Name: What to expect in 2020: Regulatory Compliance in Privacy & Cybersecurity
Start: 2020-01-21T22:00:00Z
End: 2020-01-21T22:46:28.000Z
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This channel features presentations by leading experts in the field of information security. From application, computer, network and Internet security to access control management, data privacy and other hot topics, you will walk away with practical advice for your strategic and tactical information security initiatives.

The 24x7 threat of a data breach is making more CISOs hyper-focused on securing cloud-resident sensitive data, as this data is a prime target for malicious actors. Its presence poses a huge risk, especially for model-driven organizations with hybrid and multi-cloud environments.  

Join Jack Poller (Senior Analyst at ESG), Bernard Brantley (CISO of Corelight), Rahul Gupta (Head of Security & GRC at Sigma), and Amer Deeba (CEO of Normalyze) in an interactive panel as these security leaders share insights on: 

• Why the security of cloud-resident data is a key concern for CISOs
• How enterprises are shifting security strategy with more emphasis on protecting cloud-resident sensitive data 
• Selecting an effective framework for cloud data security
• Top three best practices to help security teams more effective at protecting sensitive cloud data

CISOs Take on Cloud Data Security: Best Practices, Challenges, & Attack Trends

What we are hearing from CISOs, Nick Lantuh, Co-founder & CEO of Interpres Security explains, is that cybersecurity has become too costly, complicated, siloed, and requires significant manual engineering to succeed using current methods. These issues dovetail with the competing objectives to secure your organization from large-scale attacks, while simultaneously optimizing costs in today’s budget constrained environment.

A threat-centric cybersecurity approach holds the key to resolving many of these issues, in which defense surface management is key. Tune in as Lantuh and an ESG analyst deconstruct this topic in the following Fireside Chat.

Additional agenda topics include:
•     Why defense surface management is needed in today’s security environments
•     Defense Surface Management concept and origins
•     Steps organizations can take to validate their security strategies
•     How continuous monitoring improves the security posture

A Threat Centric Approach to Cybersecurity

PCI Data Security Standard is a global standard for protecting account data. The latest version PCI-DSS v4.0 was finalized last year. This new standard impacts on every organization and company in the world that accepts debit or credit card payment. 

In this presentation, industry thought leader Ralph Villanueva will leverage his knowledge and expertise in the PCI-DSS standards to discuss its impact on the enterprise endpoints, and provide recommendations on how to use this framework to optimize endpoint security.

Optimize the implementation of PCI-DSS v4.0 on endpoint security

Endpoint security is critical to protecting your organization from cyber threats, but traditional antivirus solutions are no longer enough. Cyber criminals are using sophisticated techniques that can evade detection by antivirus software. This session will explore endpoint security strategies beyond antivirus that can help your organization combat sophisticated threats.

We will cover a range of strategies, including:
- Behavioral analysis: Identifying and blocking malicious behavior on endpoints.
- Application control: Restricting access to certain applications on endpoints to prevent attacks.
- Network segmentation: Isolating endpoints from the rest of the network to limit the spread of attacks.
- Threat intelligence: Leveraging external threat intelligence to identify and block known threats.

Attendees will learn the importance of endpoint detection and response (EDR) solutions, which can provide real-time visibility into endpoint activity and help detect and respond to threats quickly.

By attending this session, viewers will gain a better understanding of the limitations of traditional antivirus solutions and learn about alternative strategies to protect your endpoints from sophisticated threats. You will also learn about the benefits of EDR solutions and how they can improve your organization's overall security posture.

Beyond antivirus: Endpoint security strategies to combat sophisticated threats

Tune into this session, presented by Boleaum Inc.'s Vincent Amanyi, to learn how to implement a best practice identity access management (IAM) framework that is aligned with your zero trust policies.

Attendees will learn how to:
- Identify what matters in your enterprise environment. 
- Develop a strategy with a realistic budget. 
- Partner vendor's with the right solutions to your environment.

