Name: Why Open Source Use is Common and Problematic
Start: 2020-04-22T15:00:00Z
End: 2020-04-22T15:00:46.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

CyberRes is now part of OpenText Cybersecurity. We bring the expertise of one of the world’s largest security portfolios to help our customers navigate the changing threat landscape by building both cyber and business resiliency within their teams and organizations. We are here to help enterprises accelerate trust, reliability, and survivability through times of adversity, crisis, and business volatility.

We are a part of a larger set of digital transformation solutions that fight adverse conditions so businesses can continue to run today, keep the lights on, and transform to grow and take advantage of tomorrow’s opportunities.  Visit CyberRes at: https://www.cybrerres.com

Guest speaker Heidi Shey is a Principal Analyst at Forrester serving security and risk professionals. Her research primarily focuses on data security and privacy strategy, policies, and related technology controls. She will discuss Data Security Platforms, the new market segment defined in The Forrester Wave™: Data Security Platforms Q1 2023, with an overview of the research, key points not to miss, and a view to the future. Join us for a conversation with Heidi on the convergence of data security, privacy, and governance use cases. You’ll gain insights you can put into practice, including:

• Ways to achieve continuous data visibility to understand data value and risk
• How security and risk professionals are addressing data protection
• Operationalizing data security and privacy practices

Data Security Platforms - Present and Future

Today, passwordless authentication technologies are being used for more than multi-factor authentication. They are used to improve usability and resist phishing attacks while keeping friction low. Unfortunately, too often, deployment and implementation barriers prevent organizations from adopting password technologies to the level they want.

In this webinar, we will cover the following:

Considerations for selecting authentication methods and devices
Enrollment strategies for different methods
Forming a long-term strategy and set of practices for managing and maintaining your authentication environment

Scaling Passwordless Authentication

While the landscape of application development continues to evolve, organizations have been transitioning their application development and workflows to the cloud, taking advantage of its scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. However, with the benefits of DevOps come the challenges of bringing your security tools with you into that cloud environment. Fortify Hosted is designed to transition with your developers to continue driving secure application development as you move from on-prem to cloud environments by providing Fortify application security capabilities in a cloud-based SaaS offering.
Join us for this upcoming webinar as we discuss:
• How to manage software security activities in the cloud without worrying about infrastructure
• How to remediate vulnerabilities more easily with an enterprise-grade AppSec platfrom that provides a central view of risk
• How to integrate into your DevSecOps pipeline in the cloud, enabling seamless AppSec testing for every release

Secure DevOps in the Cloud with Fortify Hosted

With the ongoing expansion of multi-factor technologies to secure digital access for employees and consumers, the strong authentication market is forecast to continue its double-digit growth for at least the next five years. Add in the increasingly mainstream expectation of passwordless capabilities, and this growth will likely keep going.
In this webinar, Jim Gerken and Chris Barngrover review passwordless authentication best practices and how NetIQ enables organizations to deploy it across their environment.

Make authentication as advanced as your business

Join us for an informative webcast sponsored by OpenText™ Voltage™, where we will explore the critical topic of privacy compliance obligations in the United States and Canada. In this webcast, we will delve into the challenges faced by organizations in meeting current and emerging privacy regulations and provide valuable insights from the analyst report Privacy Compliance in North America: Status and Progress in 2023 by Osterman Research.

Discover how organizations are navigating the complex landscape of privacy regulations, ensuring the appropriate protection of data and extending rights to individuals. Gain a deeper understanding of the implications of elevated privacy requirements and their impact on various industries.

Key highlights from the report include:
• The disconnect between claims of maturity and actual security realities.
• The growing trend of extending synthesized rights from state-level regulations to all residents in the United States.
• Insights into the commitment of compliance and legal teams towards privacy.
• Challenges faced in identifying and protecting sensitive data.
• Strategies for elevating protections and improving readiness for the next wave of privacy regulations.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights into privacy compliance practices and stay ahead of the evolving regulatory landscape. Register now for this informative webcast sponsored by OpenText™ Voltage™.

Data Privacy Compliance: A Look at Current Progress and Future Roadmap

Join this webinar to learn how to secure your APIs against today's threat actors. Stan Wisseman, Head of North America Security GTM, will discuss how modern applications are different, the basics of APIs, and how to control API risks.

