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2023 Sponsorship Opportunities | Multi-Sponsored Surveys
All Multi-Sponsored Surveys are tied to an interactive event. Sponsors receive access to our SANS Analyst Program Slack workspace to discuss their tools and solutions with the community.
| Survey Title | Event Date | Author(s) |
|---|---|---|
2023 Threat Hunting Survey: Focusing on the Hunters and How Best to support Them | Apr. 19 | |
2023 Visibility and Attack Surface Survey | May 31 | |
2023 SOC Survey | Jun. 13 | |
2023 CTI Survey: Keeping Up with A Changing Threat Landscape | Jul. 19 | |
2023 DevSecOps Survey | Aug. 31 | |
2023 Incident Response Survey | Sep. 13 | |
2023 ICS/OT Cybersecurity Survey: 2023’s Challenges and Tomorrow’s Defenses | Sep. 27 | |
2023 Vulnerability Management Survey: The Path to Remediation | Nov. 15 | |
2023 Cloud Survey | Dec. 6 | TBD |
2023 Sponsorship Opportunities | Multi-Sponsored Reports
Receive a branded copy of the report, along with the MP4 of the report analysis webcast recording.
| Report Title | Presentation Date | Author(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 Report: The State of MDR As more organizations today struggle to keep up with the threat landscape, detection and response capabilities can suffer, too. This is often due to a lack of expertise on-staff, or a lack of staff altogether. Increasingly, many security teams are turning to managed detection and response (MDR) providers to help shore up their defenses. In the past several years, the breadth and capabilities of MDR providers have expanded considerably, often including threat intelligence, threat hunting, advanced malware analysis, and many more services than in the past. More solutions are also capable of integrating with other security controls and platforms running in customer environments, and automation for response workflows is another major consideration for most organizations, as well. In this report, we’ll explore the landscape of what security teams should be looking for in a mature, capable MDR offering, and also discuss emerging and evolving trends that will affect the industry now and in the future. | Mar. 22 | Dave Shackleford |
| 2023 Report: Digital Forensics It is no surprise that there is a shortage of cybersecurity professionals, and year upon year, these careers continue to be some of the most in-demand jobs in the corporate, healthcare, financial, education and government sectors. While the term cybersecurity is broad in scope, there are many in-demand roles specifically in the area of digital forensics and investigations. Digital forensics is a small subset of cybersecurity which is further broken up into many distinct disciplines, each often requiring their own set of specialized skillsets, aptitude, certifications, and on the job experience. This paper aims to dissect some of these disciplines and get a feel from the experts why they chose their specific field and what it takes to thrive as a practitioner in the any number of niche forensic fields. | May 10 | Heather Mahalik & Lee Crognale |
| 2023 Report: Architecting a Cloud Security Guardrails Model Security teams need to build consistent, reusable design patterns for cloud security controls that can be automated and maintained readily over time. Within cloud infrastructure, many controls can be provisioned and enabled ahead of time and operate autonomously in any deployment scenario. Commonly termed "guardrails," these controls ensure that security capabilities are always enabled and operate within the context of deployments without any required interaction from security operations or cloud engineering teams. While there are many cloud-native services and controls available from cloud service providers, the marketplace for cloud-centric security solutions has grown and matured significantly in the past several years, and both can play important roles in guardrail design. In this paper and associated Solutions Forum, we'll break down the most common guardrails to consider within a cloud security architecture design and discuss best practices to enable and automate these over time. | Jun. 23 | Dave Shackleford |
| 2023 Report: Top Attacks Abstract coming soon. | Jun. 28 | TBA |
| 2023 Report: Ransomware You would think that after the past years of high profile ransomware attacks, we would see and hear about ransomware less and less however that’s not the case. This report will cover the evolution of ransomware up to 2023 and how threat actors continually evolve to stay a step ahead. It will focus on how to prevent ransomware in our organizations. | Jul. 26 | Jorge Orchilles |
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