What kinds of vulnerabilities does the hybrid workforce present? CISOs across the country are tasked with securing the decentralized force amid a constantly evolving threat landscape.

How can leaders collaborate to create a stable security architecture that is suited for the remote workplace?

Attend this session to learn:

• Best practices for hardening technology to keep networks secure
• How to manage various security scenarios for employees that work onshore and offshore
• How to craft a communication plan with employees to stay accountable for risk and effectively manage sensitive information

Today’s security framework is complicated. For most large-scale organizations, data is stored using variety of different mediums on and off-prem. The physical office used to be the security “mecca” to ensure that devices and data remained secure, but the unpredictability and boundary-less landscape of the remote workplace has forced security professionals to explore other angles.

How can cyber security professionals ramp up their defense strategies to increase response to breach and reduce impact?

Attend this session to:

• Analyze the ways that your insider threat defense plan needs to evolve in the remote and hybrid workplace
• Discover how strategies like Zero Trust and SASE can change the way that organizations monitor and deal with security attacks
• Observe how you can strategize to respond to internal threats more efficiently

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Organizations across the globe have rushed to move workloads onto the cloud to enable employees to better manage enterprise data in the remote world. The migration to the cloud presents additional security measures that are often beyond CISO control.

How can executives take a step back to identify where vulnerabilities in the cloud exist, while strategizing to make continuous improvements against strengthening security threats?

Attend this session to learn:

• How to manage risk to secure corporate data stored on SaaS applications
• Best practices to monitor cloud implementation to maintain control of your data
• Address additional authentication measures to incorporate into your cloud security architecture to prevent breach

AI has a dark side. Bad actors are using artificial intelligence to develop more sophisticated threats such as malicious malware and deep fake technology. Experts predict that offensive AI-driven attacks will only increase over the next few years.

Cyber security professionals are turning to AI to combat AI. Join two executives who specialize in offensive AI to understand what kind of controls need to be advised to protect algorithm against algorithm.

Attend this session to learn:

• How to use artificial intelligence to identify deep fakes and other malicious behaviors
• The best practices to upskill IT teams to respond to malicious AI to reduce impact
• What the future of offensive AI might endure — how can CISOs prepare for the speed and unpredictability of AI-driven cyberattacks?