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This session is a high-level overview of the tools, tactics, thinking and analytical skills that are needed to discover, isolate and eliminate Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) in enterprise network environments. A focus of this session will be how to discover brand new APT malware when the existence of such malware is not known or suspected and when the malware is not detected by anti-virus software, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and other traditional defenses.

This session is a high-level overview of the tools, tactics, thinking and analytical skills that are needed to discover, isolate and eliminate Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) in enterprise network environments. A focus of this session will be how to discover brand new APT malware when the existence of such malware is not known or suspected and when the malware is not detected by anti-virus software, Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and other traditional defenses.

Copper River IT maintains strong partnerships with industry-leading technology manufacturers, solutions providers, and technology experts. Copper River IT's commitment and investment in multiple best-of-breed technologies allows us the flexibility to provide the highest level of expertise and drive solutions based on client-driven requirements - all while having access to competitive vendor pricing structures from partners like Juniper Networks

As we move forward into 2021, the one thing that we can count on is the increased role that connectivity technology will play as businesses of all sizes lean in hard to a digital-first model to help assure their longevity as the business landscape shifts and adapts. Wireless connectivity alone is poised for massive growth across a wide range of platforms and devices. According to ReportLinker’s October 2020 “Wireless Connectivity Market by Connectivity Technology, Type, End-use and Region: Global Forecast to 2025 “ report, the global wireless connectivity market is estimated to grow from $69 billion in 2020 to $141.1 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 15.4%. Recovery from economic and cultural disruptions—and adjusting to more long-lasting changes in related social and business practices—will dominate enterprise IT investment decisions and reshape priorities over the next five years and beyond. What were once future-looking technology roadmaps have greatly accelerated to become infrastructure and network plans requiring immediate implementation. Join us on Thursday, November 19th, at 1 p.m. ET for “Tracking Network Trends for 2021 and Beyond,” a webinar from Comcast Business. This fascinating look at the technology landscape for the business year and beyond will cover High-Capacity Networks, SD-WAN growth, Evolution of Cloud and Edge, and a brief take on mobile, including WiFi6 and 5G. We’ll explore the ways in which these technologies are critical to technology planning and investment from an ROI perspective. Panelists: • Courtney Munroe, Research Vice President, Worldwide Telecommunications Research, IDC. • Robert (Bob) Victor, Senior Vice President of Product Management, Comcast Business.

How do you secure your branch sites? Securely connecting multiple locations can be a huge challenge for businesses. If you have multiple clouds but limited skillsets, bandwidth and budget, it becomes even more complex. Join our webinar with Verizon VP of Network and Security Product Management, Vickie Lonker, with Versa Networks Director of Marketing, Rob McBride, and Verizon Sr. Product Manager, Anuj Dutia, for a discussion on the future of your branch locations. This panel of experts will explain how Software Defined Secure Branch service provides a single package solution for businesses to securely and rapidly turn up sites in a more simplified way. You will learn how new software defined technology can address such business drivers as: • Limited in-house skills & headcount • Expanding portfolio of applications • Intensifying bandwidth/QoS requirements • Multiple clouds, locations & third parties • Limited capex & opex budgets Register today to see how to enable security, continuity, and innovation for every branch location. Walk away with three key best practices for transitioning to SD WAN. As an added bonus, you will receive Verizon’s new October 2018 report on SD WAN when you attend the session.

Companies have had to pivot to remote work policies as quickly as possible, with network security often taking a backseat to business continuity. Now, remote working increasingly looks to be a permanent corporate fixture, with Global Workplace Analytics predicting that up to 30% of the workforce will be partially working from home by the end of 2021. Half-baked security protocols can no longer cut it in this new remote reality. Securing your IT networks is not just a good business practice; it’s critical for any company looking to stay competitive. Proofpoint reports that 88% of global organizations experienced spear phishing attempts in 2019 — and cyber attackers are continually adapting to the new environment. A comprehensive security strategy is more necessary than ever. Join this panel of experts as they discuss the most critical vulnerabilities of a newly remote system and how to safeguard against cyber threats: • VPNs and how to choose the right one • Threat Hijacking Attacks: what are they and how to protect against them • Understanding Your Endpoints and building scalable endpoint management • Making Cloud Security work for your organization Simon Ratcliffe, Technology Evangelist, Ensono Stan Davidson, Principal Solutions Engineer, EMEA Steve Cobb, CISO, OnceSource Michael Jimenez, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Kemp Technologies