Implement best practice IAM and zero trust

Security teams are at now loss for telemetry from their devices -- the struggle is to make sense of it all. Many breaches occur not because detection didn’t work, but because the noise was so loud that the breach got missed until it is too late. 

This talk, presented by cybersecurity expert John Bambenek will cover how to engineer the right data sources from end points to not only build detection models, but to enhance and prioritize events to identify chains of behaviors that will lead to breaches if unaddressed.

Creating threat analytics on the endpoint

What does your cybersecurity posture look like in 2023? Tune into this webinar from Towerwall Founder and CEO Michelle Drolet as she discusses the latest cyberthreat trends and provides the necessary insights to defend against evolving attacks.

Based on the research and real-world experiences, we will discuss:

• The lasting cyber impact of the war in Ukraine.
• The maturity of the “as-a-service” industry  and how it has put advanced threat tactics into the hands of nearly any criminal.
• How ransomware operators have evolved  their activities and mechanisms, both to evade detection and to incorporate novel techniques.
• A deep dive into the abuse of legitimate security tools by criminals to execute attacks.
• An analysis of the threats facing Linux, Mac, and mobile systems.

Discover the latest cyber threat trends

What is XDR? What is extended detection and response? What does that even mean?

The evolution of of endpoint protection (EPP) to managed detection and response (MDR) to eXtended detection and response (XDR) is natural and expected.

Just as it was great to protect your desktops and servers -- the endpoints of your network -- with antivirus software, it naturally evolved into requiring 24x7 endpoint monitoring all 365 days of the year. 

Now that more and more companies are monitoring the network and firewall on a continuous basis, incorporating those threat intelligence feeds into your MDR solution to give you XDR is natural as well.

But what all do you get with this evolutionary step? Tune into this session from expert John Bruggeman who will explore  the major vendors in the XDR space, what they do and don't provide, and how you can make the right choice for your environment.

Protect your endpoints with evolutionary XDR

Space systems provide many critical functions to the military, federal agencies, and infrastructure networks. Space Policy Directive-5 Cybersecurity Principles for Space Systems describes the cyber threat to space systems and the need for these systems to be secure and resilient against cyber-attacks. Cyber defenses for space systems must be implemented in size, weight, and power (SWAP)-constrained, real-time operating environments that cannot tolerate increased latency and other common detrimental side-effects of cyber defenses. 

In this webinar, WiCyS strategic partner Sandia National Laboratories will discuss these challenges. They have been researching moving target defenses (MTD) to protect space systems against cyber-attacks. MTDs create dynamic, uncertain environments on space systems and can be used to defeat cyber threats against these systems. Furthermore, MTDs do not require the detection of an adversary to mitigate the effects of an attack.

Can’t make it during the scheduled webinar? Go ahead and register to receive a recording as soon as we wrap up!

Moving Target Defense for Space Systems

Cyber attacks are rising against critical infrastructure systems and have serious implications for our national security. In addition, many interconnected systems are becoming increasingly cyber-physical due to modernization efforts. For example, the electric grid has rapidly evolved with smart grid technologies, wide-area monitoring capabilities, and advanced automation. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the impact of multi-hazard events such as cyber-attacks and extreme weather on these cyber-physical systems.

In this webinar, WiCyS strategic partner Sandia National Laboratories will discuss approaches for incorporating cyber-physical analysis in electric grid response and defense mechanisms for increased situational awareness, improved response, and resilience. This will include ongoing research and development overviews for cyber-physical anomaly detection, cyber-physical data fusion, cyber-physical mitigation deployment, and characterizing cyber-physical system interdependencies.

Can’t make it during the scheduled webinar? Go ahead and register to receive a recording as soon as we wrap up!

Improving Electric Grid Cybersecurity with Cyber-Physical Analysis

The recent rash of ransomware attacks and evolving cyber security threats make cyber security insurance a necessity, both to protect the company and to reassure clients and investors of the safety of their data. 

