Privileged Password Management 101: Laying the Foundation for Success

AI and machine learning have proven to be valuable technologies when it comes to detecting threats at time zero and across various vectors. But there is a time and place for its usage. Join me during my monthly threat webinar and live Q&A session to learn: How you can help improve your ability to detect zero-hour threats by implementing AI/machine learning techniques. Areas in which Trend Micro has been using these AI/machine learning techniques. Why the best threat detection comes from a cross-generational blend of technologies.

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.

Cybersecurity issues are top of mind across the open source community, and beyond. In response to the ongoing threat of cyber attacks, Linux Foundation Research, in partnership with SPDX, OpenChain, and OpenSSF, has conducted the first in a series of research projects to understand the challenges and opportunities for securing software supply chains. This soon-to-be-published report, The State of Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) and Cybersecurity Readiness, will be released to coincide with this webinar.

Mobile operating systems (OSs) are fundamentally different from other endpoint OSs. Simply porting a security solution developed for a different platform over to mobile is inadequate and can leave your enterprise vulnerable. Effective enterprise mobile security requires a purpose-built solution that: Can protect mobile devices against known and unknown threats. Operates effectively even when an attacker controls the network.