Companies have had to pivot to remote work policies as quickly as possible, with network security often taking a backseat to business continuity. Now, remote working increasingly looks to be a permanent corporate fixture, with Global Workplace Analytics predicting that up to 30% of the workforce will be partially working from home by the end of 2021. Half-baked security protocols can no longer cut it in this new remote reality. Securing your IT networks is not just a good business practice; it’s critical for any company looking to stay competitive. Proofpoint reports that 88% of global organizations experienced spear phishing attempts in 2019 — and cyber attackers are continually adapting to the new environment. A comprehensive security strategy is more necessary than ever. Join this panel of experts as they discuss the most critical vulnerabilities of a newly remote system and how to safeguard against cyber threats: • VPNs and how to choose the right one • Threat Hijacking Attacks: what are they and how to protect against them • Understanding Your Endpoints and building scalable endpoint management • Making Cloud Security work for your organization Simon Ratcliffe, Technology Evangelist, Ensono Stan Davidson, Principal Solutions Engineer, EMEA Steve Cobb, CISO, OnceSource Michael Jimenez, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Kemp Technologies

While there is no end-to-end “silver bullet” in terms of security solutions, Unified Threat Management (UTM) offers a suite of technologies that can make it a foundational part your network security. In fact, we’re seeing a marked rise in its adoption. In its October 2018 Global Unified Threat Management Market report, Envision Intelligence pegged the current UTM market size at approximately $3.59 billion, with projected growth to $8.6 billion by 2025. Join us for “Unified Threat Management: Locking Your Network Down,” a webinar from Comcast Business on Thursday, June 27 at 1 p.m. ET, to learn how UTM can anchor your security. Our expert panelists will walk through UTM capabilities, functions, and benefits. The discussion will cover: • Most commonly used features o Layer 7 firewall o Application control o Intrusion detection and prevention o Content filtering • Centralized integration and management Our panelists include: • Johna Till Johnson, CEO, Nemertes Research, where she sets strategic direction and works with strategic clients. • Shena Seneca Tharnish, Vice President, Information Security Products for Comcast Business.

While there is no end-to-end “silver bullet” in terms of security solutions, Unified Threat Management (UTM) offers a suite of technologies that can make it a foundational part your network security. In fact, we’re seeing a marked rise in its adoption. In its October 2018 Global Unified Threat Management Market report, Envision Intelligence pegged the current UTM market size at approximately $3.59 billion, with projected growth to $8.6 billion by 2025. Join us for “Unified Threat Management: Locking Your Network Down,” a webinar from Comcast Business on Thursday, June 27 at 1 p.m. ET, to learn how UTM can anchor your security. Our expert panelists will walk through UTM capabilities, functions, and benefits. The discussion will cover: • Most commonly used features o Layer 7 firewall o Application control o Intrusion detection and prevention o Content filtering • Centralized integration and management Our panelists include: • Johna Till Johnson, CEO, Nemertes Research, where she sets strategic direction and works with strategic clients. • Shena Seneca Tharnish, Vice President, Information Security Products for Comcast Business.

Companies have had to pivot to remote work policies as quickly as possible, with network security often taking a backseat to business continuity. Now, remote working increasingly looks to be a permanent corporate fixture, with Global Workplace Analytics predicting that up to 30% of the workforce will be partially working from home by the end of 2021. Half-baked security protocols can no longer cut it in this new remote reality. Securing your IT networks is not just a good business practice; it’s critical for any company looking to stay competitive. Proofpoint reports that 88% of global organizations experienced spear phishing attempts in 2019 — and cyber attackers are continually adapting to the new environment. A comprehensive security strategy is more necessary than ever. Join this panel of experts as they discuss the most critical vulnerabilities of a newly remote system and how to safeguard against cyber threats: • VPNs and how to choose the right one • Threat Hijacking Attacks: what are they and how to protect against them • Understanding Your Endpoints and building scalable endpoint management • Making Cloud Security work for your organization Simon Ratcliffe, Technology Evangelist, Ensono Stan Davidson, Principal Solutions Engineer, EMEA Steve Cobb, CISO, OnceSource Michael Jimenez, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Kemp Technologies