Cybersecurity: Prime and Subcontractor Responsibilities

While the GDPR and Schrems II mandates accelerated the need for external key management solutions in Europe, it is clear that these needs are expanding to become global requirements. Other countries and even states are jumping into the fray with clear specifications for safeguarding Personally Identifiable Information (PII). For example, Schrems-II doesn’t allow keys that provide access to the encrypted data, to be hosted outside of the European Economic Area (EEA). Privacy and compliance are calling the shots on the data protection lifecycle.

Get the visibility you need to build an effective cyber exposure plan. You know authenticated or credentialed scanning provides more detail about your existing assets, along with the deepest possible understanding of the exposures in your environment. So why aren’t you taking more advantage of authenticated scanning? When we talk to security professionals who are hesitant to run credentialed scans, their story hasn't changed much in over 8 years. Two things stand out: Lack of trust. They're uncomfortable inputting credentials into a third-party, less-trusted source. Too much information. The tsunami of data generated by credentialed scanning is challenging to prioritize. If you're not taking full advantage of credentialed scanning, you need to watch this on-demand webinar to learn how Tenable and CyberArk integrate to: Provide details on what don’t you know about your environment, giving you a complete cyber exposure view.

On May 2, 2019, the President issued an Executive Order that recognized America’s cybersecurity workforce as a strategic asset that protects the American people, the homeland, and the American way of life. The executive order further recognized the need to enhance workforce mobility to improve cybersecurity and the importance of supporting the development of cybersecurity skills. This webinar will provide insights into the policy established through this executive order, the tasks and deliverables contained within it, and the consultative process to be used to execute recommendations from the 2017 Report to the President on Supporting the Growth and Sustainment of the Nation’s Cybersecurity Workforce.

Security tools alone are not enough as your AWS environment becomes more complex, and the need for comprehensive security – including people, process, and technology – becomes apparent. Cyber threats continue to increase in volume and sophistication, so where do you start when incorporating advanced threat detection and response capabilities into your security strategy? Start here with Ryan Holland, Senior Director, Technology Services Group at Alert Logic and Orlando Scott-Cowley, Principal Evangelist at AWS as they list the top considerations to better protect your AWS workloads and applications.