CXO Think Tank

Security teams are challenged to modernize application security practices in light of accelerating shifts to DevOps delivery models and rapid adoption of cloud-native application designs. Applications built on microservices (e.g. serverless, containers, APIs) and delivered continuously are outpacing application security teams ability to secure them. CISOs need to consider new skills, new touch points and new platforms to maintain a strong security posture in light of these trends and the speed at which they are re-shaping IT.

In recent years, users have migrated from the office and are now working from everywhere and the resources the users need access to have also migrated from their desktops and data-centers to the cloud. The browser has become the de-facto tool for performing almost any action. Unfortunately, risks and threats to the browser are continuously on the rise, The browser is exposed to multiple types of threats and adversaries are increasingly targeting the browser to achieve their nefarious goals.

Join Seraphic VP of Product Management Alon Levin to learn about the threats to browsers and how to ensure secure browsing and prevention of policy infringements in the browser across all users, in all platforms and in every browser.

The session will review how security teams detect and mitigate browsers risks such as:

• Browser vulnerability exploitation
• Phishing
• Intentional or unintentional data leak
• Additional web-based attacks

Identity and Access are under attack. The only way to protect the identity layer from risks and threats is to continuously monitor identities, assets, access privileges, and activities across cloud environments.

Join Authomize Director of Sales Engineering David Bullas, to learn about the 5 steps you need to take to ensure that your Cloud Identity and Access is secure and in compliance with standards and regulations. The session will review how security teams detect and mitigate Identity and Access risks such as:

• Excessive Access exposing what you build in AWS
• Identity lifecycle risks including partial offboarding
• IdP risks including password stealing and user impersonation

According to Gartner, 79% of companies have experienced at least one cloud data breach during the pandemic. But the migration of critical business data to the cloud shows no sign of slowing. In fact, it’s accelerating. Yet, despite powerful trends and mounting threats, traditional data security has simply not kept pace with the cloud. Security teams still struggle to even understand the reality of what sensitive data they have in the cloud and its associated risks. This is not a sustainable status quo. Data is increasingly a business most valuable asset. And until organizations can align around a shared Data Reality, cloud security will remain several steps behind intensifying security threats and tightening data regulations.