As you guide your clients in developing their 2023 security initiatives, now is a great time to streamline their security operations and maximize the ROI of their investments. Since cybercriminals implement a myriad of different attacks, it’s safe to assume that your clients’ have stockpiled numerous, disconnected security products. And they’re not alone. It’s estimated that large organizations manage an average of 76 security tools1.
Register for the Security Automation Summit 22 being held virtually on Nov. 2. You will learn how implementing an integrated security architecture with AI-driven analytics and automation can help improve your clients’ centralized visibility and response time against cyber risks. Build your own agenda and dive into the hottest topics around security automation including ransomware, deceptive technology, cybersecurity mesh architecture (CSMA) and more. You will hear updated perspectives from top analysts and participate in hands-on interactive sessions with leading experts including:
Ransomware in the Real World: Trends, Tips and Tech
Dive deeper into the cybercriminal world and explore the ransomware-as-a-service model to better understand the growth trend and effective countermeasures in response.
How To Use Deception Technology to Protect Your OT/IT Networks
Understand the role advanced deception technology plays in today’s IT/OT defense program. You will learn:
- How to use deception to detect and protect against IT/OT threats
- Valuable tips on how to build a deception environment and measure its effectiveness
- How deception, integrated into your security ecosystem, is used to enhance threat intelligence, and automate incident response
How to Build a Flexible, Extensible and Automated Security Analytics Platform
Discover why automation is critical to improving the effectiveness of your security operations, limiting complexity that often creates gaps that are exploited by threat actors.
Secure your spot for the Security Automation summit and gain the knowledge you need to create security that works for you and your clients—automatically.
1. ISSA. (7.28.21). Cybersecurity Skills Crisis Continues for Fifth Year, Perpetuated by Lack of Business Investment