Staying Ahead of Cyber Attacks | Next Gen SOC :Getting Started with Managed Detection

Malicious attacks on mobile applications are on the rise, presenting significant security and privacy risk to consumer data. Each data storage touchpoint is an additional attack surface. With CCPA data privacy regulations kicking in this year, companies need to be more aware of what data they keep and where it’s stored. Maintaining a zero-trust mentality and incorporating security by design is essential for keeping your mobile environment secure.

As we all know too well, 2020 and 2021 have been full of adaptations. While many employees adjust to working remotely, IT and security professionals everywhere must work overtime to secure and manage their company’s network core infrastructure.

The typical enterprise relies on dozens, even hundreds, of cloud applications and services sprawled across different platforms and service providers. Security teams need to shoulder the responsibility of coordinating security and incident response and not leave it up to individual providers. In this webinar, experts discuss the specific tools and best practices to manage security in the cloud environment. You’ll learn technologies and strategies to safely move data into the cloud, enforce policies across different platforms, and monitor data in the cloud. You’ll walk away with recommendations on ways to securely manage cloud environments, even across multiple vendors.

Data security is moving to the top of the executive agenda, with companies paying more attention to what data they have, and how to protect it. Organizations are rolling out more access controls and upgrading their monitoring and assessment capabilities to best manage new regulations on the horizon. California’s passing of the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CaCPA) on June 28 and adoption of a set of amendments to the law in September has proven to be a strong catalyst for a new focus on data security.