Name: A Step-by-Step Guide to Securing Large Language Models (LLMs)
Start: 2024-10-09T15:00:00Z
End: 2024-10-09T15:00:38.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4.5

We discuss how to identify the full range of risks present against your cloud, on-prem and hybrid data, and eliminate the risks that matter the most.

Let's put data security at the center of information security--where it belongs.

According to recent research by IDC, the current explosion in cloud-based data will be matched by an increase in data stored in the core, or in on-premises data centers. The result is heightened data vulnerability.
 
So, how can you identify potential gaps in your security strategy and keep your data safe?
 
Data security posture management (DSPM) solutions offer unparalleled visibility into cloud environments, enabling the identification and categorization of sensitive data across platforms. These systems use cutting-edge scanning and detection technologies to identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and non-compliant practices that jeopardize data security.
 
During this webcast, you’ll learn how you can leverage DPSM to address threats head-on and protect your most valuable asset: data. Tune in now to learn how you can cultivate a security-first mindset within your organization and rapidly identify potential breaches before they occur.

Data-first cloud security: How to protect your most valuable asset with DSPM

A powerhouse expert AI panel discussion led by Towerwall on the secure rollout of artificial intelligence within your organization. As AI technology becomes increasingly integral to business operations, ensuring its secure integration is crucial to maintaining both your brand's integrity and your organization's security posture.

Key Topics Covered:
- AI Rollout Strategies
- Incorporating AI Without Increasing Attack Surface
- Protecting Your Brand in the AI Era
- Balancing Innovation and Security
- AI Governance and Policy Development

Safe AI Adoption - Protecting Your Brand and Culture

As businesses increasingly incorporate Large Language Models (LLMs) like Microsoft 365 Copilot, OpenAI, Bedrock, and Google’s Vertex into their operations, they face new challenges in protecting sensitive and valuable data. While many companies focus on securing critical data, the real challenge extends far beyond that. The true risk lies in discovering and labeling all data—especially within large AI-driven systems where even overlooked data repositories can lead to significant vulnerabilities.

What you’ll learn:
-Why DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) is essential for every AI initiative—ensuring not only innovation but security as AI tools interact with your data.
-Real-world examples of AI inadvertently exposing sensitive information. Imagine an AI chatbot sharing private customer data or a generative AI accidentally leaking proprietary business strategies. We'll walk you through how these risks can be mitigated.
-A framework for understanding AI data governance and ensuring data security within AI pipelines, so sensitive information is protected, whether it’s stored in databases, hidden in cloud environments, or part of machine learning models.
-A business case for tools like Copilot that enhance decision-making through automation and intelligence while keeping your data secure.

Why This Webinar Matters: In the rush to adopt AI technologies, companies often overlook the complexities of their entire data ecosystem. Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) goes beyond traditional security measures by giving you visibility into all your data, whether known or hidden, ensuring long-term security, compliance, and operational resilience.

Register now to discover how DSPM helps your organization build a foundation for AI that’s both innovative and secure.

Training Your LLM Dragons: Why DSPM is Foundational for Every AI Initiative

If you’re familiar with the children’s book 'If You Give a Moose a Muffin,' then you’ll get this: If you set up Snowflake, you'll spark a wave of user demand for data access. And if you get a wave of user demand for access, you’ll need to decide who gets access to what. But if you give the wrong access to valuable or sensitive data, you’re opening the door to serious risks.

Join us for a live panel featuring leaders from Audacy and Sigma Computing as they share their real-world journeys in securing their data lakes. 

Learn how they’ve maximized their Snowflake investment, provided secure user access, and addressed the challenges of data visibility, governance, and risk. Whether you're tackling data security or looking to optimize your Snowflake environment, this webinar will provide actionable insights from the field.

Unlocking the power of Snowflake: how two customers empower users with the right access and secure their data lakes

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, securing sensitive data has become more critical than ever. With the rise in data breaches and increasingly stringent regulatory requirements, organizations are investing heavily in data security. However, managing vast, unstructured data environments while ensuring compliance remains a significant challenge.

Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the findings of the latest research by Omdia, which sheds light on the growing importance of Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) as a foundation for modern data strategies.

During this session, we will explore:

-The increasing allocation of data security budgets in response to an escalating threat landscape and regulatory demands.
-Key data security priorities for organizations over the next 12–24 months, including reducing the risk of data breaches and improving overall security posture.
-The rise of DSPM adoption, particularly among larger organizations, and its role in providing essential visibility and security in data-heavy environments.
-Common challenges organizations face when implementing DSPM, including resource constraints, vendor selection, and gaining executive buy-in.

From Siloed to Unified: DSPM's Transformative Role in Data Security

Data is collected and stored for a reason: to help business teams make better decisions. Yet, so often, there is a battle between giving users the data freedom they need and the risks in doing that. This becomes even more challenging as AI becomes another consumer and generator of data.

As the lines between data management and security blur, the responsibilities of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) and Chief Data Officers (CDOs) must align.

In this exclusive panel discussion, Normalyze's customers (Beyond Finance, AccessIT Group, and Informatica) will explore why data and security teams must unite to:
• Safeguard critical assets
• Navigate the increasingly intricate compliance landscape
• And address the new challenges posed by AI in data management and security

Tune in to learn real-world perspectives from your peers.

Moderator: Todd Thiemann, Senior Analyst, IAM & Data Security, Enterprise Strategy Group

Panelists:
Toby Foss, Senior Director of Information Security, Informatica
Matt Murphy, Lead DevSecOps Engineer & Cyber Security Architect, Beyond Finance
Brett Price, Lead Cybersecurity Consultant, vCISO, AccessIT Group

Data Access Versus Data Security: The Tug-of-War Between CDOs and CISOs

Abandoned and shadow data are not just buzzwords; they represent a critical challenge in data management and security. Is it possible that you may be storing data you don’t know you have, some of which might include valuable or sensitive information…all of which is completely forgotten by everyone except cyber criminals?

There are valid reasons why this happens:
-Employees create data repositories in Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive, Dropbox, that IT is unaware of.
-Data is backed up without a lifecycle plan, so even when the originating data sources are purged, the backups are forgotten.
-Layoffs, terminations, and other employee activities occur, but no one thinks about the data they leave behind.
-Organizations going through mergers and acquisitions consolidate data repositories, sometimes leaving the original data stores in place.

Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the challenges and solutions associated with abandoned data stores. What you will learn during this 30-minute live event:
-The risks and costs associated with data you don’t know you have.
-How DSPM can help security and data teams gain detailed insights into who can access this data, the last time it was accessed, how much of it is valuable or sensitive data.
-Best practices for remediation based on compliance requirements, backup options and more.

This overlooked data costs your organization money and increases security risks. Why not clear out that data to optimize your storage management and improve your security posture? Register now!

Unknown data, hidden threats, wasted spend: tackling abandoned and shadow data

Securing Large Language Models (LLMs) is key in today's AI landscape. This talk dives into viewing LLMs as data compressors, understanding challenges with compressed data, and tracing data origins. Join this session to see how to ensure that LLMs are not trained on sensitive or biased data by implementing on-demand scanning, training automation, and a proxy system to withhold sensitive outputs.

A Step-by-Step Guide to Securing Large Language Models (LLMs)

How is your organization addressing cloud data security? 

Data – including critical, sensitive information such as customer details, financial data and intellectual property – is at the heart of every modern organization. The loss of this data, whether accidental or malicious, will significantly impact your business. How is your organization addressing cloud data security? The traditional approach uses separate point solutions for data loss prevention, governance, data protection, encryption, and threat detection. Siloed solutions often struggle with the growing size and complexity of data. 

The modern approach solves these issues with an integrated single platform described in GigaOm Radar for Data Security Platforms (DSPMs). Join GigaOm Analyst Paul Stringfellow and Normalyze CEO and Co-founder Amer Deeba to discuss GigaOm’s latest findings in their radar report for DSPMs. 

