All’s Well if the Endpoint’s Well

How should we prepare for this new brave world where many 3rd party security providers disappeared into cloud providers? This will greatly impact many 3rd party security vendors, organizations and investors.

Cloud transformations are accelerating. By 2020, cloud will increase by 157% and on-premises ’traditional’ IT infrastructure will decrease by 54%, according to 452 Research, 2018.

We will cover how many security solutions will change, including:
- WAF – Web Application Firewalls
- SIEM
- Firewalls
- Encryption
- Tokenization
- Key Management
- AV – Anti Virus
- Network
- And more...

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Kubernetes is the new cloud OS, and enterprises are rapidly migrating existing applications to Kubernetes as well as creating new Kubernetes-native applications. However, Kubernetes configuration management remains complex, and due to this complexity, most implementations do not leverage Kubernetes constructs for security.
In this session you will learn:

- Key Kubernetes constructs to use for properly securing application workloads in any cloud
- How to manage Kubernetes configurations across multiple clusters and cloud providers
- How to audit and enforce enterprise-wide Kubernetes best practices

With sensitive data residing everywhere, organizations becoming more mobile, and the breach epidemic growing, the need for advanced identity and data protection solutions has become even more critical.

Join this webinar to learn more about:
- Data Protection solutions for the enterprise
- Trends in Data Masking, Tokenization and Encryption
- New Data Protection Standards from ISO and NIST
- The new API Economy and how to control access to sensitive data — both on-premises, and in public and private clouds
- The llatest developments in IAM technologies and authentication

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For busy development teams and information security professionals, it can be challenging to keep pace with DevOps code and cloud migration whilst staying on top of security. As we look at the 'shift left' approach and wok to locate defects early in the SDLC, Simon Roe, AppSec Product Manager at Outpost24 will discuss the pitfalls you may face when migrating to cloud and how to overcome them.

Cloud and Cybersecurity Series [Ep.3]: Succeeding in the Multicloud

With most IT work being done in the cloud, what does it mean to be successful and what are the characteristics of highly successful cloud enterprises?

We'll dig into the what it means to be successful in the cloud and what successful organizations do more of (and less of) than their less successful peers. We'll look across technologies adopted, organizational and operational practices, and vendors embraced.

This webinar presents the highlights of Nemertes' in-depth research study of 335 organizations in 11 countries across a range of vertical industries. Later episodes will discuss security topics as well as focusing in on application development and security.

As organizations are forced to adapt to the world around them, the amount and severity of threats continues to increase. In order to ensure security in the cloud, it is vital to protect and maintain IT systems and devices in the office and remotely. Join this panel of industry experts as they discuss cloud cyber hygiene strategies and solutions, including:

- Cloud security protocol best practices
- Strategies for cloud security success
- IT Security hygiene in real time
- Tools and technology to ensure cloud hygiene

Moderator:
- Ed Moyle, General Manager and Chief Content Officer, Prelude Institute
Speakers:
- Nathan Burke, CMO Axonius
- Raef Meeuwisse, ISACA Expert Speaker & author Cybersecurity for Beginners

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Cyber-attacks have cost the financial services industry more than any other sector, especially due to the extremely sensitive data and assets that they are gatekeeping.

Join this panel to learn:
-What is the current state of the cybersecurity in financial services?
-Why is cybersecurity more of a business risk than a technology issue?
-Best practices for detecting and preventing threats

Robert Prigge, President, Jumio
Tony Fish, Founder, AMF Ventures
Steven Holt, Practice Lead - EMEIA FS Cybersecurity, EY
Cheri McGuire, Group Chief Information Security Officer, Standard Chartered Bank

The interplay of Humans and Machines in AI-based Automation

Machine learning systems are now routinely performing complex tasks at unparalleled levels of performance across a wide range of applications. However, mission-critical applications such as those in financial services have a minimum tolerance for errors and error correction. Resultantly, the design of machine learning-based systems for such applications requires unprecedented levels of oversight and adaptability.

An optimal system has the right level of interplay between humans and machines. Onfido employs a large number of machine learning models to deliver scalable, secure and frictionless identity verification for their clients, whilst giving clients accurate data they need to remain KYC compliant—so ensuring their models deliver real-world results is business-critical. In this interview we talk with Mohan Mahadevan, VP of Research at Onfido, to learn about how the constraints on these applications, the tradeoffs in an optimal system, and what the future looks like.

Mohan Mahadevan, VP of Research, Onfido
Tony Fish, Founder, AMF Ventures


About Mohan

Mohan is an expert in computer vision, machine learning, AI, data and model interpretability, previously leading research efforts at Amazon as Head of Computer Vision and Machine Learning for Robotic Applications. He has over 15 patents in areas spanning optical architectures, algorithms, system design, automation, robotics and packaging technologies. As Onfido’s VP of Research he leads Onfido’s team of specialist machine learning engineers and is focused on ensuring their systems work both in the lab and the real world.

In this session, we'll discuss various approaches to managing multi-cloud security,

Presented by:
Jeremy Snyder, VP Business Development & International Strategy
Jeremy has been in SaaS since 2002 and in the cloud since 2010. His career has been 5 startups (3 co-founded) and Amazon Web Services. Jeremy's been with DivvyCloud since 2016 and has worked with cloud customers in 4 continents to improve their security posture. Jeremy has a BA in Linguistics from the UNC and an MBA from GMU. Jeremy has lived in 5 countries and speaks more than 5 languages. Jeremy once went 3 days without seeing another human (although he saw dozens of reindeer) and another time got kicked off a train in central Sweden.

Join Sonrai Security CTO & Co-Founder Sandy Bird present why a zero-trust security program is critical to public cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, & GCP

Applications built on a public cloud requires a security model based on trust relationships between consumers of data and the data itself. Public clouds like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) all provide the ability to build applications with strong Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies.

Unfortunately, the numerous IAM configuration options can quickly turn a unique opportunity to build security into applications into a security nightmare. Enterprises building in public cloud must ensure their security programs tightly control trust relationships to ensure adherence to the principles of least privilege and the segregation of duties. During this webcast you will learn:

- A historical perspective on zero trust
- Why the foundation of zero trust is critical for applications built in a public cloud
- The potential risk that can be introduced by public cloud IAM configuration options
- The importance of baselining and monitoring trust relationships in public cloud
- Highlights of different public cloud IAM models

World of kubernetes and cloud is very different from traditional data center world. This talk will address the differences between the two worlds for security professionals.

The information about what security architects need to think about when designing overarching security architecture will be explored. Important foundational comparisons of different cloud-native architecture design and data center architecture will be reviewed. Distributed and centralized characteristics of the two different environments will be considered for security architecture design.

Architecture attributes of cloud-native security architecture versus legacy data center security architecture will be reviewed. Ideas on how to alter security architecture models to meet dynamic nature of cloud technologies will be explored.

This session will equip security architects with facts that will help them design future security implementations.

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