Some 3,500 cybersecurity vendors and service providers are regularly rolling out new products and services. In this keynote address, a top security technology expert goes beyond the hype and highlights some of the newest technologies and trends and offers tips and recommendations on how to determine which security technologies can best help you secure your enterprise in 2024.​

Fresh new cybersecurity technologies can be exciting and promising, but the reality is that organizations still face challenges blending new tools and approaches with existing security technologies that can’t simply be ripped out and replaced. In this keynote address, an experienced security practitioner offers insights for chief information security officers (CISOs) into how to integrate some of the hottest emerging technologies and disciplines into an existing IT security environment to ensure a smooth shift to a stronger defense.​

Over the past year and a half, generative AI has seen explosive growth among both end-users and businesses. But at what rate?

In this webinar, Wiz Threat Researcher, Amitai Cohen, will delve into the data and analysis of over 150,000+ cloud accounts to share what they’ve learned, including:

• The breakdown of generative AI’s impact on the cloud landscape
• Statistics on the surge of AI services across major cloud providers
• What this means to you: Rising costs and new security concerns

No fluff, just practical insights for a successful and secure AI integration in your cloud strategy.

In The 2021 State of Enterprise Breaches, Forrester found that enterprises spend a median of 37 days and a mean of $2.4 million to find and recover from a breach.

Ensure your team is prepared for advanced threat actors. Join this fireside chat with Niall Browne, CISO at Palo Alto Networks, and guest speaker Allie Mellen, senior analyst at Forrester.

They’ll candidly discuss digital transformation, SOC automation and tactical security operations. Forrester recommends that security leaders advocate investment in digital transformation. This will help organizations be more adaptable while focusing on data and metrics to uncover prevalent attack vectors.

Tune in to hear their unique perspectives on:

• The critical issues they see today in the SOC.
• How security leaders can successfully incorporate threat intelligence.
• Strategic technology upgrades to prioritize for digital and SOC transformation.
• What they predict to be the biggest shifts in SecOps.

Generative AI – starting with the arrival of ChatGPT early last year — hit the security sector like no other technology, putting powerful artificial intelligence tools in the hands of everyone nearly overnight. Suddenly organizations were faced with employees inadvertently exposing and leaking sensitive company data, as well as concerns over threat actors advancing and automating their attacks using AI. In this panel discussion, experts will explain how to protect your organization from internal mishandling of the technology, and from a new generation of AI-powered cyberattacks. You will learn how to harness AI for good as a security tool, for both your secure application development (DevSecOps) and SecOps teams.​

A core element of a cloud security strategy is effectively managing and tracking user and machine identities—and activity—in the cloud. That includes human, machine, vendor, and service provider identities in cloud infrastructure and platform services, and entails managing and protecting identities. In this panel discussion, experts will discuss the threat of identity compromise in the cloud, as well as best practices, tools, and technologies that can help enterprises keep them secure. ​

The security operations center (SOC) is evolving, driven by cloud-based managed services and tools that automate — and decentralize — the team tasked with defending a far-flung enterprise infrastructure. How do you build out a modern SecOps team and which technologies should you adopt to drive it? In this panel discussion, experts explain how orchestration, eXtended Detection and Response (XDR), and AI are changing the way security teams collect and analyze threat data and events. In addition you will learn how to streamline your security tools with new technologies that advance the security of your enterprise. ​

Cyber adversaries are intensifying their attacks, employing greater volumes and sophistication. In response, cyber defenders need a forward-looking strategy that empowers them to outmaneuver these threats and enhance cyber resilience. The traditional approach of playing catch-up in this cat-and-mouse game results in diagnostic fatigue, escalated costs, and inefficient risk management. Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) offers a solution, providing a proactive and comprehensive framework to effectively manage and mitigate cyber risks. This session will explore the inception of CTEM, highlighting how it advances beyond conventional attack surface and vulnerability management by integrating threat intelligence, risk prioritization algorithms, breach and attack simulation, and improved exposure visibility. CTEM is poised to revolutionize cybersecurity strategies, shifting the focus from reactive measures to proactive, strategic defense against evolving cyber challenges.

Securing AI Models from Development to Production.