Defining and Justifying an Advanced Security Program

From big cities to small towns, no government is immune to ransomware.
Government Technology recently hosted a panel of cyber security experts to discuss how state and local government leaders can protect their most important assets from ransomware attacks – and what to do in the event they experience one.
View on-demand now to:
•Learn about trends in ransomware
•Hear from the front lines of local government
•Understand your options for handling an attack

FireEye Chat, our quarterly talk show, brings guest experts front and center to cover today’s most important cyber security topics.

In this episode, our FireEye panel discusses the complexity of security operations and its impact on organizational risk. A typical U.S. company uses an average of 85 security tools that generate over 10,000 alerts each day. With a little luck, organizations might discover a breach only after the attacker has been in their systems for an average of 78 days. The potential damage and risk as a result of operational inefficiencies is jaw-dropping.

Join our host, Vasu Jakkal, Chief Marketing Officer, as she talks with Seth Summersett, Chief Scientist and Chris Schreiber, Product Strategist about why you need to work smarter, not harder. They will highlight:

• How technology only solutions often cause security issues
• What simple mindset shift is required to improve operational efficiency
• The FireEye approach to help focus on high impact tasks and gain access to industry expertise

Everyone must work together to protect the cloud. While cloud providers focus on protecting their services and infrastructure, you must ensure that data flowing into the cloud doesn’t leave an opening for attackers.

Join us on September 26 at 10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET, as experts, Rob Ayoub, Sr. Product Marketing Manager, FireEye, Baseer Balazadeh, Sr. Technical Marketing Engineer, Public Cloud, Gigamon and Tom Adamski, Sr. Solutions Architect, AWS present a webinar on how to:

•Deploy a security infrastructure that helps you minimize risk by accurately detecting and quickly stopping advanced, targeted and other evasive attacks

•Achieve greater cloud network visibility by ingesting and capturing traffic data from your cloud infrastructure

•Apply intelligence to get actionable insights and speed detection and response

•Fully integrate network forensics to accelerate alert investigation and breach mitigation

The cloud is more pervasive in our organizations and our lives. But security operations centers (SOCs) can keep up, even when their organization adopts multiple public cloud and SaaS solutions.

Join this webinar to ensure that your organization’s cloud strategy is less of a problem than you might think. Expert Martin Holste, Cloud CTO at FireEye, shares:

• Trade-offs and nuances between cloud providers
• Considerations that can affect your strategic direction
• Seasoned guidance on how to optimize your cloud migration

From big cities to small towns, no government is immune to ransomware. Cybercriminals have their eyes set on local government. How do local municipalities address the ever-growing risks of cyber-attack?

This is an informative webinar with FireEye, CDW, and Carahsoft where you’ll learn how state and local government leaders can protect their most important assets from ransomware attacks and what to do in the event they experience one.

Attendees of this complimentary session will get to:

Learn about trends in ransomware
Hear from the front lines of your local government
Understand your options for handling an attack

For some time, the healthcare sector has faced a wide range of threat actors and adversary motivations. Today, data held by healthcare organizations—patient records, medical research, and more—remains at risk from cyber criminals and espionage groups. More disruptive cyber attacks can even hamper operations within healthcare providers.

Join us on September 17 at 9 a.m. PT/12 p.m. ET, as FireEye and Beazley present a webinar that discusses the latest breach and threat landscape trends for this sector.

Defending the frontlines of cybersecurity is a never-ending battle, with new advanced persistent threat (APT) groups lurking to steal data, compromise infrastructure, and interfere with victim business operations. FireEye’s newly named threat group, APT41 is no exception. Their aggressive and consistent mode of operation, and highly sophisticated tactics, distinguishes them from other adversaries making them a double threat to contend with.

APT41 uniquely balances espionage activity concurrently with financially motivated activity driven by personal gain. Since 2012 FireEye has observed APT41 conduct in a wide range of operations including data theft, innovative supply-chain attacks, and the use of unique tools and targeting techniques.

Join this webinar to hear FireEye Threat Intelligence experts, Jacqueline O’Leary, Raymond Leong and Dan Perez, provide:

•Insights into attribution and shared tactics between espionage and financially motivated operations
•Supply chain compromises attributed to APT41 activity
•Unique malware capabilities and techniques
•Details on connections to identified personas

Colleges and universities face a variety of unique threats when it comes to cybersecurity. While allowing access to networks, institutions face a constant churn of new users, have to accommodate thousands of BYOD devices, and are often resource restrained. Cyber attacks can target valuable research data, as well as personal and financial information.

In addition, it is critical that college and university leaders understand new federal cybersecurity regulations and security standards and ensure that institutions are in compliance.

View this on-demand web seminar to learn about the new cyber threat landscape in higher ed, how to ensure your institution is in compliance with recent federal cybersecurity regulations, and strategies to help you defend your campus.

Cybersecurity executives and leaders are not the only cybersecurity experts feeling the pressure to do more with less in the age of the widening cyber skills gap. Cyber security practitioners, already at a disadvantage in the asymmetric battle for the fate of their company’s and customers’ networks, have much to teach the rest of us about how organizations can overcome the shortfall.

Join Danny Slack, Senior Manager for FireEye Managed Defense, as he talks about stories and strategies from the cyber defender’s perspective.

What do CISOs need to be successful at their job? Discover the challenges CISOs are facing and the ways they are solving them.

