Looking at 2023, and beyond, what will the next five to ten years of cybersecurity trends look like? How can you ensure that your organization is ready when the next big exploit makes itself known?

Join Frank Catucci, Invicti CTO and Head of Security Research, to discuss the future of AppSec, including:
What are DevSecOps professionals most concerned about and where will they invest in 2023;
- Which cybersecurity trends will be shaping 2023 and beyond;
- How processes, tools, and workflows might change in response, and how will they affect you;
- And more.

Keeping an eye on trends is critical to staying ahead of the curve with a proactive approach. Join this webinar to prepare yourself for a more secure 2023, and beyond.

The next year of AppSec: 2023 and beyond

In the chaos generated by alert overload, inefficient communications, and inadequate toolchains, how do development and security practitioners deal with it all?
In partnership with Wakefield Research, Invicti polled 500 DevSecOps professionals to gain deeper insight into how organizations from varying industries deal with AppSec challenges, where they are truly investing, and where the greatest changes are taking place. 

Join Invicti CTO and Head of Security Research, Frank Catucci, as he presents the highlights from Invicti’s latest AppSec Indicator report, including: 
- The real-life effectiveness of existing AppSec processes
- The anticipated spending trends for security initiatives
- Tried-and-true ways to prove ROI by cutting through the noise, inefficiencies, and delays using dynamic application security testing (DAST)

When AppSec grows too noisy, vulnerabilities get the silent treatment to the detriment of both development and security. Join the webinar and learn how to tune out the noise and move towards an efficient DevSecOps process.

2022 AppSec Indicator: Tuning Out the AppSec Noise is All About DAST

Security teams are intensely focused on protecting their organizations, often leading to friction with developers who need to build and produce applications quickly. How can organizations speed up product releases and shorten innovation cycles while also improving security and working in tandem with development? 
To understand how successful organizations do this, we have partnered with Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), an independent IT analysis, research, and advisory organization, to develop an in-depth white paper: Automated Application Security Testing for Faster Development.   

As part of this webinar, we will present the highlights from this white paper, including: 
- The challenges of securing cloud-native applications
- The case for embedding security testing directly into developer workflows for better coverage
- Ways to turn your security team into enablers instead of blockers
- The Invicti approach to helping you continuously secure all your applications
- How automated AppSec testing saves time and money

Join this webinar to learn how organizations like yours “cover their AST with DAST” by enabling both security and development teams and proactively taking control of the security of their web apps.

Automated Application Security Testing for Faster Development

As the DevOps teams are moving forward at speed to help fast forward business growth, traditional security teams seem to struggle to keep up with a fast pace of innovation, making it unsustainable to maintain a traditional DevOps approach without involving security directly.

Having security as an integral part of development is the only practical approach to modern agile workflows. 
Join Invicti Solutions Engineer Ali Marwani, and learn:
- What is DevSecOps, and why do we need it?
- How to implement DevSecOps
- DevSecOps best practices

Transforming your organization with DevSecOps

Tune into this webinar to learn winning strategies to understand the complex, multi-cloud environment. The University of Washington's Deveeshree Nayak will also introduce approaches to address the common threats present in the multi-cloud as well as the roles the multi-cloud serves in different industries. 

Viewers will come away from this presentation with a better understanding of:
- The overall view of a multi-cloud environment;
- The benefits of the multi-cloud;
- Approaches to address the threats associated with the multi-cloud across various industries.

The Benefits and Threats of the Multi-Cloud

Bocada’s recently published Backup Monitoring Trends Report highlighted the challenges impacting backup and data protection professionals today, and the key issues they anticipate managing in the future. The report’s themes illuminate the core hurdles backup operators transitioning to cloud or multi-cloud environments must plan for to not just meet, but exceed, data protection guidelines.  

In this session, we’ll review the report’s findings, and what they mean for building resilient backup environments for years to come. You will learn:

- The top issues impacting backup professionals as they migrate to cloud environments 
- Best practices for mitigating day-to-day cloud backup operations challenges 
- Trends impacting backup operations in 3-5 years 
- How to build backup protections to mitigate cloud security threats 

Speakers: 

James McDonnell has over ten years' experience working with complex backup environments. As Bocada’s Sr. Systems Engineer, James supports enterprise-scale organizations across the globe to implement automated backup operations and help them meet stringent regulatory guidelines.  

Laura Troyani is the Principal of PlanBeyond, a market research firm. Laura has spent years leading original research on behalf of IT clients and was the lead on building and fielding the survey for Bocada’s Backup Monitoring Trends Report.