Fortify Your APIs to Make Sure They're Battle Ready

Modern-day software development depends heavily on third-party components, libraries, and frameworks. However, attackers are increasingly targeting these software building blocks to compromise enterprise applications. Legacy systems, faulty code, and stretched resources are working against application security teams, but there is a path forward. 

Join us for this free webinar to hear from experts about the latest tactics to fortify your software supply chain against an ever-expanding attack surface. You’ll learn about:  

• How to get a comprehensive view of the software supply chain. 
• Software attack vectors you might not have considered. 
• How to manage risk from libraries, frameworks, and other third-party components. 
• And more…

Shoring Up the Software Supply Chain Across Enterprise Applications

The application security market continues to evolve as organizations recognize that security risk needs to balance with business imperatives. Fortify partnered with DarkReading to interview hundreds of AppSec professionals and developers to discover the key challenges this ever changing landscape has created.

Based off the survey and research data, it's evident that regardless of the pace of change in technology transformation (the explosion of APIs, microservices, IaC innovation and cloud technology) there’s still a lot of room for maturity and growth in most organizations.

Did you know, that while the majority (57%) of organizations are implementing DevSecOps, almost 3 in 10 (29%) haven’t yet but plan to in the next year. Crazy as it sounds, a full 14% are not doing so and have no plans to.

Static application security testing (SAST) is becoming the norm. (56% use SAST and perform appsec assessments). But dynamic analysis (DAST) is still lagging at only 45% implementation.

There is still over 30% of organizations looking to implement MAST and almost half (46%) of organizations we surveyed are planning implementation of SCA.

Join us as we explore the key findings, implementation challenges, factors influencing tool adoption, and key take-aways.

Special note: Martin Hell (from Debricked) will be joining us to share their research on the State of Open Source Security.

Key Takeaways from the 2023 State of Code Security Report

How are cybersecurity priorities changing in 2023? CIOs and CISOs are responding to changing technology and data breach trends, the economic outlook, and escalating regulatory demands for cybersecurity and data privacy. Guest speaker Michael Sampson of Osterman Research uncovers CISO and CIO assessments of their own organizations’ relative cybersecurity strengths and weaknesses, and how and where they’re placing spending priorities. 

Hear the research results and implications for four focus areas: applications, data, cloud platforms, and on-premises infrastructure.
• What types of cybersecurity incidents did respondents experience last year?
• Where do they see the biggest gaps between current and desired security posture?
• What are their top investment priorities?
• What is the impact of the Board of Directors on cybersecurity approaches?

Download the Osterman Report to learn more about the top cybersecurity investment priorities for CISOs and CIOs in 2023: https://www.microfocus.com/ostermanreport2023

Top Cybersecurity Investment Priorities for CIOs and CISOs in 2023

Join our Data Science Team for a deep dive into the models and math that drive the behavioural analytics within ArcSight Intelligence. See what makes us different from other “AI” solutions on the market and learn how a data science-first approach can revolutionize your security posture.

Beyond the Buzz – Under the Hood of AI and ML in Cyber

Beyond the capabilities of NetIQ Identity Governance, a successful use of it depends on the teams involved knowing how to onboard, manage and maintain their governance environment. In this webinar, Jim Montgomery will teach attendees how to adopt governance best practices.

• Learn the concrete differences between identity synchronization and modern identity governance 
• Learn deployment and onboarding best practices
• How to ensure long-term and scalable success, leveraging the IGA investment

Scaling IGA to Cover the Whole Enterprise

Data Access Governance is a market segment that focuses on identifying and addressing threats that can come from inappropriate access to sensitive and valuable unstructured data – the file-based data that makes up 80 percent of an organization’s stored data.
NetIQ Data Access Governance is a market leader in the Data Access Governance market segment that meets the requirements of Data Access Governance, as well as delivers an extended set of additional features and benefits.

David Condrey, a recognized thought leader in Data Access Governance, will detail the risks that today make Data Access Governance a necessity for securing sensitive and high-value unstructured data and then share the specifics of five organizations that deployed NetIQ Data Access Governance.

Zero Trust Series: 5 Customer Experiences with Data Access Governance

As today's environments become increasingly complex and hybrid, many organizations face challenges enforcing security policies and access controls. NetIQ AD Bridge allows you to extend AD authentication and authorization to both non-Windows resources and cloud resources such as SaaS, containers, or virtual machines.

Consolidate policy silos with Universal Policy Administrator and address potential policy collisions and gaps.

