Security challenges could disrupt and slow innovation and migration to the cloud, but a security team with the right processes and tools in place can accelerate transformation. Join this expert panel for a wide-ranging discussion, including how to:
Innovate at the speed of transformation
Be the best business...
Today, the Solarwinds company name has become synonymous to supply chain attacks. Was the cyber attack unique and unprecedented? Is there a history to such attacks? What impact have they had on the private industry and public sector? In this talk we'll discuss if this attack campaign was novel, why it is one that such...
As organizations migrate workloads to the cloud, achieving the necessary level of visibility into these workloads to ensure optimal security, compliance, performance, and end-user experience can be a problem. This can result in security and performance issues as well as operational complexity and spiraling costs....
Remote work. Cloud migration. An increase in digital services – and attacks. These have been the focus not just of enterprises, but also state governments. In this exclusive panel, three U.S. state CIOs convene to discuss the unique challenges faced at the intersection of emerging technology and cybersecurity,...
The surge of attacks on the healthcare sector during COVID-19 spotlights the importance of threat intelligence sharing among entities, government agencies, and information sharing and analysis organizations. Our panelists will discuss:
Critical threat info to share;
Overcoming threat info sharing...
With the RSA Conference virtual this year, ISMG replaced its two live on-site studios with a suite of home studios and produced a diverse group of interviews on timely topics with thought leaders who will be solving cybersecurity's most urgent problems.
The 2020 presidential election was a major security challenge for the federal Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Yet, it was only a prelude to SolarWinds, Colonial Pipeline, Kaseya and the other major incidents of 2021. In this exclusive session, Brandon Wales, CISA's acting director, discusses:
The...
As CISO of the province of Alberta, Canada, Martin Dinel has responsibility not just for the cybersecurity defense of the government, but also of the citizenry. In this exclusive interview, he discusses:
How the threat landscape for agencies and citizens has expanded
Alberta’s digital ID initiative
Recruiting...
He served on the US Cyberspace Solarium Commission, and he co-sponsored the so-called Cyber Diplomacy Act, which would create a new Bureau of International Cyberspace Policy at the State Department. U.S. Rep. Jim Langevin (D-RI) is among the most outspoken congressional leaders on cybersecurity issues, and in this...
There’s no denying that enterprise applications must be protected but thwarting increasingly severe and frequent threats to customer data and confidential information requires more out of our AppSec policies than ever before. Add in the challenge of building increasingly secure applications to address the current...
2020 came at us with a handful of surprises, but the agility of the federal government was the most significant silver lining witnessed. Taking a workforce baked in rules, red tape, and routines and seemingly overnight making them remote was remarkable. Together we have the leader in science and innovation, the...
Over the last several months, cryptocurrency has been in the news – and not for many good reasons. It's become obvious that virtual currencies like bitcoin have become the underpinning of many cybercriminal operations, including ransomware. Recently, however, the FBI scored a success by clawing back part of the...
What could the SOC of the future look like? As we continue to struggle with siloed data, heterogeneous tooling, and increased pressure for quick detection and response, security teams need solutions that can deliver rapid and actionable insight. All of this is now within reach with the IBM Cloud Pak for Security, a...
The Executive Order on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity issued on May 12, 2021 requires federal agencies to develop a plan to adopt Zero Trust architectures within 60 days and multi-factor authentication within 180 days.
With the increasing cyber attacks toward all areas of government, the executive order...
As more and more organizations adopt and scale out hybrid cloud architectures, many are concerned that there are visibility gaps between on-premises and cloud environments. These gaps can compromise organizational security and compliance as well as impact customer experience and application performance. In this...
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