Building Best-In-Class Multi-Cloud Backup Operations

According to Statista, a global market and consumer data provider, between 2021 and 2023, the percentage of organizations adopting a multi-cloud strategy will grow for midsize companies from 76% to 84%, and for large enterprises from 90% to 94%.

Cloud providers offer many security monitoring and threat detection options, but what if you subscribe to more than one? Adopting security monitoring tools from each provider can increase complexity and bring significant overhead to security operations teams. 

For years, security information and Event Management (SIEM) solutions have been collecting and consolidating data from multiple sources for centralized threat detection. Still, multi-cloud brings a new scenario with different data sources, higher volumes, and unknown threats. How does SIEM have to evolve to adapt to this new reality?

Join Augusto Barros, VP of Solutions and Cybersecurity evangelist, and Brian Robertson, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Securonix, to learn about:

· Why is it hard to perform security monitoring in a multi-cloud scenario?
· What are the limitations of traditional SIEMs to support multi-cloud needs?
· What do you need to look for in a new approach and architecture that enables the SIEM to be the right solution to detect threats in a multi-cloud world?
 
Speakers:
Augusto Barros was most recently the Research VP in the Gartner for Technical Professionals (GTP) Security and Risk Management group. He has over 20 years of experience in the IT security industry as an analyst and a security architect and officer for large enterprises.

Brian Robertson has over 20 years of experience helping organizations solve critical application delivery, network, cloud, and security challenges working with industry leaders who not only are looking at the challenges of today but are looking at the horizon for the challenges of tomorrow.

SIEM: Threat Detection and Response for your Multi-cloud World

With so much noise about threats and the tool soup of solutions being marketed, where are security teams supposed to focus?

There are a bevy of solutions that enable visibility into endpoint and network centric metrics, but what about visibility into your applications, their connections, user interactions, and the network?

Applications are often overlooked. In reality, this accidental oversight makes your organization vulnerable. Visibility and understanding of your applications should be at the top of the list for security teams. So how do you get there?

Join TrueFort to understand how an application-centric visibility reduces your attack surface through: 

·    Live application behavioral mapping 
·    Proactive attack prevention 
·    Deep forensic timeline & playback 
·    Real-time detection and automated response

How Can You Protect What You Can't See?

Emerging cloud leaders are seeking industry collaboration, best practices, and insights on how to tame the thorny stems of multi-cloud security. Contending with technology, talent and governance challenges,  join NetApp's Jyoti Wadhwa, as she shares how leaders can deploy a proven approach to realize the promises of greater efficiency, lower cost, and real-time security of the cloud. 

For fellow security practitioners and leaders, she will address both strategic and operational aspects of multi-cloud security ranging on mission critical topics of migrating an organization’s on-premise data center capabilities to developing standardized architectures and leading enterprise-wide adoption. In her discussion, Jyoti will cover 5 leadership strategies to achieve multi-cloud security:
 
1. Disentangle the Tech.
2. Unify the Cloud Team.
3. Build your Experts.
4. Update Security Governance.
5. Effectively Communicate.

Top 5 Leadership Strategies for Multi-Cloud Security

Based on hands-on experiences from a large number of cloud application development projects, Karl has compiled a list of top 5 key security pitfalls that are common across all application types and team sizes. In this session, he will share what these security pitfalls are, why they matter, and how to mitigate them.

About the speaker:
Karl Ots is a cloud and cybersecurity expert, as well as international speaker and trainer, with a broad range of deep Azure expertise. He believes that secure cloud technologies are the key to successful digital transformation. He applies his passion as Head of Cloud Security at EPAM Systems. Karl has been working with Microsoft Azure since 2011 in a variety of forums ranging from large projects to speaking at largest tech conferences, such as Microsoft Ignite. Karl is a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP). He is the author of Azure Security Handbook.

Top Public Cloud Security Fails and How to Avoid Them

In this session, the University of Washington's Deveeshree Nayak will cover why cloud security education is so vital. Additionally, this need for awareness spans all facets of educational and working life from K12 schools, universities and businesses across all different industries. 

Viewers will walk away from this presentation with a greater understanding of:
1. What is cloud security?
2. Why it is so important to understand how cloud security works?
3. How implementation and use of the cloud varies in different industries?
4. Why leaders should take the necessary time and energy to educate everyone on cloud and cloud security whether they are in schools, universities or companies.

The Importance of Cloud Security Education and Awareness

In this session, the University of Washington's Deveeshree Nayak will cover the best practices for conducting application security in the cloud as well as the common vulnerabilities cloud-based applications face.

Attendees will come away with knowledge of:
1. What is application security in the cloud?
2. The best practices for application security in the cloud?
3. How to identify the potential vulnerabilities facing application in the cloud and preventative measure to take.

