Cybersecurity in the Commercial Facilities Sector

The typical enterprise relies on dozens, even hundreds, of cloud applications and services sprawled across different platforms and service providers. Security teams need to shoulder the responsibility of coordinating security and incident response and not leave it up to individual providers. In this webinar, experts discuss the specific tools and best practices to manage security in the cloud environment. You’ll learn technologies and strategies to safely move data into the cloud, enforce policies across different platforms, and monitor data in the cloud. You’ll walk away with recommendations on ways to securely manage cloud environments, even across multiple vendors.

Learn how BitSight Security Ratings are used to monitor and manage third-party cyber risk. The third part of this (ISC)² webinar series explores how BitSight Security Ratings help organizations tackle third-party supplier risk management challenges. Bob Lewis (Former Head of External Cyber Assurance and Monitoring, Barclays UK) and Nick Trigg (BitSight Risk Consultant) share real life examples of business challenges within third-party risk and considerations when addressing those challenges.

Professional services (PS) organizations have their own unique set of challenges and customer requirements that aren't well served by general SaaS applications, legacy industry applications or common systems of record. Like many other sectors, the PS industry has been impacted by the trend away from general technology solutions

2018 is the year of high volume DDoS attacks. Since the emergence of the new attack vector memcached reflection in February, new bandwidth records have been set. Companies worldwide suddenly found themselves exposed to a new DDoS risk. In a webinar, the Link11 IT security experts Karsten Desler and Aatish Pattni explain how to assess the threats. Today's global IT infrastructures face a DDoS threat that has never existed before with such massive bandwidths. This issue relates to attack vectors, which can hit companies with a really destructive attack volume due to enormous amplification factors. The largest possible 'amplification reflection vector' to date has been detected in memcached reflection attacks. Cyber criminals can theoretically use the vector to increase their attacks by a factor of 50,000.