You’ll learn: 
- How well specific DSPM solutions are positioned to serve their market segment and the deployment models needed. 
- What table stakes and critical criteria teams should look for when choosing solutions. 
- How Normalyze addresses real-world use cases with real-time scanning, the most accurate data classification, and AI-powered insights

Analyst Insights: GigaOm Radar Report for Data Security Posture Management

90% of the world's data generated in the last two years is dispersed in multiple isolated environments. As data propagates, security and IT teams lose visibility into and control over where their data resides, how sensitive it is, and whether it is at risk.

How can security and IT teams fix these gaps and regain visibility and control of this sprawling data? How can CISOs assure leadership and shareholders that the organization’s financial well-being and reputation are not at risk?

Todd Thiemann, Senior Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group, moderates a panel with accomplished CISO and Cybersecurity industry veteran Renee Guttmann, Paychex CISO Bradley Schaufenbuel and ChargePoint CISO Teza Mukkavilli who will share best practices and recommendations for security and IT leaders on building their data security strategies and shared security models.  

Attendees from this session will take away tactics for formulating an actionable security strategy in the context of the shared security model, complying with the new SEC rule (for public companies), and identifying (and remediating) current gaps in their company’s data security strategy.   

Participants include:
Renee Guttmann, Accomplished CISO & Cybersecurity Industry Veteran, CXO Forum
Bradley Schaufenbuel, CISO, Paychex
Teza Mukkavilli, CISO, ChargePoint
Todd Thiemann, Senior Analyst, IAM & Data Security, Enterprise Strategy Group

From Chaos to Clarity: CISOs Share Five Must-Dos to Protect Data

DSPM solutions offer unparalleled visibility into cloud environments, enabling the identification and categorization of sensitive data across platforms. These systems use cutting-edge scanning and detection technologies to identify vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and non-compliant practices that jeopardize data security. Furthermore, DSPM automates the evaluation and enhancement of data security measures. Continuous monitoring and instant alerts enable preemptive action against emerging threats. Adopting AL and ML enhances these solutions, allowing businesses to rapidly identify potential security breaches before they occur.. Implementing DSPM cultivates a security-first mindset within organizations, underscoring the importance of prioritizing data protection. DSPM not only delivers critical insights but also supports the application of stringent security policies, equipping businesses to defend their cloud data from advanced cyber threats effectively.

Benefits of DSPM:
- Peace of Mind: Detect and categorize sensitive data across all cloud and on-premises data environments for full visibility.
- Breach Prevention: Identify data attack paths; map vulnerabilities, dormant or risky access, and unauthorized activity; and track identities across cloud and SaaS applications to prioritize protections.
- Breach Containment: Monitor anomalous activity and take immediate action against emerging threats in response to prioritized real-time alerts.
- Privacy and Compliance: Automate compliance evaluation to control user access and maintain audit readiness.
- Protect What Matters Most: Address threats, rather than the endless cycle of infrastructure security, to protect your most valuable asset: data.

Modern Solutions for Modern Problems: Securing Your Cloud Data with DSPM

The new SEC Final Rule (effective Dec 18, 2023) requires public companies to disclose security posture annually and cyber incidents within four days after determining an incident was material. Why this new rule? What does it mean for public companies? Join Accomplished CISO and cybersecurity industry veteran Mike Convertino and Normalyze CTO & Co-founder Ravi Ithal on this fireside chat to get insights. 

They will delve into: 
- Future of corporate cybersecurity governance, including board composition, board interest in security postures, non-disclosure to shareholders, and role of cybersec vendors in guiding CISOs. 
- The alignment of interests between boards and the SEC, D&O insurance, and the readiness of companies to prepare legally sufficient security posture statements
- Insights on adaptation timeline, liability insurance for security firms, and security posture statements during IPO disclosures.
- Predictions and trends based on their knowledge and experience.