Cloud Application Security: Best Practices and Vulnerabilities

Since the birth of the Internet, it has been missing a layer of identity protocols that define identifiers for people, organizations and things separate from an application, making identity and access management more and more complicated as enterprises are moving to a multi-cloud strategy and face advancing threats from attackers. 

In the presentation, Kaliya Young, widely known as the Identity Woman, is going to introduce some new and emerging Internet identity standards and technologies, e.g. W3C Verifiable Credentials, W3C Decentralized Identifiers, which can help enterprises improve application security significantly at multiple fronts:
• Identity and access management across multiple cloud environments; 
• Workforce and customer identity and access management; 
• Information/data security management.

Implementing Emerging Identity Standards for Better Application Security

One of the most transformative recent shifts within application development in a cloud context is the rise of IaC -- infrastructure as code technologies like Terraform and CloudFormation. As organizations make more use of IaC, it's important for security organizations to pay attention. Why? Because IaC changes the risk equation -- it introduces some new potential risks, and can help close some existing ones.  

This discussion aims to answer these questions:
• Why/how IaC requires thinking about security of assets a new way.
• Artifacts produced by IaC and how they can help us.
• Security “gotchas” and things to watch out for when changing to IaC.
• How you can tailor your security program in light of IaC.

Ed Moyle is currently Director of Software and Systems Security for Drake Software.  In his 20 years in information security, Ed has held numerous positions including: Director of Thought Leadership and Research for ISACA, Application Security Principal for Adaptive Biotechnologies, Senior Security Strategist with Savvis, Senior Manager with CTG, and Vice President and Information Security Officer for Merrill Lynch Investment Managers.  Ed is co-author of Cryptographic Libraries for Developers and Practical Cybersecurity Architecture, and a frequent contributor to the Information Security industry as author, public speaker, and analyst.

Better Security with IaC

Advanced Techniques and Common Pitfalls in Scaling Cloud Security

The specific challenges of securing an expansive multi-cloud or hybrid environment go far beyond the cloud-provider baselines and compliance best practices. Decision makers are moving beyond the legacy tool portfolio standards to address the need for a new approach to people, process, and technology strategy.

In this fireside chat, we’ll outline and then dive into the most salient and unique challenges for mature cloud sec teams, including a lack of visibility, the ephemeral nature of the cloud, and inflexible processes. Then we’ll discuss a few new approaches to address these challenges in your strategy immediately. Key elements of securing cloud environments (IaaS/PaaS and SaaS) across the major public cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Azure) and share critical insights on how modern defenders should be approaching the most salient challenges of cloud security, including:

 - Why cloud threats look different and how to model them
 - Addressing and eliminating the dreaded data silo
 - Operationalizing a “visibility first” strategy for security decision making

The ephemeral nature of misconfigurations and vulnerabilities in the cloud and how to manage them
Join Uptycs’ Director of Cloud Security and former AWS Head of ATO, Andre Rall with Director of Product Management and former Former RSA Product Executive and Security Expert Sudarsan Kannan for an in-depth chat. This will be a useful session for anyone building a cloud-native security program to support and enhance their organization’s growth and innovation.

Oops! Your Developer’s Laptop Is Connected to Your Cloud… What Now?

95 percent of data breaches are cause by human errors, and with an average cost of a data breach globally being $3.92 million, it is not only a privacy concern but also very costly of an organization. More 50 percent of companies say that their IT departments are not sophisticated enough to handled advanced cyberattacks, but it doesn't have to be hard to probably secure your data.
In this talk we will show how Application-Layer encryption (ALE) can be applied easily to your data with a minimal amount of code changes, and ensure even authorized applications only have minimal access to the data using cryptographic principles and a role-based access control model. This means, that if you data is leaked, the attacked won't have access to your data.
All this can be implemented without fully sacrificing the advantages of a database, such as filtering.

Bio of the presenter: 
Kim has been working with computer science for 12 years, and has worked in the cyber security, telecommunications and finance industry. Today he is a cloud tech lead in CYBERCRYPT.

How to protect your data using Application Layer Encryption

As more organizations adopt multi-cloud strategies, security managers are increasingly challenged by how to protect web applications spread across multiple environments, while preserving consistency, quality of security and centralized visibility. 

The traditional approach to web application security no longer works in a multi-cloud world, and a new approach is needed.

Join us to discuss the new challenges of multi-cloud security and how to overcome them.

