"Risk Driven IAM: Tackle IAM with a Risk Based Approach"

Identity Access Management is a complex matrix of requirements meant to assure that only the right people have access to your data. This requires the creation of a rules, roles, and a method for preserving information about access rights. In other words, we create 'big data' that then must be mined to find the most risky individuals and risky behaviors. By starting with a risk-based approach, finding those behaviors and individuals is easier. Explore with us as we examine how risk values can be assigned as you build the database so that analyzing and reporting become easier.
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Top 5 Cybersecurity Misconceptions

Alpine Security

Alpine Security's CEO, Christian Espinosa, will discuss the Top 5 common information security misconceptions and what trends are contributing to our cyber defense ineffectiveness. Christian will also cover actionable solutions for each of the Top 5 problem areas. Topics covered include: Cloud Solutions and Problems. Threats to Small Businesses. Next Gen Firewall Issues. Value of Data from Attacker Perspective. How Egos Get in the Way.
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Practical Viewpoints: Global IT Security Compliance in 2022

Do you need to stay up to date regarding ever-evolving IT compliance mandates? Would you like to learn best practices for approaching IT security compliance? This virtual fireside chat will help you get on the right path.
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Cybersecurity checklist essentials for accounting firms

Did you know that security is consistently listed as one of the AICPA’s top technology concerns? And did you know that security breaches most often happen due to human error? What can you do to mitigate cyberthreats and keep sensitive information secure in your firm?
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Top 5 Reasons Hackers Want Your Employees’ Mobile Devices

Zimperium

While most organizations are realizing that they need to protect their employees’ mobile devices in order to protect confidential corporate data, some companies try to remain blissfully naive to the hacking opportunities smartphones and tablets present. Given the ever-growing use of mobile devices and the number of mobile cyberattacks, companies can no longer plead ignorance to these mobile threats.
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