DSPM for SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules

Despite the advent of so much emerging technology like AI in cybersecurity, the continuing success of data breaches and cyber crime through social engineering and tech complacency is a sobering reminder that so called “low tech” IT security basics still matter. 

In this presentation, Hilton's IT Security and Compliance Analyst Ralph Villanueva will discuss recent cyber security threats and incidents that made the headlines. Attendees will learn what they can do to mitigate these threats in their companies as well as what tools and techniques they can use - without breaking the bank or summoning the AI gods

AI-Enabled Cybersecurity is Overrated: Why Low Tech IT Security Basics Still Matter in 2025

Join us for an enlightening webinar where we delve into the strategic merger of Cisco and Splunk, and how it revolutionizes the landscape of cybersecurity and data analytics.
Learn about the power of data at the network layer, now enhanced and secured by Splunk, and how the convergence of data and observability provides a comprehensive view for more resilient outcomes.
In this session, we will explore how aggregated instances can be correlated to gain deeper insights into performance metrics, and how the combination of XDR (Extended Detection and Response), data telemetry, and analytics is paving the way for the Security Operations Center (SOC) of the future. We will also discuss the role of integrated AI in data security, and how it assists, augments, and automates tasks to enable quicker response times and more effective outcomes.
Understand how the right security approach, empowered by AI, can help security analysts and incident response teams respond faster and more efficiently to threats.

Unified Defense: The Power of Cisco & Splunk in Data Security and Observability

Artificial intelligence continues to reach new heights. But this technology can and frequently is misused for fraudulent activities. New attacks and modifications occur daily. For some, AI is a perceived boon. Others strongly argue that AI is a menace. Either way, AI is here to stay. By embracing this technology responsibly, we can effect a constructive change and enhance more efficient outcomes.
 
Powerful AI can analyze, detect, and react against fraudulent activities. A holistic cybersecurity approach to build ethical AI can help mitigate various risks via a high quality, well-trained multimodal AI model, that includes threat detection and user and entity behaviors analytics that can respond efficiently, effectively and ethically against bad actors.
 
In this talk, industry thought leader Mayra Paredes will describe three of the most repetitive challenges presented by AI and how the cybersecurity industry can embrace them to build a proactive response against the threat landscape.
-              AI Ethics: Morality Bias, weaponization, liability stereotypes. Integrate diverse contributors to build this technology.
-              AAA Systems: Authentication, Authorization and Accounting. Build an Ethical core system.
-              Lack of expertise in the workforce: Embrace AI to foster diverse talent.
 
Readers will come away from this talk with the different nuances surrounding AI and its potential application in cybersecurity. They will also be able to create clear management policies to restore trust in digital environment by building ethical AI.

Tackle 3 Common AI Challenges to Build Effective Security Programs

Join us for an exciting webinar as we unpack the 2024 SonicWall Mid-Year Cyber Threat Report! Discover a revolutionary new way of measuring cyber threats, delve into the rise of costly Business Email Compromise (BEC), and uncover the most common network attacks causing chaos globally. Don’t miss this exciting session—cybersecurity has never been more fascinating!

2024 SonicWall Mid-Year Cyber Threat Report

AI is here to stay and will increasingly become a standard component in the workplace. As part of the 'The 2025 Threatscape' Summit, Enterprise Strategy Group and SentinelOne are hosting this fireside chat on the benefits and challenges AI will bring to cybersecurity and will explore strategies on how you can navigate the evolving AI security landscape.

The session will cover:
• AI’s Evolution in Cybersecurity: How AI has rapidly advanced from early machine learning use cases to powerful deep learning, LLMs, and generative AI, creating a new arms race in threat detection
• AI-SIEM: How you can leverage cloud-native data lakes and generative AI to enhance detection speed, reduce remediation times, and bridge the cybersecurity skills gap
• AI in Threat Hunting: How AI is revolutionizing threat hunting through advanced pattern recognition and hyperautomation, enabling security teams to detect even the most evasive threat tactics
• AI-Powered Security in Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Environments: AI technologies provide a unified security approach across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, supporting a shared responsibility model between providers and users

Don’t miss your chance to learn how to navigate AI challenges in cybersecurity.