In this discussion you will learn:
• What are the security challenges of the multi-cloud
• Why traditional approaches and tools no longer work
• What are the requirements for multi-cloud security solutions
• How Radware helps organizations protect their web application in a multi-cloud world

Protecting Web Applications in a Multi-Cloud World

There was a time when applications were hosted on a traditional computing model. All hardware and software resided in-house. Companies maintained physical servers on-premises in a secure climate-controlled room with a secure level of access. Only Network Engineers were allowed access to application security as it mainly revolved around the network (port, FW) and OS level protection with security-level access to server rooms. But times have changed. Companies now have more to gain with a more layered approach to application security. 

Tune into this presentation to hear TD Bank's Application Release Engineer Pankul Chitrav discuss the challenges faced by businesses still using the traditional model and how we can overcome these challenges by implementing a layered security model.

Define Application Security Accurately To Generate Business Success

Within many enterprises that are expanding their network and accelerating adoption of the cloud, building a Cloud Security Governance model can be tricky. Finding and establishing a path of support and collaboration between development and application teams, risk and compliance groups, and Cloud Security practitioners should be a key objective to an effective Cloud Governance program.

In this live talk, you’ll learn how to drive operational processes and procedures by adopting a governance framework to take control of your cloud environment and its data.

A few topics we’ll cover:

• Factors to consider when designing a governance model for security in the cloud
• Strategy and methods for aligning people, processes and workflows among disparate teams to
        achieve a unified governance framework
• The impact of cloud governance across multi-cloud environments

The Art of Cloud Governance: Essential for Modern Businesses

Using multiple cloud providers allows organizations to reduce cost, increase resiliency and optimize services. However, multi-cloud strategies significantly increase complexity for security teams tasked with applying consistent controls and policies across all cloud environments.  

As cloud usage increases and becomes more ephemeral, agent-based security across multiple clouds becomes unmanageable. In addition, increased security tool sprawl, with often multiple cloud provider tools for each platform, as well as separate point solutions for specific cloud security areas, further increases complexity. This leads to hundreds of (often duplicate) alerts every day, causing security teams to become desensitized and ultimately, miss critical alerts.  

In this webinar, Deborah Galea discusses how an agentless Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) can significantly alleviate many security challenges in multi-cloud environments. 

In this session you will learn: 

- What are the security challenges in multi-cloud environments? 
- What is a CNAPP? 
- How does a CNAPP reduce cloud security tool sprawl? 
- How do you get full multi-cloud visibility with agentless cloud security? 
- How does an agentless CNAPP increase an organization’s agility? 
- How can a CNAPP prevent application security issues in pre-production?

Agentless CNAPP: A New Approach to Multi-Cloud Security

Tune into this session to hear cloud expert Dwayne Natwick provide guidance for configuring and managing hybrid and multi-cloud resources within cloud native tools for complete security posture management of your infrastructure. After configuring resources for security posture management, you will learn how to configure vulnerability scans on these resources for next level security posture management.

Key takeaways attendees will learn include:
--The evolving types of infrastructure with multiple cloud providers and on-premises architectures.
--Options that tools provide for multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure security posture management.
--How to manage security posture through cloud-native tools for the full infrastructure.

About the speaker:
Dwayne is a Global Principal Cloud Security Technical Lead/CTO for Atos across Microsoft, AWS, and GCP.  He is the thought leader determining trends, developing, advocating, and building business plans for the overall cybersecurity services for this global systems integrator. Dwayne also leads the cloud education portfolio for Microsoft and AWS. In addition to creating curriculum, training, and blog writing, he is a Microsoft MVP and a Microsoft Certified Trainer Regional Lead. Dwayne has spoken at conferences and user groups globally on cloud security, identity security, and data/AI trends. Dwayne has authored books and is a Security Professional Community Manager for Packt Publishing.

Security Posture Management for Multi-Cloud and Hybrid Infrastructures

The cloud is the optimal environment for most workloads, with many organizations using multiple cloud providers to reduce risk, maximize agility, and control costs. With these benefits, comes security risks. Join this keynote session to explore the latest threats to multicloud environments and effective strategies to improve your security posture.

During this session, you will learn: 
- How to secure endpoints, dev/test environments, tools/monitoring, and more
- Strategies for de-coupling security from compute
- Best practices to minimize sprawl and improve security posture

Multicloud Cybersecurity Trend:Supercharged Strategies for Supercharged Threats

Spreading operations across more than one cloud enables organizations to choose from a variety of cloud services to cut costs, improve operations and improve scalability. However, operating complex environments across multiple platforms requires a comprehensive strategy to handle connectivity, applications, data and security.

In this panel, experts will discuss how organizations can evaluate risks in their own and their cloud service provider environments, as well as technologies and tools that can assist in achieving a comprehensive strategy.

