Everyone Loves Donuts, Especially Hackers

Have you noticed that many of the leading banks and insurance companies have developer portals with APIs? In this webinar, we’ll discuss how customers’ needs for financial freedom are shaping the financial ecosystem, leading to an explosion of open APIs and a more integrated customer experience.We’ll discuss how and why finance

InfoSec pros have their work cut out for them—with the need to secure an estimated 300 billion passwords by 2020. Privileged password management, in particular, is a pain point for almost every organization. Privileged credentials are often difficult to identify, challenging to tame and properly secure, and if done improperly, can be costly to manage. Without strong privileged password management processes and technology in place, your organization is ripe for all kinds of security breaches. In many industries, lack of the proper protections in place alone puts you at risk from legal and/or regulatory fallout.

Have you ever done an assessment on how secure your DNS infrastructure is? Ponemon Institute has recently completed the first DNS Security Risk Survey among global organizations to understand how secure they are when it comes to malware and data exfiltration that uses DNS. The survey also provides insights into: The level of visibility these organizations have, especially in today’s complex network deployments. Their use of threat intelligence and the effectiveness of threat intelligence. The efficiency of their security operations.

Dark web forums and marketplaces can be treasure troves of data on threat actor activities, motivations, and capabilities. Often organizations desiring to obtain this valuable information attempt to conduct their own dark web research. However, what they usually learn too late is that setting up effective, efficient dark web access can be costly, difficult, and dangerous to the organization. This webinar covers the challenges setting up a dark web collection apparatus, and why for most organizations using an independent provider makes more sense.