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The playing field between attackers and defenders is not level, and it’s only becoming more unbalanced because of the complex, layered nature of attack surfaces in the cloud. Attackers can launch millions of arrows and only need one to find its target, while security teams must stop every attack. And when those attacks are successful, more than half of all data breaches take months to discover, and the average time from detection to containment is 279 days. Join ExtraHop and learn how access to packets in the cloud helps security teams move beyond a protect-and-prevent mindset and adopt a detect-and-respond posture that reduces dwell time and slashes time to contain.

The rapid growth in infrastructure to support the real time and continuous collection and sharing of data to make better business decisions has led to an age of unprecedented information access and storage. This proliferation of data sources and of high-density data storage has put volumes of data at one’s fingertips. While the collection of large amounts of data has increased knowledge and efficiencies for businesses, it has also made attacks upon that information—theft, modification, or holding it for ransom--more tempting and easier. Cryptography is often used to protect valuable data. This webcast will present an overview of applied cryptography techniques for the most popular use cases. We will discuss ways of securing data, the factors and trade-offs that must be considered, as well as some of the general risks that need to be mitigated, including: •Encryption techniques for authenticating users •Encrypting data—either at rest or in motion •Using hashes to authenticate/ Information coding and data transfer methodologies •Cryptography for Blockchain

The EMV liability shift is fast approaching in the United States. Along with the emerging trend towards innovative mobile payment solutions, this means that core infrastructures need to be enhanced to support new payment methods and channels – often with additional security, risk and lifecycle requirements. Now is the time for financial issuers to develop a future payments strategy that will enable you to migrate efficiently and quickly to EMV chip based technology, and adapt to stay competitive in this period of high disruption. Attendees will learn: •Facts vs. myths about EMV and how it reduces fraud •How the top 5 short-term challenges of EMV migration can be solved •The versatility of EMV and real-world examples of how it facilitates so much more than fraud reduction •EMV uses beyond cards – mobile (NFC) payments & host card emulation (HCE) •Examples of Bell ID and Thales e-Security deployments for EMV card and mobile payments

You’ve checked all the standard cyber security boxes, giving you a sense of security and a plan in place. The problem is – what if it’s a false sense of security? All of your planning has secured the information technology (IT) side, while at the same time your operational technology (OT) is left wide open. While consolidation is happening, it’s still a dangerous gap that begs the questions: •Are we doing enough to anticipate threats and prevent, detect, and quickly respond to cyber attacks? •Do we know our OT environment and have we implemented adequate security measures to protect our most critical assets? •Are we developing an intelligence driven, risk-based plan, timeline, and budget? •Have we done a recent risk assessment and developed a plan to address known risks? •Will we have a good explanation to give our leadership and constituents when attacks do happen? Register now for this complimentary webinar to learn more on FireEye’s analysis of a cyber attack and how you can better prepare to defend your organization. Have Questions? Contact Kerry Best at kerry.best@fireeye.com with your questions or to get connected with your FireEye expert.

The rapid growth in infrastructure to support the real time and continuous collection and sharing of data to make better business decisions has led to an age of unprecedented information access and storage. This proliferation of data sources and of high-density data storage has put volumes of data at one’s fingertips. While the collection of large amounts of data has increased knowledge and efficiencies for businesses, it has also made attacks upon that information—theft, modification, or holding it for ransom--more tempting and easier. Cryptography is often used to protect valuable data. This webcast will present an overview of applied cryptography techniques for the most popular use cases. We will discuss ways of securing data, the factors and trade-offs that must be considered, as well as some of the general risks that need to be mitigated, including: •Encryption techniques for authenticating users •Encrypting data—either at rest or in motion •Using hashes to authenticate/ Information coding and data transfer methodologies •Cryptography for Blockchain

The rapid growth in infrastructure to support the real time and continuous collection and sharing of data to make better business decisions has led to an age of unprecedented information access and storage. This proliferation of data sources and of high-density data storage has put volumes of data at one’s fingertips. While the collection of large amounts of data has increased knowledge and efficiencies for businesses, it has also made attacks upon that information—theft, modification, or holding it for ransom--more tempting and easier. Cryptography is often used to protect valuable data. This webcast will present an overview of applied cryptography techniques for the most popular use cases. We will discuss ways of securing data, the factors and trade-offs that must be considered, as well as some of the general risks that need to be mitigated, including: •Encryption techniques for authenticating users •Encrypting data—either at rest or in motion •Using hashes to authenticate/ Information coding and data transfer methodologies •Cryptography for Blockchain

The rapid growth in infrastructure to support the real time and continuous collection and sharing of data to make better business decisions has led to an age of unprecedented information access and storage. This proliferation of data sources and of high-density data storage has put volumes of data at one’s fingertips. While the collection of large amounts of data has increased knowledge and efficiencies for businesses, it has also made attacks upon that information—theft, modification, or holding it for ransom--more tempting and easier. Cryptography is often used to protect valuable data. This webcast will present an overview of applied cryptography techniques for the most popular use cases. We will discuss ways of securing data, the factors and trade-offs that must be considered, as well as some of the general risks that need to be mitigated, including: •Encryption techniques for authenticating users •Encrypting data—either at rest or in motion •Using hashes to authenticate/ Information coding and data transfer methodologies •Cryptography for Blockchain

You’ve checked all the standard cyber security boxes, giving you a sense of security and a plan in place. The problem is – what if it’s a false sense of security? All of your planning has secured the information technology (IT) side, while at the same time your operational technology (OT) is left wide open. While consolidation is happening, it’s still a dangerous gap that begs the questions: •Are we doing enough to anticipate threats and prevent, detect, and quickly respond to cyber attacks? •Do we know our OT environment and have we implemented adequate security measures to protect our most critical assets? •Are we developing an intelligence driven, risk-based plan, timeline, and budget? •Have we done a recent risk assessment and developed a plan to address known risks? •Will we have a good explanation to give our leadership and constituents when attacks do happen? Register now for this complimentary webinar to learn more on FireEye’s analysis of a cyber attack and how you can better prepare to defend your organization. Have Questions? Contact Kerry Best at kerry.best@fireeye.com with your questions or to get connected with your FireEye expert.

Secure SD-Branch is a comprehensive solution that combines SonicWall's Secure SD-WAN Technology, Secure Wired and Wireless LAN solutions, and cloud-based, centralized management

Tune in to this episode of LBTV as Mark Jeffries explores several key advantages to migrating to a software designed application delivery system.