Cybersecurity: Bridging the Gap Between Physical Security and IT / IoT

Learn what the results of the 2022 eDiscovery Unfiltered report indicate about the direction of data management over the next 12 months and how your legal team can navigate current and future security, privacy, and compliance challenges in its approach from a panel of leaders including Marla Crawford, general counsel of Cimplifi, and Paul Lewis, chief executive officer of Calamu in a discussion moderated by industry analyst, Ari Kaplan.

Application programming interfaces (APIs) are the basic building blocks to enabling business applications and software to communicate and share data. Therefore, cyber-attacks targeting APIs can be a major headache to businesses, potentially leading to large-scale data breaches as well as causing massive disruption. Yet, API security has never been more broken, with security teams unprepared for surging levels of attacks targeting these software intermediaries. In this webinar, a panel of experts will review the state of API cybersecurity and provide insights into how to protect these interfaces from an increasingly high volume of attacks. Join this session to learn:

Michelangelo Sidagni, CTO and Parag Baxi, VP of Product Management, discussed customer comments from 2018. They covered vulnerability management complaints, requests, wishes and hopes. They have set some goals for the vulnerability management market for 2019 and discussed those goals on this webinar! Michelangelo & Parag Covered: Vulnerability scanning goals. Determining asset value. Attack Predictions: when will a vulnerability become dangerous? Vulnerability categorization. Remediation Goals.

Companies of every size and across every industry need to have the solution to defend against cyber attacks. For medium-sized and budget-constrained companies especially – the array of security technologies and solution and the volume of cyber threats can make the challenge seem overwhelming. Organizations suffer trying to manage raw data, security events and false positive incidents with limited context, overworked staff, and a lack of threat landscape knowledge. There is a better way to improve your security without the time, effort, and cost of purchasing and integrating multiple tools, a traditional SIEM or expensive traditional security outsourcing vendors.