Join security experts as they discuss the strategies, processes and technologies CISOs use to protect their organizations in the age of breaches:
- What keeps CISOs up at night
- Strategies for breach prevention
- Strategies for making the most of AI technology and human talent
- Coping with analyst fatigue
- Threats on the horizon
- Recommendations for strengthening security

Speakers:
- Deidre Diamond, CEO & Founder, CyberSN
- Alyssa Miller, Manager, Information Security Solutions Practice, CDW
- Martin Holste, Cloud CTO, FireEye
- Mike Weber, Vice President, Coalfire

Front and Center with Colin Carmichael and Jason Martin on the Cyber Security Skills Shortage

FireEye Chat, our quarterly talk show, brings guest experts front and center to cover today’s most important cyber security topics.
In this episode, we address the growing cyber security skills gap, which is expected to reach 3.5 million by 2021.

The rise of technology, combined with more complex cyber security products and cyber threats, have gradually increased the demand for experienced, trained experts to fill a growing number of critical security roles in industry and government worldwide.

Join us as our FireEye Chat panel discusses:

• An overview of the cyber skills gap
• Current proposed solutions
• A breakdown of how FireEye thinks about the challenge, as both a technology company and a security provider

FireEye relentlessly protects its customers. But who protects FireEye? Join us for an overview of how FireEye uses its own products and services to protect itself from the same threats faced by customers.

In this webinar, Matt Shelton, FireEye Director of Technology Risk and Threat Intelligence, will reveal how FireEye:

•Uses threat intelligence to proactively protect the organization
•Detects threats using FireEye Network Security products
•Responds to incidents with FireEye Endpoint Security
•Leverages Helix as its security operations platform
•Hunts for known and unknown threats within its environment.

Through 2022, at least 95% of cloud security failures are predicted to be the customer’s fault (Gartner). But change how you think about cloud security, and you can be a success story.

Join our webinar, which helps debunk several common myths that jeopardize your fast, secure, migration to the cloud:

• The cloud is unsafe
• My organization doesn’t use the cloud
• My cloud provider will keep me secure
• The cloud is just someone else’s computer
• Advanced adversaries aren’t attacking the cloud

You’ll also learn how to identify a trusted advisor for cloud migration so you can confidently take advantage of cloud advancements.


Presented by: Martin Holste, Cloud CTO at FireEye

A Breach Investigation Scenario Leveraging FireEye Endpoint Security

FireEye spends thousands of hours annually investigating the world’s most impactful security breaches - you don’t have to stand alone when this happens to you. In this webinar, we will use a real-life scenario to dive deeper into how breaches are discovered and importantly, what security lessons can be learned.

Join FireEye’s Vinoo Thomas as we take a closer look at the discovery of credential harvesting and multiple compromised clients from a single compromised endpoint. Learn how investigation can be used to find and contain the impact of a breach in nearly any environment.

Rapidly evolving threats and infiltration techniques have rendered traditional cyber defense strategies insufficient and ineffective. The emerging threat vectors and speed of change amplified by the digital transformation cannot be addressed by traditional means. Globally, laws are also changing to keep pace as cybercrime evolves, knowing no boundaries. Therefore, organizations must be nimble and agile to keep pace with policy changes, especially when expanding across different jurisdictions

Join us as we discuss three strategic imperatives to strengthen cyber resilience:
• Understand (know your threats) – Identify organization- and industry-specific cyber threats and regulations calls for robust strategies that include cross-disciplinary considerations.
• Measure (know yourself) – Quantify the potential financial impact of cyber exposures to compare against the level of risk appetite acceptable to the board. This will determine the amount of investment necessary to mitigate and transfer any residual risk.
• Manage (know what you can do) – Proactively manage cyber risks by having clear action plans based on your capabilities and capacities to protect against cyber criminals.

While cyber-attacks are inevitable, proper preparation is the essential element that sets resilient organizations apart from the rest in managing risk, minimizing damage, and recovering quickly from any incidents.

The shortage of cybersecurity workers is a growing concern for the teams who are directly responsible for protecting the organization against cyber threats. It’s estimated that by 2021, 3.5 million cyber security positions will go unfilled.

Join Stanley Parret, Principal Consultant for FireEye Managed Defense, for a look at the unforeseen challenges and consequences of the growing cyber skills gap, especially around protecting against advanced threats. In this webinar, we’ll discuss:

-The impact of staffing shortages on security practitioners
-How they’re being required to protect more with less
-The options available to security teams who need to extend their capacity

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Managing security operations is a challenge, and the technologies most organizations are using don’t provide the visibility, detection efficacy, or context they need. As their risk profile expands, organizations rely on hiring more analysts and purchasing more tools, often depending on manual processes to find and mitigate threats. The high volume of alert noise strains security teams’ resources and increases the probability they will miss an alert that matters. Organizations need a single solution that centralizes their security management, provides visibility, and allows them to quickly respond to threats with automation.

In this webinar:
- Understand the benefits of technology consolidation
- Learn about what a single platform can do for your people and processes
- Discover the untapped potential of your security investments

Election security has become a growing priority for governments and citizens alike on a global scale.
While cyber-enabled interference and election tampering continues to make headlines, coverage of the root cause can seem unclear due to the wide range of differing threats facing entities within an election’s ecosystem.

Join this webinar with Luke McNamara, Principal Analyst of Threat Intelligence, as he uncovers:
• Frontline observances by FireEye of election-driven threat actors—and their key target areas
• A risk framework for organizations to categorize election threat activities and targets
• Beyond the enterprise, how these threats impact individuals and donors involved in political campaigns
• Best practices used by FireEye and implemented by election administrators to reduce targeted cyber risks
• The anticipated evolution of sophisticated attacker techniques in future elections