An experienced and independent advisor providing a critical perspective on your cyber strategy, delivering invaluable insight on your journey to Cyber Resilience, and creating board-level awareness of the real risks to your business

Our cyber enemies are sophisticated and strategic with clear objectives and lots of resources. To counter their attacks, we need a pragmatic approach to threat and risk analysis to feed our cyber security ecosystem and focus on protecting our most important assets. This session aims to answer these questions:
•         How can we make cyber security decisions based on threats and risks if we’re not risk experts?
•         How can we determine who wants to access our information assets and why?
•         How do we discover what our valuable information assets are, and where they are located?
•         How do we prioritise our defences, ensuring that our resources are focused to the best effect?

Pragmatic Risk-Based Cyber Security

93% of enterprises already have a multi-cloud strategy in place (Flexera 2020 State of Cloud Report). Multi-cloud security protects data and applications from advanced, sophisticated security threats. Some other benefits include reduced costs and better service delivery. But what are the main multi-cloud security trends you can expect to see in 2021? 

Join cloud and security leaders as they discuss: 
-  The benefits of multi-cloud solutions for your security posture
-  The challenges associated with a multi-cloud strategy and how to navigate and overcome these challenges
-  The cloud security landscape of 2021

Moderated by: 
Simon Ratcliffe, CIO Advisor and Mentor, IT Evangelist, Ensono
Stephen Archer, Senior Specialist Solutions Engineer (Cloud & Automation), F5 Networks
Peter Wood, Partner, Naturally Cyber LLP
James Johnson, Cloud & Data Security Specialist - ATG - EMEA, Proofpoint.

Managing Multi-Cloud Security in 2021

Among rapidly evolving technological advancements, the emergence of AI-enhanced malware is making cyber-attacks exponentially more dangerous, and harder to identify. 

As AI-driven attacks evolve, they will be almost indistinguishable from genuine activity, and conducted at an unprecedented speed and scale. In the face of offensive AI, only defensive AI can fight back, detecting even the most subtle indicators of attack in real time, and respond with surgical actions to neutralize threats - wherever they strike.  

In this session, discover: 
· How cyber-criminals are leveraging AI tools to create sophisticated cyber weapons  
· What an AI-powered spoofing threat may look like, and why humans will not be able to spot them 
· Why defensive AI technologies are uniquely positioned to fight back

The Battle of Algorithms: How AI is beating AI at its own game

No organisation can defend against every conceivable attack in the cloud, thus it makes sense to prioritise threats by the most likely to target your specific business and then make informed decisions on how to prevent and detect those threats. 

This webinar will introduce the concepts of Threat and Risk Analysis for cloud security, how to identify the most likely attacks, and how to best focus your efforts and budget to protect your cloud services.

Threat and Risk Analysis for the cloud

Most security awareness training fails. 

Typically, it’s boring, condescending or wrong, and sometimes all three. This webinar has a different approach: calling on principles from sales and marketing, ethical hacking, education theory and creative writing. Learn how your awareness training can generate empathy, tension and emotional investment, enticing your audience to keep watching. Many people prefer reading fiction to academic papers, as humans are naturally drawn to stories. 

An engaging, relevant narrative will transform your awareness training from boring to captivating, changing the way your audience thinks and even behaves.

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