Zero Trust Series: Universal Policy Admin & AD Bridge to Manage

Enterprises are increasingly embracing zero trust as a necessary strategy for securing the business and proactively managing risk. Identity and privilege access management are critical first steps to zero trust, but many have not gotten further than implementing multi-factor authentication. Privilege management and identity governance are emerging as a bigger focus for organizations, but defenders are still figuring out how to stay ahead of the rapidly changing digital landscape and all its threats.

This webinar explores the results of new research commissioned by NetIQ (part of CyberRes, a Micro Focus line of business) and conducted by Dark Reading. While many organizations have enabled multi-factor authentication, research results make a strong case that they are increasingly exploring a more comprehensive approach that integrates identity management and privileges management across Zero Trust environments.

Zero Trust Series: State of Zero Trust: Latest Insights from NetIQ

Discover how Identity Powered Zero Trust helps eliminate potential threats and data breaches on Tuesday, January 24th. Zero trust is about recognizing who is trying to access and whether or not they should be able to access. During this webinar we will provide best practices for implementing Zero Trust strategies around identity and how NetIQ's holistic approach can help you better understand your overall security posture as well as:

• How to detect a compromised user account?
• How to gain more visibility, oversight, and control over your own environment?
• How to measure your security policies and whether or not they are working as they should?
• How to drastically limit the scope of your exposure to threats?

Zero Trust Series: Boost security with Identity Powered Zero Trust

What if privacy could be a catalyst for growth and help solve broader business problems as well? As you look to change behavior, improve your privacy stance, and mobilize your operations to support global privacy regulations, consider the tools you have on hand and ask yourself, are they doing enough? What if there’s more beyond privacy policies and posture – technology that can help accelerate your organization forward?

Voltage advanced privacy-enabling technologies will give you, your team, and your organization that competitive edge. 

Join us to find out:
• How you can transform your privacy practice with secure analytics, data minimization, data retention, and information lifecycle management
• Into an engine that also drives competitive advantage, corporate sustainability, and cost containment

How Does Privacy Compliance = Innovation + Growth?

Can threat intelligence be your trusted, reliable partner in your SecOps workflows? Now there is a high-quality threat intelligence feed that automatically integrates into your SOAR/EDR engines in auto-block mode. Threat intelligence plays a pivotal role in your security portfolio, enabling you to proactively defend against and pre-empt cyberattacks. Unfortunately, many security professionals are having a hard time implementing, automating, and utilizing the vast array of threat intelligence available to their organizations. 

Listen to this recording as we tackle these challenges and highlight the importance of automating threat intelligence as a critical part of a resilient cybersecurity portfolio.

How I learned to trust my threat intelligence solution

Organizations are discarding the model of “Trust but Verify” and moving toward a zero trust model. That is, “Never Trust, Always Verify, Enforce Least Privileges.”

Effective implementation of zero trust requires a risk assessment of the access to data or the environment. And then, based on the risk level, facilitating authentication, authorization, privilege, and lifecycle management to meet compliance standards across modern, hybrid enterprises.

Zero trust also requires protection of data in use, in transit, and at rest while enabling adaptive access to trusted entities.

Join us to hear from: 

Fernando Mitre Caetano Moisés
Cybersecurity & Privacy Partner, PwC Brazil

Kevin Hansen
Chief Technology Officer, Public Sector at Micro Focus Government Solutions

Satyavathi Divadari
Chairman, CSA Bangalore

CSA Series: Enabling Zero Trust for the Cloud

It's really no secret that organizations are developing faster, doing more builds and releasing more frequently. In order to keep up with this business demand, most applications aren't built completely from scratch. Developers utilize third party, or open source components as building blocks, so they can focus their time and energy on the parts of the application that are specific to their business logic or competitive features. With an average growth of 75% over the last two years, open source component usage continues to increase at a rapid pace. 
 
Over the past 15 years, thousands of companies such as Apple, JP Morgan Chase, and most notably, Equifax, have suffered breaches because of these open source components. This makes Software Composition Analysis (SCA) a “must-have” AppSec capability. 
 
Join Micro Focus Fortify and Sonatype in this webinar, “Why Open Source Use is Common and Problematic” to learn:
• The State of Open Source Consumption
• The Risk Involved
• Why Software Composition Analysis is a “must-have”
• How Micro Focus Fortify and Sonatype are solving the problem

Why Open Source Use is Common and Problematic

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