Is GDPR Working? Lessons from Data & the Field

The principle of least privilege access – in which all human and machine identities should have only the permissions essential to perform their intended function – is a cloud security best practice promoted by cloud providers like Azure, GCP and leading industry frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK and Cloud Security Alliance’s Cloud Controls Matrix. In this webinar, attendees will learn about the risks of overly broad permissions and how to address them.

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.

Attend the unique SIA webinar “Financing Security: How M&As and the Markets Are Shaping the Security Industry” to learn more about the impact of the 2018 deals that brought together Amazon and Ring, ADT and Red Hawk, Motorola and Avigilon, Securitas and Kratos, and many others. In addition, this webinar will examine the debt capital markets, equity capital markets, emerging market trends and other financial components of the security industry, while providing a look ahead to the rest of 2019.a

Digital businesses have widespread API usage that makes it easier for organizations to share data and integrate with customer applications. However, since APIs expose application logic and sensitive data such as Personally Identifiable Information (PII), APIs have increasingly become a target for attackers leading to many serious data breaches in recent past. Gartner estimates that by 2022, API abuse will become the most-frequent attack vector, resulting in data breaches for many organizations.