In this presentation, Ralph Villanueva will leverage more than a decade’s IT security and compliance experience, and his intimate knowledge of cyber security insurance as a licensed agent and broker for property and casualty insurance, including cyber security insurance, to discuss how IT leadership can make their company more cyber security insurable.

Tune into this webinar to learn:
•         Relevant information that cybersecurity insurance underwriters need.
•         Key areas that can affect the company’s cyber insurability.
•         Actions that the IT leadership can do to make the company cyber insurable.

About the speaker:
Ralph has been keeping his employers compliant with IT and cybersecurity requirements across numerous and diverse regulations such as the Nevada Gaming Control Board, Payment Card Industry, COSO-Integrated Framework, COBIT and ISO 27001 since 2007, and data privacy since 2017. His more than two decades of internal and IT audit and compliance work in the US and the Asia Pacific region provide him with insights not only in enforcing IT and cybersecurity requirements in light of changing regulatory and technical environments, but also in anticipating and dealing with future. Ralph has also earned numerous certifications such as the ISO 27001LA and ISO 27701LA, CISA and CISM, PCI-ISA and PCIP, CIA and CRMA, CFE, CPA and ITIL. Since 2010, Ralph has regularly spoken at over 40 conferences.

Tips to make your company cyber insurable

Historically, risk management has consisted of the controls over risk, acceptance of risk, and transfer of risk. Cyber resilience overlays those concepts with cyber-related security, business continuity and cyber insurance. This presentation from Risk Masters International's Executive Principal Steven Ross will examine how insurance fits into a cyber resilience program and what the challenges are in obtaining coverage that meets an organization’s needs.

Tune into this webinar to learn:
• How market forces, especially ransomware and cryptocurrency, have affected both resilience and insurance.
• The technology challenges in acquiring cyber insurance.
• How small and medium sized businesses are affected in their ability to be cyber resilient.
• Inclusion of artificial intelligence in insurance decisions.

About the speaker:
Steve holds certification as a Master Business Continuity Professional (MBCP) as well as a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and a Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA). He is a specialist in business continuity management, IT disaster recovery planning, and information security and has implemented programs for numerous banks, government agencies, and industrial corporations. Before founding Risk Masters, Steve was with Deloitte & Touche as the leader of their Business Continuity Management practice. In recent years, his focus has been on the resilience of large business and technology environments. He is editor of the multi-volume series, e-Commerce Security, and author of several of the books in the series.

Cyber insurance as a part of a cyber resilience program

Tune into this webinar session, presented by Boleaum Inc. founder Vincent Amanyi, to learn the three fundamental factors to consider when building a classic ransomware protection strategy for your organizational landscape.

Key Takeaways:
- How to prepare a recover plan.
- How to limit the scope of damage from a ransomware attack.
- How to harden your environment, making it harder for ransomware attacks to get in.

Three-phase ransomware protection strategy

Ransomware is an omnipresent threat to every business. A comprehensive defense and recovery plan is an essential requirement for managing and mitigating this risk. Such a plan must take a 360-degree view of the enterprise’s risk as well as identify and address the many uncertainties faced by victims of ransomware.

This presentation from Risk Masters International's Allan Cytryn will provide this 360-degree view. Participants will come away understanding the ransomware risk vectors, the options for addressing them, and the limits of their effectiveness. Recovery is a key component of risk mitigation. Relevant options and alternatives will be discussed. 

In addition, attendees will learn the the operational lifecycle of a ransomware attack – from anticipatory risk mitigation, to attack, then to recovery, and finally resumption of normal operations. Recovery planning is only effective if conducted in this broader context.

About the speaker:
Allan has more than 30 years of experience in senior IT Leadership roles in the finance and financial services sector. His responsibilities have included Regional CIO and Managing Director for Applications at Deloitte, CIO for Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, Vice President of Corporate Finance at Goldman Sachs, Group Vice President for Funds Transfer and Foreign Exchange Systems at Bankers Trust.