Navigating AI in Cybersecurity: The 2025 Threatscape

AI holds great potential for enhancing cybersecurity, offering advanced threat detection, rapid response capabilities, and predictive analytics. However, recent PhD research reveals unique challenges and risks associated with integrating AI into cybersecurity strategies. When attackers have spent 40 years fooling our automated systems, and there is a great risk that AI adoption will greatly widen the threat landscape.

This webinar from industry thought leader will explore both the promises and perils of AI-driven cybersecurity solutions, highlighting key findings from cutting-edge research. Attendees will gain insights into the effectiveness of using AI safely in combating cyber threats, the vulnerabilities AI systems themselves introduce, and the ethical considerations that come with widespread AI deployment in cybersecurity.

The Promises and Perils of Using AI for Cybersecurity

Join us for a frank, expert discussion between Alex Stamos, Adriana Corona, and Ely Kahn as they:

Discuss the practical implications of emerging AI technologies on cybersecurity;
Provide guidance for CISOs on AI Risk Management; and
Present the most in-depth overview of Purple AI to date, including new game-changing announcements! 


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Purple AI GA: Detect Earlier, Respond Faster, & Stay Ahead of Attacks

In today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, where AI dominates the headlines, enterprises face the critical challenge of safeguarding sensitive data, networks and applications from AI-driven attacks. Whether you’re in financial services, healthcare, government, or a SaaS provider, join our session to explore the practical strategies employed by attackers. We’ll equip you with actionable best practices to defend against these threats and provide insights into protective measures. The following topics will be discussed:
 
 - GenAI Attack Tools: Understand how attackers leverage AI tools to create new attack vectors.
 - Adaptive Attacks: Discover how AI shortens the time-to-attack by tailoring assaults to specific target characteristics. Stay ahead of adaptive threats with proactive defenses.
 - Sophisticated Threats: Explore real-world examples of attacks that bypass existing defenses. Gain insights into the evolving threat landscape and stay prepared.
 - Best Practices: Learn practical steps to defend against AI-driven attacks.

Fortifying Enterprise Defenses Against AI-Powered Threats

As AI systems based on large language models become more powerful and widespread, more cybersecurity challenges emerge. From jailbreaks to indirect prompt injections, they are vulnerable to a wide array of LLM-specific threats. However, all these problems can be boiled down to one single issue: LLMs are probabilistic algorithms that are inherently unreliable, just like any other ML system. Does it mean they cannot be useful? Absolutely not! In this talk, we will discuss the challenges of secure and reliable LLM-based applications and the way to make them safer and more aligned with your business goals.

Unreliable AI: Addressing the Cybersecurity Risks of LLM-Based System

Over the past decade, attribution has become both harder and less relevant. Tools and tactics are shared and stolen across attackers, blurring the lines between one adversary and the next. At the same time, the speed of attacks has increased, allowing defenders less and less time to use knowledge of the attackers to their advantage. And when planning their defenses, defenders can’t afford to tailor their approach according to what yesterday’s adversaries did last week.

Attribution matters, but to the average organization, it doesn’t matter nearly as much as resiliency.

Based on over two decades of cyber experience spent at places like Mandiant, CISA, and the White House, Rex will explain when the threat matters and when you’re better off focusing elsewhere.

By attending this live broadcast, you'll learn:

· The potential and limitations of threat-based intelligence to shape your defensive strategy

· Select use cases for the operationalization of threat intelligence

· Why focusing on foundational security elements is a better spend of your limited resources

The Primacy of Resiliency: Why (Most) Orgs Shouldn’t Focus on Threats

Adlumin’s Security Operations Center (SOC) is on the frontlines of cybersecurity, defending our customers against thousands of attacks daily. In August 2024, our SOC team encountered "Fog," a new variant of the STOP/DJVU ransomware family, which infiltrated a compromised VPN at a financial institution—the first attack of its kind in the sector. Thanks to Adlumin’s technology, the threat was swiftly contained, and the attackers were locked out before any damage could be done.

