New Ransomware Report: Learn how to protect your clients and expand your practice in 2019

Datto

Ransomware attacks aren’t decreasing among small and midsize customers. According to Datto’s annual State of the Channel Ransomware Report, 79 percent of MSPs reported ransomware attacks against SMBs from Q2 2016 – Q2 2018. And in the first half of 2018 alone, 55 percent reported attacks against clients. It remains crucial for MSPs to communicate to SMBs that the threat of ransomware isn’t going away, and to help them prepare for the next emerging threat.
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Insights for CISO on Their ASM Journey The idea of an attack surface is not new, but how organizations and CISOs need to view their attack surfaces should be updated. Traditionally, IT has looked at an organization's attack surface from the inside out, asking questions like “What are the assets that connect to the wider internet

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How to Review a Vendor's Cybersecurity Program

With the increase in data breaches, cybersecurity continues to be a hot issue. It's critical that you understand your vendor's cybersecurity posture to protect your organization in the incident of a cybersecurity threat or attack. The time to prepare is now! This session will discuss what to ask for from your vendors, how to review a vendor's cybersecurity, and what you can do as an organization to stay prepared.
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Live Broadcast: Be Empowered to Threat Hunt in 2019

Carbon Black

New research from Carbon Black shows that cyberattacks are becoming more frequent and more sophisticated, as nation state actors and crime syndicates continue to leverage fileless attacks, lateral movement, island hopping and counter incident response in an effort to remain undetected. This issue is compounded by resources and budgeting. Not only is there a major talent deficit in cybersecurity, there is also a major spending delta. What’s more, according to Carbon Black’s research, businesses are largely unaware about the scale, scope, and sophistication of modern attacks.
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Making Security Cloud-Friendly

Security in the cloud vs. cloud security – whose job is it anyway? According to F5 Labs researchers, 86% of successful data breaches begin with compromises of the application layer services or user identities – placing responsibility for app security squarely in the hands of the app owners, developers, and enterprises deploying them. Application security can be difficult and daunting, but it doesn’t have to be.
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Reduce API Security Risks with Automated and Continuous API Scanning

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.
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Spotlight

Insights for CISO on Their ASM Journey The idea of an attack surface is not new, but how organizations and CISOs need to view their attack surfaces should be updated. Traditionally, IT has looked at an organization's attack surface from the inside out, asking questions like “What are the assets that connect to the wider internet

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