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Jakob Schjoldager, redaktør, Computerworld

Business as usual: How cybercrime is booming during the pandemic

Graham Cluley, Security analyst, grahamcluley.com

Computer security veteran Graham Cluley describes the biggest threats facing business today, and how cybercriminals are exploiting the Coronavirus crisis, taking advantage of the disruption to steal information from organizations, compromise networks, scam the unwary, and even endangering lives.

PAM For the Cloud and In the Cloud

Tim Hoefsloot, Regional Director Benelux & Nordics, Thycotic

Privileged Access Cloud Security: Insider Tips and Best Practices

As the adoption of cloud applications and services accelerates, organizations across the globe must understand and manage the challenges posed by privileged access from remote employees, third parties, and contractors. With 77% of cloud breaches due to compromised credentials, making sure your users get easy and secure access to the cloud should be a top priority.

Join Thycotic as they explain a practical approach to help you define and implement privileged access cloud security best practices.

What will I learn?

• Key privileged access security challenges facing your cloud users
• Best practices for securing cloud privileged access
• Proven approach to implementing secure privileged access for remote workers and third parties

Securing the future of work with cyber AI

Marley Hasselbach, Senior Commercial Manager, Darktrace

The future of work remains unpredictable and uncertain. More than ever before, business leaders need to remain confident that their operations can continue securely in the face of global or even regional crises, and while sections of the economy are slowly re-opening, cyber-attackers are ramping up their campaigns.

As businesses look set to rely on cloud and SaaS tools for the long term, our digital environments are going to be more dynamic than ever. Yet organizations are finding themselves undergoing a delicate balancing act—each new work practice and technology that is introduced also brings unforeseen risk. Static, legacy approaches have become redundant, both unintelligent and ill-equipped to adapt.

Organizations must rethink their approach to security, and rely on new technologies like AI to achieve much-needed adaptability and resilience. Darktrace is the world leader in cyber AI technology, and leverages unsupervised machine learning to seamlessly adapt and integrate into changing environments, and to detect and respond to attacks in the earliest moments.

In the face of an uncertain present and future, Cyber AI enables businesses to continue communicating, operating, and innovating.

Continuous Vulnerability Management: Achieving a 14 Day SLA on Vulnerability Remediation

David Shepherd, Vice President, Sales Engineering, Ivanti

When threat actors exploit weaknesses in an organization’s IT infrastructure, the consequences can be devastating to productivity, reputation, and financially.

Without treating cybersecurity as an ongoing process, hackers can find, weaponize, deploy, and attack your infrastructure faster than your team can patch the vulnerability leaving your infrastructure unprotected. Your systems may be secure today, but next week, a cybersecurity criminal may discover and exploit a critical vulnerability in your environment.

Gain some quick tips on how to execute continuous vulnerability management effectively so you can protect your organization before a threat actor hits.

How to approach the task as a new CISO

Thomas B. Zuliani, Director, Information Security & Data Privacy, Pandora

Deliver IT in a secure & efficient way, to obtain satisfied customers. I see IT completely embedded into the business processes, adding value to the end product.

How breaches happen in the cloud

Nick Jones, Senior Security Consultant, Cloud Security Lead, F-Secure

There have been several high-profile cloud breaches over the past few years, with one incident leading to an $80 million dollar fine for the organization involved. The cloud presents its own unique security benefits and challenges, which requires a fresh look at the defensive security posture of an organization.

This presentation will outline the key attack vectors currently being exploited by attackers targeting cloud accounts, and explain the key security controls that participants can use defend themselves.

Dark data assessment

Sebastian Molinder, Sales Engineer, Veritas

The importance of having control over one's data has increased significantly, but this is unfortunately also reflected in the complexity, as the amount of data grows rapidly each year.

Since your data can be located across local and cloud platforms, the complexity of managing and relating to data has become opaque. The requirement to be compliant with the GDPR, CIS20 or ISO27001 can quickly become unmanageable when we look down at the points that deal with data.

Veritas will review how to get the full overview of your data and how to classify it.

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Jakob Schjoldager, redaktør, Computerworld

Case: Stena AB

Magnus Carling, CISO, Stena AB

Hear how Stena AS has defined their IT security strategy. What are their main IT security issues and how they protect them selves against the cyber threats?

Good is the Enemy of Great Security

Christian Rutrecht, Director, System Engineering, Fortinet

Since I started in the industry I have always wondered how Security is prioritized and why we struggle to solve security problems that we have known for 10+ years or more. A lot of Security Certifications like CISSP, SANS, ISO etc. explains in theoretical terms how risks should be prioritized and calculated, but fail - in my view - to make it digestible to the organizations non-security folks. For this I have experimented with what I call the “Broken leg” theory to help companies prioritize and optimize control trough a Security Fabric approach.

During the presentation we introduce the “broken leg” approach, how it might assist in your Security strategy and how to gain the upper hand with a Security Fabric approach.

Security by proxy: Enhancing application security through load balancers

Frank Yue, Principal Application Experience Architect and technology evangelist, Kemp

Load balancers provide network and application security benefits in addition to the agility and elasticity that we expect. They are network firewalls, authentication enhancers, and web application firewalls protecting application content. Inherently, load balancers improve the security profile of any network and application.

We look at how your IT security improves with load balancers supporting your applications. Learn how the load balancer’s reverse proxy technology is designed to protect the application infrastructure. Understand why load balancers are a fundamental component to more advanced and content-aware security functions.

Free solo and zero trust

Mikael Wikström, Senior Technical Advisor - Nordics, SailPoint

Alexander Honnold who is the ultimate in Zero Trust, Free Solo shows how companies can embrace the principles across all the users, apps, data and environments.

With the collapse of the security perimeter and the principle of trust no one, in this session you will understand how companies can go Free Zero Trust Solo….

Creating impact with cyber security culture transformation

Teemu Ylhäisi, CISO, OP Financial Group

Ending the day

Jakob Schjoldager, redaktør, Computerworld