BrightTALK @ Black Hat USA 2023

How do I protect data in my hybrid environment with multiple SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, and on-premises data stores? What are my next steps if my data is lost in a breach? 

Data is the target of most cyber attacks, and its protection is top of mind for CISOs and their teams. However, the data-first approach to security is new, and clarity is needed to develop and implement a scalable enterprise-wide data security strategy.

Join John Grady, principal analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), as he sits down with CISOs from ChargePoint and PayChex, as well as Normalyze CEO Amer Deeba, to tackle several topics that keep CISOs up at night, including:  

* Top priorities for securing data against breaches in the cloud, on-premises, and in SaaS 
* What it takes to build a data-first security framework
* How to improve the efficiency of security teams

IPv6 represents 20% of reported malicious IPs, reports recent CrowdSec research. With such rapid high adoption, it was inevitable that IPv6 eventually started registering on cybersecurity radars.

This stat is just one of the many key findings from CrowdSec’s Majority Report, a comprehensive community-driven report generated from the collective contributions of our 65,000+ active user network.

Don’t miss this Fireside Chat session, featuring Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) Senior Analyst Melinda Marks and CrowdSec CEO and Co-founder Philippe Humeau, to access a complete discussion of the Majority Report’s findings—with a specific focus on the rise of IPv6 and the role of VPN in cybercriminal activities. Tune in to discover:

-Insight into the increased new threats linked to IPv6 addresses
-Why malevolent duration (MD) is a more accurate metric for evaluating autonomous systems (AS)
-And how CrowdSec helps customers fortify their systems against the rise in global cyber threats

The imperative to secure today’s distributed array of application identities is more difficult than ever. With the confluence of extensive automation, greater adoption of cloud and SaaS, and new apps added to your ecosystem, the result is exponentially more non-human identities and secrets to protect.

Luckily, in this webcast, we’ve boiled down 4 essential identity security lessons that will help you secure secrets and non-humans against theft in your multi-cloud environments.

Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) Senior Analyst Melinda Marks brings her industry expertise to this Fireside Chat with CyberArk's Sr. Director of Solutions Marketing, Robert Sawyer, and Sr. Product Marketing Manager, DevSecOps, John Walsh, to explore:

• The rise of non-human identities
• Why secrets and non-human credentials need to be protected
• Best practices for securing multi-cloud environments
• And strategies for reducing SaaS risk while improving efficiency.

Join this upcoming discussion to see first-hand the lessons and takeaways discussed.