After the Data Breach: Stolen Credentials

As we all know too well, 2020 and 2021 have been full of adaptations. While many employees adjust to working remotely, IT and security professionals everywhere must work overtime to secure and manage their company’s network core infrastructure.

With 17,000 new cyber security threats discovered every week, finding a solution that improves flexibility, workflows, and the consolidation of data — while maintaining highly efficient monitoring and management capabilities is a must. This roundtable webinar brings Subject Matter Experts from Userful and Swimlane. The panel will discuss the importance of flexible solutions for Cyber Security Operations Centers, improvements for how your SOC manages and monitors critical security applications, and will recommend ways to improve the exchange of real-time data and collaboration between operators.

Join Forrester Analyst Rick Holland and ThreatConnect Chief Intelligence Officer Rich Barger for a webinar on understanding your adversary and the importance of proper threat intelligence analysis to proactively defend your organization

According to Gartner, the application layer contains 90% of all vulnerabilities. However, do security experts and developers know what’s happening underneath the application layer? Organizations are aware they cannot afford to let potential system flaws or weaknesses in applications be exploited, but knowing the distinctions between these weaknesses can make all the difference in removing them successfully. During this webinar, Jim Jastrzebski of CA Veracode will discuss how to identify risk factors within your application landscape and share his approach to helping security and development teams address them efficiently. Learn about the methods and solutions attackers typically rely on to perform application vulnerability discovery and compromise, and hear how organizations rely on application security technology and services to gain visibility into their overall landscape—and act upon it in the right way.