Day 1
1:00 pm - 1:45 pm Registration
Sponsored by: Duo Security
1:45 pm - 2:00 pm Orientation
2:00 pm - 2:15 pm Ice Breaker
2:15 pm - 3:00 pm Evolution of Security Incident Response for More Holistic Enterprise Management
Cyber crime has become easier with the increasingly digital world and the growth of the Internet of Things. The enterprise seeks proactive solutions to move ahead of hackers and cyber criminals. Corporations face the prevalence of malicious software and increasingly targeted and sophisticated attacks. Look at how to use incident response plans as proactive rather than reactive tools that may lessen the impact to your brand from a breach. Discuss emerging trends that affect cyber security including artificial intelligence and the expansion of IoT- Internet-protocol-enabled devices, which allows the collection and exchange of data.
In this session explore:
•Cross-functional collaboration between stakeholders including legal, human resources and marketing, the Board, executive team and finance
•Proactive approaches to minimizing the impact to the brand from a breach
•Empowering and engaging users at all levels
•Determining the changing attack motivation including recognition, money, crime and terror
•Approaches to threat intelligence and risk management to inform decision making
3:05 pm - 3:35 pm Using Predictive Detectors to Track Attackers
Whether targeted or opportunistic, online threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and evasive. However, unlike attack vectors, the infrastructures used to launch the malicious campaigns cannot be concealed.
But what if one could use the analysis of DNS traffic to reveal these infrastructures and turn this information into threat intelligence used not only to protect, but also to predict the next moves of attackers?
In this session see how real world examples will explain the details of a predictive approach, which tackles the malware from an infrastructure perspective and overtakes the limitations of traditional technologies.
At the end of this session, participants will learn that:
1 It is possible to use the large scale intelligence to mitigate Advanced Threats, whether they are targeted or opportunistic.
2 It is possible to pivot through the infrastructures used by criminals, discover where the attacks are staged, and block them before they are launched on a large scale.
3 The protection is extremely simple to enforce since it leverages the ubiquity of the DNS protocol.
4 The protection can be seamlessly extended outside the physical perimeter of the organization.
Sponsored by: Cisco
3:35 pm - 4:05 pm Afternoon Tea
4:05 pm - 4:50 pm Evening Keynote: Cyber Evolution
Deputy Director for Private Sector and CNI Engagement, NCSC