Allan is also on the Executive Board of the Boston Global Forum, a think-tank founded by Governor Michael Dukakis. In this role he has advised governments on Cyber Security and AI policies and has contributed to the 2016 G7 Cyber Security Declaration at the G7 meeting in Isa Shima, Japan. This was the first ever joint statement on cyber security from the G7 world leaders.

Recovery from a ransomware attack: How to prepare and plan to minimize risk

Ransomware attacks are top of mind for CISOs and CIOs as they can cripple an entire enterprise. Making matters worse, some ransomware operators are stealing data and trying to extort organizations publicly to get paid. 

Tune into this talk to learn some of the newest ransomware trends including how threat actors are attacking cloud resources. and the sophisticated threat prevention techniques organizations can adopt to stop ransomware before their organization falls prey.

How I learned to halt ransomware and stop worrying

Cecile Mengue (IBM) took an unconventional path into the hacker field and will give a unique insight into pathways to cybersecurity in this webinar. 

Join WiCyS Strategic Partner IBM on January 17 to look into various ways of entering this career. 

Can’t make it during the scheduled webinar? Go ahead and register to receive a recording as soon as we wrap up!

A Career in Cyber Security: My Unconventional Path

Very often threat actors and criminals will infiltrate a victim's network days or even weeks before planting malware. How can you detect threat actors before they attack? And how do you monitor your network all time?
 
Do you have someone watching your network on the weekends or over holiday breaks? Many companies not have eyes on glass 24x7 because it’s just too expensive. For the SMB market, it is not cost effective to hire 7 to 10 people to staff your security operations center 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

What does make sense is finding a trusted partner who offers Managed Detection and Response (MDR) to watch your computer network 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 
 
Tune into this session to learn how outsourcing MDR to a reliable managed service provider (MSP) can be beneficial for businesses with $5M in revenue to $500M in revenue. Discover how insured MSP watch your network for signs of a ransomware attack and take on that risk for you. Finally, get some rest on the holiday break knowing that your network is monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Monitor your environment 24/7 with a MDR solution

Ransomware is a huge concern for many organizations. Ensuring resilience against these attacks requires robust measures. However, those countermeasures need to be in keeping with the organization’s overall security strategy. 

Zero trust began as a security model for network security but its concepts and value are now recognized as supporting the overall security posture of an organization. Many are using or deploying a zero trust security architecture throughout their security operations. Zero trust concepts can and should be used to prevent or, at a minimum mitigate, the damage caused by ransomware. This webinar will explore how companies can utilize zero trust for effective ransomware defense.

Join this discussion to discover:
• How ransomware operates which allows it to promulgate within an environment.
• The concepts of zero trust that support ransomware resilience.
• How an organization can leverage an existing zero trust architecture to specifically address ransomware.
• Solutions that support zero trust mitigation of ransomware.

Thwarting ransomware with zero trust

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Data Security and Privacy 2020 [Privacy Month]

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been making far more influence on the privacy landscape online than expected since its enactment by the European Union (EU) on May 25th, 2018. 

Google and Facebook, two of the most powerful digital platforms, were heavily scrutinized and penalized with hefty fines for their non-compliance in the European market.  GDPR has also driven many countries, such as Japan, Brazil, and South Korea, to follow suit by strengthening their privacy laws. All 50 states in the United States have also joined the camp by amending their privacy laws - albeit to varying degrees - to make privacy breach reporting mandatory. 

Most notably, the State of California developed its own GDPR-style privacy law called “California Consumer Protection Act” (CCPA) and will enact in January 2020. Moreover, two federal privacy bills were recently submitted to the Congress aiming to be the very first federal-level, comprehensive privacy law in the U.S. Canada is no exception in this privacy-aware trend. The ruling liberal party made clear that modernizing privacy legislation to protect citizens online will be one of the party’s priorities. 

This presentation will talk about current trends in privacy field in terms of regulatory requirements in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, discuss what to expect in 2020, and what to do to make sure that all the organizations and institutions are compliant with applicable laws and regulations in their jurisdiction.

What to expect in 2020: Regulatory Compliance in Privacy & Cybersecurity

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