 Join Adlumin’s expert Mark Sangster, DPO and Chief of Strategy, as he walks you through some of our SOC’s most significant threat interceptions, including the Fog ransomware attack and how Adlumin’s Security Operations Center as a Service (SOCaaS) solution thwarted these attacks in their early stages.

Key Takeaways:
- An overview of the most notable threat actors Adlumin’s SOC team encountered
- A step-by-step breakdown of the Fog data breach attempt and how Adlumin’s Ransomware Prevention stopped the attack
- Best practices for strengthening your organization's defense against similar threats from cross-border cyber attacks

Register today to gain expert insights and actionable strategies to keep your organization from the ever-present threat of global bad threat actors. Plus, all webinar attendees will have the chance to assess their current ransomware defenses and one lucky participant will win a $200 Visa gift card!

Ransomware Stopped: Defending Against Fog and Other Threat Actors Now and in 2025

In today’s rapidly shifting cybersecurity landscape, the rise of open-source software (OSS) tools has dramatically altered cyber adversaries' tactics. Understanding how attackers leverage these tools and how you can use them to improve your organization’s security posture is crucial for building effective defense strategies.

Join Sysdig's Cybersecurity Strategist, Crystal Morin, and Alessandro Rizzo from the Sysdig Threat Research team for an insightful fireside chat. We will explore the sophisticated use of OSS tools in modern cyberattacks and gain a deeper understanding of how threat actors are reshaping their strategies and increasing the scale of their operations through OSS technologies.

Key topics include:
The Evolution of Cyber Threats: Discover how cybercriminals are shifting from traditional attack methods to more advanced, scalable tactics with OSS tools.
Inside the Attacker’s Toolkit: Explore the most popular OSS tools used by cyber adversaries today and how they exploit vulnerabilities in their targets.
Case Studies and Real-World Examples: Analyze incidents like the CRYSTALRAY and PURPLEURCHIN attacks to understand how OSS tools are critical in high-profile cyberattacks.

Defensive Strategies: Learn about cutting-edge OSS tools and techniques for detecting, preventing, and responding to threats in an environment where attackers increasingly rely on OSS tools.

This fireside chat is ideal for cybersecurity professionals seeking to understand the evolving threat landscape or those curious about the role of OSS in modern cyberattacks. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the game and enhance your defense strategies against ever-evolving threats.

The Evolution of Cyber Threats: How Open Source Tools Are Changing the Game for Better and Worse

The future is uncertain, but many cyber threats are largely predictable. In the cybersecurity arena, our victories make a difference and cause some threats to fade into history. However, our ability to stay ahead of cyber threats has its ups and downs, influenced by numerous factors. Meanwhile, threat actors continually evolve their techniques and approaches.

Drawing on more than a quarter century of experience in cybersecurity, industry thought leader Alex Holden invites you to join him on a journey through the evolving threat landscape. We'll examine the latest trends in threat intelligence and advancements in AI, and we'll focus on building the most effective cyber defense strategies as we approach 2025.

Victories, Challenges, and Unknowns: Threat Landscape 2025

With the CrowdStrike incident impacting so many organizations, it is imperative to understand your organizations’ cyber incident response framework especially when you screen goes “blue”!

According to a snap poll conducted by Aon, 83% of risk professionals said their organisation had an incident response plan in place. But when CrowdStrike occurred, 24% said these plans underperformed. The entire poll of 500 risk professionals from across the UK and Europe revealed that 62% were directly or indirectly impacted by the global outage.

This presentation will focus on the 2025 to 2030 threatscape and considerations for an “joined-up” incident response framework that your organization should consider if it hasn’t already. 

