According to EMA (Enterprise Management Associates) “NetSecOps: Aligning Networking and Security Teams to Ensure Digital Transformation” report, 75% enterprises have seen an increase of collaboration between Network and Security teams but only 39% are successful doing it.
In this webinar you will discover why a successful NetSecOps collaboration is essential for Digital Transformation and that for most organizations, public cloud, work-from-anywhere, data center modernization, and the internet of things are all driving the need for their network and security teams to work together.
You will also learn:
-- Why the security team’s need to examine network data is leading to more collaboration between networking and security groups,
-- How automation enables better collaboration between these teams,
-- How network management tools are supporting these partnerships.
Proxy deployments today have outlived their usefulness and practicality with limited security functionality against today’s advanced threats. Today's security must consider new applications, access options and capabilities within our networks. This webinar provides insights on a next generation security approach to today's networks that considers the changing nature of our networks without compromising the protection of our data and the integrity of our networks.
Join Mike Lossmann, a digital twin expert with over 18 years of experience in managing complex networks, as he explains the concept and functionality of a network digital twin. Discover how it can streamline your toolset and simplify your network management tasks.
Protecting corporate networks is challenging. Large organizations are attacked daily and more often than not, the speed at which you find threats entering the network is vital. Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS) are key components that help protect the network perimeter and analyze network traffic. But how can they be used most effectively?
In this webinar Tatyana Shishkova, a security researcher at Kaspersky, who specializes in threat detection, will share her expertise and cover the following topics:
∙ What NIDS is, how it works and where to start
∙ What is possible with threat detection
∙ Best practices and Suricata rules
∙ NIDS limitations and possible workarounds
Protecting corporate networks is challenging. Large organizations are attacked daily and more often than not, the speed at which you find threats entering the network is vital. Network Intrusion Detection Systems (NIDS) are key components that help protect the network perimeter and analyze network traffic. But how can they be used most effectively?
In this webinar Tatyana Shishkova, a security researcher at Kaspersky, who specializes in threat detection, will share her expertise and cover the following topics:
∙ What NIDS is, how it works and where to start
∙ What is possible with threat detection
∙ Best practices and Suricata rules
∙ NIDS limitations and possible workarounds
With Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) having transformed the software development process, networking teams are now looking to incorporate CI/CD practices into their network automation and orchestration initiatives to gain greater velocity and improve delivery. Engineers are beginning to leverage repositories, pipelines, and other tools to accelerate development, testing, and implementation of network automations and orchestration flows.
In this webinar, we will review the CI/CD principles and stages that are most relevant to network orchestration lifecycle, including the code-build-test loop within integration, and release management. We will also dive into the benefits of implementing CI/CD for network automation and orchestration as well as discuss the different approaches that network engineering teams are currently utilizing.
What would be the impact if you could reliably block up to 99% of malicious traffic on your network before it ever reaches your endpoints and other systems? Organizations need a layered cybersecurity defense that includes strong network security, especially those without the resources, central governance, and strong policies to ensure 100% up-to-date coverage at the endpoint.
Join Secureworks to learn more about the evolution of network security and how to best protect your organization against cybercrime at the network level. We will discuss the management and configuration of network detection and response (NDR) solutions as well as the integration and reporting capabilities you should expect when choosing the right NDR for your organization.
This webinar will cover:
· Why network security needs to continuously evolve
· What are the benefits of an NDR tightly integrated with extended detection & response (XDR)
· Why it’s critical to monitor internal network traffic
· How NDR correlates telemetry across different threat vectors to detect adversarial behavior
There are 3 key stages to launching a Quantum Network: Design and Emulation, Pilot and Trial, and Full Scale Deployment. In this session, Eric Brown, Head of Simulation at Aliro Quantum, shares details of the Design and Emulation stage. Business leaders and technologists will gain a comprehensive understanding of the first stage to implementing Quantum Networking.
In this webinar you will learn:
– How most organizations begin their quantum networking journey
– The steps to designing and then simulating your quantum network
– What pitfalls to watch out for as you begin designing your quantum network and continue your quantum journey
– How to know when you’re ready to move from the Design and Emulation stage to the Pilot and Trial stage
The next technology revolution will be quantum - and quantum networks are essential to the transformation. Organizations who are on the cutting edge of disrupting and transforming their industries are investigating how to plan, design, and implement Quantum Networks. This webinar will prepare you for navigating the quantum future.
Achieving network resilience is not just a matter of having the latest ransomware software or firewall technology. Building sustainability, environmental management and green technology into a network infrastructure can help ensure its survival and resilience.
This session will examine strategies and technologies that not only bolster your network’s green attributes but also enhance its resilience. You’ll also be better prepared for network audits that examine the use of green technology.
Achieving network resilience is not just a matter of having the latest ransomware software or firewall technology. Building sustainability, environmental management and green technology into a network infrastructure can help ensure its survival and resilience.
This session will examine strategies and technologies that not only bolster your network’s green attributes but also enhance its resilience. You’ll also be better prepared for network audits that examine the use of green technology.
