Some obstacles linger from year to year, others are brand new, but your company needs to be able to resist and recover from them all. While business resiliency has never been an easy exercise, at least the path forward is clearer if you can see what lies ahead. Here are the biggest obstacles you’ll encounter this year and a few insights on how you might overcome them.

It could be anyone: your cloud infrastructure provider, your payment processor, your catering service, or maybe even the cloud infrastructure provider for your catering service’s payment processor. Whoever it is, one outage, one breach, or one fouled-up software update at a third party could cause your organization major pain. In this session, learn how to get a clearer picture of your organization’s risk posture, how to protect your business from the impacts of a third-party incident, and how to prepare your IT infrastructure to continue operations throughout such an event.

A new wave of machine learning, deep learning, and artificial intelligence technology promises to help IT security operations teams detect cyber threats sooner and respond to them more quickly. But machine learning is used in a wide variety of ways, and not all machine learning-based products work in the same fashion. In this webinar, experts will discuss the ways that machine learning can help in security operations, how it can speed threat analysis, and how to evaluate and choose technologies that will work in your organization.

Explore how automation enhances cyber resilience by optimizing network management. We will discuss how BackBox assists in automating lifecycle management for backups, upgrades, and patching, ensuring compliance with industry and internal standards, and maintaining the integrity of network infrastructure to proactively address potential risks. By supporting over 180 vendors with thousands of pre-built automations, BackBox can help reduce costs, strengthen security, and lighten operational burdens, with case studies showing a 300-fold decrease in patching time.

What if you could turn back time on a cyberattack—recovering not just your data, but your entire cloud environment, in near real-time? Cloud Rewind is a paradigm shift in cloud-native resilience, automating full cloud recovery so seamlessly, it’s like the breach never happened.

Key takeaways:

• Reverse the impact of ransomware – Rewind your entire cloud environment, like the breach never happened.
• Automate cloud-native recovery – Shrink MTTR and eliminate manual, costly rebuilds.
• Protect your AI stacks and applications – Ensure resilience across your multi-cloud enterprise.

Move from costly recovery to total confidence – Make your business discoverable, recoverable, and resilient.
Don’t just recover—rewind. Join us to see how Cloud Rewind transforms cloud resilience and takes recovery beyond data.

As security and risk management pros, we hear constantly about the importance of organizational resilience, cyber resilience, and all the things we need to do to get there.

However, some foundational questions get on the way:

• What are the driving forces pushing for cyber resilience and why now?
• How cyber resilience connects to other programs, like DR, BCP, organizational resilience, and crisis comms?
• What are some key gotchas for making cyber resilience a reality and getting out of analysis paralysis?
• How do I build momentum towards cyber resilience?

In this session, we will see cyber resilience top down and give you critical tools — key principles, frameworks, gotchas — alongside an introduction of visibility for cyber resilience to help your path towards better cyber resilience.

There could be many things that make it easier to survive a cyber incident intact. An exceptional backup strategy, a wellrehearsed incident response plan, a great comms team, a whole lot of pen and paper, or the pizza delivery showing up at just the right time – anyone could be the difference-maker. In this panel discussion, those who’ve experienced an incident describe what they learned, what they wish they’d done differently, and what tools they recommend as the must-haves of the cyber resilience toolkit.