Tune into this session presented by business continuity, disaster recovery, cyber resilience and major incident expert Steve Yates, as he shares tips to prepare for the 2025 threatscape. Yates will explore current operational cyber incident response areas, identified from more recent events such as dependency mapping, scenario planning and testing, and the core structure that your organization should have in place.  

By the end of the session, you will be able to:
- Know the importance of dependency mapping, specifically for the “before”, and the challenges that will happen if not established for the “after.”
- Form an understanding of how scenario planning and testing can be become critical in the preparation for significant cyber disruptions and provide the need for resources and capacity capabilities. 
-  Understand the core organizational components needed for a cyber incident response framework.

What Do You Need to Consider for Your Cyber Incident Response Framework?

Cyber threats may have names that sound imaginative—like Slippy Spider, Ember Bear, or Ethereal Panda—but their impact on today’s IT and OT systems is very much real. Join us on a journey to discover the hidden creatures lurking in the digital realm, exploring the ever-evolving landscape of cyber threats, defenses, and the critical role of threat intelligence in this age of digital monsters.

Fantastic Cyber Beasts and Where to Find Them: From Current Threats to Future Defenses

APIs are fundamental to the digital economy, serving as the bridge to modernise legacy apps. While APIs are subject to the same attacks that target web apps, API-based architectures introduce unforeseen risk from an ever-expanding ecosystem of third-party integrations.
 
Join us for an insightful session on the critical components of API security. We'll cover the risks associated with deploying APIs and explore how you can safeguard your APIs against potential threats and vulnerabilities.

Whether you're managing a single cloud or a complex multicloud architecture, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools you need to stay ahead of the curve in API security.

Navigating API Security Challenges

In this exclusive fireside chat tailored for MSPs, MSSPs, and industry partners, we’ll dive into the key cyber security trends from 2024 and explore the emerging threats that will define 2025. Learn how to anticipate client needs by understanding whether crypto-jacking is truly on the decline or if it's time to reinforce anti-phishing defenses yet again. Explore the impact of AI on encrypted threats and discover new opportunities to enhance your service offerings. This session will equip you with the insights needed to stay ahead of the curve, drive business growth, and protect your clients in the rapidly evolving cyber threat landscape of 2025.

Cyber Security 2025: Emerging Threats & Strategic Opportunities for MSPs and MSSPs

In the ever-evolving landscape of DevOps, the paradigm is now shifting - where security is taking the central stage. With vast surface areas including containers, cloud, repositories and third party components, cyber threats became prominent then ever before in DevOps. 

Our presentation delves into the evolution from traditional DevSecOps to the advanced elimination of threats in each possible way in every stage of DevOps: Build, Test, Deploy and Operate. Lets see how we can prevent cyber threats with secure cloud architecture, continuous logging and monitoring, required approval processes in place, code scanning along with manual reviews as well ensuring heightened security at every step.

In this session, join Jyotirmayee Pradeep Kumar (Vice President - Cloud DevOps at a well-known global bank) as she unravels the stages of elimination of cyber security threats at each phase of DevOps. Topics for discussion include:
- DevOps landscape and different stages associated with it.
- Surface area of cyber threats in DevOps.
- Security breaches within the DevOps framework.
- Practical strategies for eliminating cyber threats with shift-left security implementations. 
- Diverse approaches to automate security integration into DevOps practices.

Eliminating Cybersecurity Threats: Inspection of DevSecOps

The 2025 Threatscape

AI could contribute up to $15.7 trillion to the global economy by 2030, according to PwC. However, your organization needs to figure out how to secure this technology in order to reap its benefits.
 
In this webinar, Ravi Ithal, Co-Founder and CTO of Normalyze will provide a step-by-step guide to securing Large Language Models (LLMs). 

Key topics covered:
A brief introduction to LLM apps
How LLM security is different and what makes LLMs hard to secure
A framework for securing LLMs
How to implement LLM security measures

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