Cybersecurity Leadership
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Data protection strategies haven't kept pace with where data actually lives today. This SANS Security Lab will tackle the real-world gaps in modern DLP, from cloud sprawl and tool fragmentation to the emerging risks inside AI pipelines.
In this Ask the Expert session, attendees will learn how organizations can reduce connectivity-related tickets, streamline security policy changes, and accelerate application delivery without compromising control or compliance.
Modern email fraud in financial services often bypasses traditional defenses by exploiting trust, not malware. Join this discussion on evolving attack tactics, security gaps, and practical strategies for building a more resilient email security program.
Join Kevin Garvey and Andy Grayland as they explore practical approaches for engaging senior stakeholders and connecting threat intelligence to business risk.
Autonomous security is reshaping leadership. This webcast explores how AI-driven teams are changing security operations and how leaders can adapt, manage agent-supported workflows, and evolve governance in an increasingly automated landscape.
This webcast explores how Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) helps modern organizations regain visibility into where data lives, what that data is, who can access it, and where the greatest exposures exist.
In this talk, we will go into tips and tricks you can employ to stretch yourself out of your comfort zone and allow you to shine in your career to current and future employers.
Vulnerabilities remain a top attack vector, and VM programs face growing scrutiny. Learn how to govern vulnerability and assessment efforts, align to frameworks, satisfy auditors, and stay ahead of threat actors exploiting known gaps.
As organizations face increasing uncertainty, evolving threats, and shifting regulations, cybersecurity leaders are being challenged to lead with both vision and adaptability. This Solutions Track session focuses on translating those leadership challenges into actionable strategies—providing frameworks, proven approaches, and decision-making tools for professionals at every level who are responsible for driving security initiatives and organizational resilience.
NIST SP 800-61 just got a major update with Revision 3. Learn what changed and how to mature your Incident Response program with actionable updates that you can use right away.
This webcast will explore where conventional DLP programs fall short in the age of AI, including lack of context, overwhelming alert fatigue, and ineffective measurement.
In this webinar, experts from SANS and Cisco will explore the hybrid mesh firewall approach—what it is, why it’s critical today, and effective deployment at scale.
Join us for this practical, insight-packed webcast and learn how to confidently launch or strengthen your DLP program for immediate value and long-term success.
Traditional data governance approaches, built around static controls and classification, are no longer sufficient when AI can infer sensitive insights from benign data. Join this webcast to explore how Knostic is redefining access and identity management for the AI era with a knowledge-centric approach that emphasizes not just who has access, but who needs access.
Practice your skills in an engaging, team-based environment to improve your cyber security executive decision making proficiency. Cyber42 is a realistic leadership simulation with applicable and discussion-based outcomes. Leave with a confidence boast in a key skill senior leaders seek from their CISOs: nimble decision making.
The hard skills required to be successful in the cyber security industry are constantly evolving. The evolution of technology and the ever-evolving threat landscape have contributed to a new world of hard skills cyber security professions need to be well versed. Acquiring additional skills will not only help you better protect your organization, but also help grow your successful career in this dynamic industry. Knowing what skills to acquire can be overwhelming when you do not know where to start.
Join us for Cyber42 on the hot topic of ransomware. This version of the game represents how a fictional organization responds to a ransomware event against the organization. Responses to ransomware events require not only managing the event but also the expectations of key stakeholders and external parties.
Calling everyone who wants to join the amazing cyber security industry. In this webinar, we are going to tackle what you can do outside of your normal day to day work responsibilities to gain experience that future cyber security employers love. We will also cover some ways for you to gain some foundational experience to help build your future cyber chops. The resources are there for you and Kevin will walk through examples to get yourself prime for your next cyber dream role.Don't wait! Register now for the other webcasts in the HR + Cybersecurity! Skilling the Gap: Creative Ways to Recruit Top Cyber TalentKnowing Your Applicants: How to Stay Current to Best Assess Your Cyber ApplicantsSlow the Revolving Door of Talent: Creative Ways to Keep Your Existing Cyber Talent in Your OrganizationTransition to Cyber Security From a Non-Cyber Role: Creative Ways to Impress to Land Your Dream Cyber Role
The fictitious Rekt Casino fell victim to a ransomware attack which resulted in personal identifiable information, HR records, and financial information being exfiltrated. The root cause of the problem was a lack of governance, risk, and compliance, along with properly configured technical and administrative controls. It could also be argued that Rekt Casino lacked a strategic plan as well as an inherent security culture. Looking at the history of Rekt Casino, we are going to identify when the transition from the old school approach of information security could have been transitioned to the enterprise risk management approach. The mistake organizations often make is to focus on defenses such as endpoint protection, firewalls, and intrusion prevention without a good understanding of what the threats actually are. It's as if Rekt Casino fortified their castle to protect against bows and arrows, yet the adversaries attacked with a trebuchet. ' If the executives, technology team, and board of directors had been paying attention to news stories, security guidance, employees ' approach to protecting company assets, or even attending security-related conferences, they would have gotten the message that security had become a critical concern due to the threat landscape. It's not enough to acknowledge that security requires more attention, you also have to act on that knowledge. In this Part 2 of 4 webcast, we will quickly review the overarching history of Rekt Casino, what they had in place for protections, and the outcome. Then we will dive deep into what could have been done to prevent the breach from occurring in the first place in regards to a security program built to protect data, systems, networks. We will dive into topics such as:Building a strong security programHow best to protect networks, systems, and dataLeading Modern Security InitiativesDetecting and Responding to Attacks Don't wait! Register now for the other webcasts in the series!Part 1: Business Security Strategy, Policies, and Leadership Gone WrongPart 3: Feeble Security Culture Disconnected from Business ObjectivesPart 4: Rekt Casino Hack Assessment Transformational Series: Pulling It All Together