Panel Session: Can Data Loss Prevention Get SaaSy?

Doing business in the European Union is changing. By May 2018, companies must comply with the new General Data Protection Regulation’s (GDPR) data breach notification requirements and the Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive’s security incident notification requirements.

Notification requirements make it imperative to prevent incidents before they happen. To help you prepare for these new requirements, Palo Alto Networks is hosting a webinar with cybersecurity and data privacy lawyers from Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe to discuss:

· What are the requirements and the deadlines under each law?
· What are the thresholds for notification, and who needs to be notified?
· How should companies prepare for their oncoming obligations? What strategies should be in place? What have other international companies done to prepare and communicate?
· What might be the legal consequences of non-compliance?

Traditional approaches of detecting and remediating threats are becoming increasingly inadequate to effectively manage risk in today’s increasingly regulated, cyber threat landscape.

Join a live webinar and Q&A to learn how PwC and Palo Alto Networks have formed a strategic partnership to help more customers achieve cyber resilience.

The webinar will introduce

•The emerging regulatory landscape that is driving the need for organizations to redesign their incident response and data compliance programs
•A state-of-the-art security framework that serves as a guide for organizations to assess, develop, and implement a breach prevention security posture.
•Recommended security architectures, organizational structures, and computing processes that enable breach prevention.
•Live Q&A with cybersecurity experts from PwC and Palo Alto Networks, for practical insights and real world experiences.

The cynical would suggest that cyber insurance is growing as some look for a cheaper route to manage risk. However many see the cyber insurance industry as potentially the new enforcer of good security practices.

Palo Alto Networks customer Leaseweb is an organization that recently purchased cyber insurance. We invite you to join us on Thursday September 22 for an interview with Fred Streefland, IT Security Manager at Leaseweb Global. Palo Alto Network’s Dharminder Debisarun interviews him to learn more their decision to purchase cyberinsurance. You will hear what is generally covered and how it can be part of a prevention strategy. There will also be a chance to answer questions at the end of the session.

A cloud-based community-driven approach for advanced threat detection and prevention is paramount to successfully combatting attackers. The scale, speed of enhancements, community leverage, and automated prevention that WildFire provides is unparalleled. At the same time, some organizations are concerned about data privacy and protection when dealing with cloud-based threat analysis.

Palo Alto Networks is proud to introduce the WildFire EU cloud. Customers now have the option to submit unknown files and e-links to the WildFire EU cloud for analysis, where data is fully analyzed without ever leaving European borders. This is of particular interest to companies within the European Union and international organizations looking for localized clouds combined with the power of global cloud threat analytics.

At this valuable and information webinar we will explore how WildFire EU cloud helps you:

1. Address data privacy needs – Data analyzed by WildFire EU cloud remains within the boundaries of the EU. This alleviates data transfer concerns shared by some of our customers and addresses the needs of many international organizations.

2. Leverage global threat intelligence – WildFire EU cloud leverages access to the largest threat analysis tool in the World used by more than 10,000 customers as part of the Palo Alto Networks next generation security platform, providing complete prevention capabilities.

3. Take advantage of groundbreaking Threat Analytics and Correlation – Security teams can accelerate threat hunting, analytics and response efforts with globally correlated intelligence from the entire WildFire community, made directly accessible through the AutoFocus service.

Three-quarters of Americans believe that control over their personal data is very important, but only 9% believe they have this control. Up until now, data governance and protection have been a low priority for brands, but the long-term impact of a data breach can lead to a loss of consumer confidence – not to mention massive financial implications. How do you balance the opportunity to provide the best customer experience with the increasing responsibilities in data privacy and security?

In this webinar, we’ll discuss five industry best practices for building an effective data governance plan. From the vendors you choose to work with, to the policies and practices in place today, learn how to make sense of the current legal landscape and how Tealium’s solutions allow you to provide these safeguards to your customers.

Over recent years, several organizations have suffered damaging data breaches where sensitive data was stolen.Alarmingly, things seem to be getting worse, and the results can be devastating. With the expanding threat landscape and the rise of the data-centric enterprise, companies must have parallel development of their security architecture to protect their sensitive data. But in the time it’s taken for data security to catch up with the changing environment, organizations have found their compliance and data protection programs vulnerable.

CISOs must take steps to protect data that is expanding in volume, variety and velocity, and adopt security perimeters around identity attributes and data-centric security. Sensitive data must be continuously monitored for situational awareness and risk management, and CISOs should follow policies that encompass all data silos if they are to avoid security chaos. Enterprises must have an understanding of where sensitive data resides, who has access to it, and how it is impacted by new types of threats and vulnerabilities. Armed with these capabilities, CISOs can enhance sensitive data security to stay ahead of the threats, maintain regulatory compliance, and improve operational efficiency.

Attend this panel discussion as we discuss the key issues which CISOs should be addressing today.