Join us to learn about:
--Understanding cloud scope across the organization
--Cloud governance frameworks
--Pros and cons of centralizing security access and monitoring controls
--Multi-cloud management and network security analytics platforms
--Cloud security posture management (CSPM) tools that can identify misconfigurations and risks
--Tools for cloud compliance monitoring

Moderated by: Evgeniy Kharam, Cybersecurity Architect and Advisor, Podcaster 
Steve Cobb, Chief Information Security Officer, One Source
Eyal Arazi, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Radware

Build a Multi-cloud Strategy that Supports Governance and Compliance

As cloud adoption across industry verticals increases, hybrid, public, and private cloud infrastructure deployment models grow in use. In order to improve architecture and service resiliency, and to avoid vendor lock-in, one of the common cloud architecture deployment models also includes multi-cloud platforms. Whereas multi-cloud deployment does have its benefits, relying on multiple vendors and clouds increases the attack surface and overall associated risks. Additionally, multiple platforms increases complexity making security even more challenging to design, deploy and monitor. 

In this webinar, we aim to highlight following key takeaways for the audience: 
• Managing multi-cloud security challenges; 
• Important security controls; 
• Strategy to manage compliance requirements;
• Role of automation; 
• Logging, auditing and monitoring.

Security Challenges and Mitigation Techniques for the Multi-Cloud

Accelerating your cloud transformation whilst reducing risk:
Shared responsibility, with less operational overhead. Find out how to set, secure and forget your cloud environment from core workloads to cloud-native development pipelines. Security teams and development teams have always been running in opposite directions, as quickly as possible. Security professionals have always felt like the bearer of bad news, slowing down their colleagues, and being a source of frustration. Boards overlay multi-cloud complexity through acquisition and merger. A complete 3rd party cloud security solution bridges the gap and allows cohesion and when done well, is almost completely invisible.

Invisible Cloud Security: Accelerating your cloud transformation

Organizations are adopting multi-cloud strategies to leverage capabilities of different cloud security providers (CSPs) and to provide flexibility to software development teams. 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 different environments. In this session, ESG Senior Analyst Melinda Marks explores how to supercharge your security to gain the visibility and control you need to scale security programs for multi-cloud environments.

Supercharge Your Security for Multi-Cloud

Superpowered Security for the Multi-Cloud in 2022

Service downtime is more expensive than ever and ensuring consistent access to mission-critical applications and good end-user experience is essential for customer loyalty and employee productivity. Protecting your revenue-generating services and data from security threats and attacks that may stall the business is not a choice.  A lot of newer types of attacks emerge from within the network. Businesses must implement a strategy to ensure network-centric security and observability for threat detection and mitigation. 

Join Andy Idsinga, Sr. Strategic Cloud Architect at cPacket, in this informative talk to learn how to de-risk your IT infrastructure and operations.

Learn more about:
•  Your options to provision a network-centric security and observability practice –i.e., network detection and response (NDR) solution across all three major clouds (Azure, AWS, GCP)
•  What to expect in your deployment journey and gaining real-time network visibility for vs forensic data for incident response 
•  The key questions and considerations for you and your IT teams in terms of technology and objectives

Rethinking Network-Centric Observability for Cloud Security

Web apps and APIs present a major risk for organizations of all sizes, according to the Verizon DBIR about two of every five breaches originate in a web app – and the problem is only growing. In most organizations, innovation pressures still outweigh security priorities. 
So what can AppSec professionals do in order to reduce their web attack surface? In this presentation, Invicti Security Chief Product Officer Sonali Shah dives into the top five AppSec risks that every organization should be aware of and provides best practices for securing cloud-based web apps and APIs.

Application Security Trends and Best Practices

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IT Security

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Application Monitoring

Enterprise Applications

Application Management

Application Lifecycle Management

Information Security

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Increasing expectations for good governance, effective risk management and complex demands for corporate compliance are presenting a growing challenge for organizations of all sizes. Join industry thought leaders as they provide you with practical advice on how to implement successful risk and compliance management strategies across your organization. Browse risk management resources in the form of interactive webinars and videos and ask questions of expert GRC professionals.

IT Governance, Risk and Compliance

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Join thousands of engaged IT professionals in the application management community on BrightTALK. Interact with your peers in relevant webinars and videos on the latest trends and best practices for application lifecycle management, application performance management and application development.

As an IT professional, many of the problems you face are multifaceted, complex and don’t lend themselves to simple solutions. The information technology community features useful and free information technology resources. Join to browse thousands of videos and webinars on ITIL best practices, IT security strategy and more presented by leading CTOs, CIOs and other technology experts.

Application Security Trends and Best Practices

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