Winning the Zero Trust Race with Micro-Segmentation

Thanks to the rapid increase in ransomware attacks, businesses are having a difficult time with cyber insurance renewals. Many organizations are finding that they can no longer afford cyber insurance, while others are declined coverage altogether.

Learn how threat data fits into security ratings. Cyber attacks and data breaches are a regular challenge for organizations and their cybersecurity practitioners today. The consequences for a company that falls victim to a hacking attack or other form of data breach can be significant, incurring both financial as well as reputational damage as a result. Measuring and determining the security posture of an organisation is essential to understand the liability and exposure to risk your business faces at any given moment, to reassure staff, shareholders, customers, insurers and suppliers.

With 17,000 new cyber security threats discovered every week, finding a solution that improves flexibility, workflows, and the consolidation of data — while maintaining highly efficient monitoring and management capabilities is a must. This roundtable webinar brings Subject Matter Experts from Userful and Swimlane. The panel will discuss the importance of flexible solutions for Cyber Security Operations Centers, improvements for how your SOC manages and monitors critical security applications, and will recommend ways to improve the exchange of real-time data and collaboration between operators.

The phishing threat has advanced. Stopping these threats requires a solution that’s built from the ground up using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML). The architecture of yesterday’s rules and signature-based solutions simply are not equipped to handle these threats. In fact, of today’s advanced phishing threats, 51% require AI/ML to identify and stop. AI is clearly essential for cybersecurity. But the type of AI matters.