Speakers: Barbara Filkins, Matt Bromiley, Dan Cole, Stan Engelbrecht and Darren Thomas

Enterprises are striving to keep up with the current threat landscape, while continuing to rely on manual processesand struggling with a continual lack of resources, skills and budgets. Security and risk management leaders must consider what security automation and integration can do to improve the efficiency, quality and efficacy of security operations.

This first installment of a two-part webcast will begin that discussion and outline what survey respondents have defined as the current state of their efforts at security automation, integration and workflow orchestration. Attendees will hear survey results on such issues as:

• The number of processes that are truly being automated
• The level of automation being implemented
• Problems in automated environments today
• What challenges implementers face

The second webcast, held on Thursday, March 21, at 1 PM Eastern, builds on these results to look at what comes next for automation support. Click here to register for that webcast.

Be among the first to receive the associated whitepaper written by SANS Analyst Program Research Director Barbara Filkins, with advice from SANS Analyst and Incident Response Expert Matt Bromiley.

Speakers: Dave Shackleford and Tristan Morris

Given the ever-changing threat landscape, endpoint security remains a top security priority for most organizations. The CB Predictive Security Cloud (PSC) focuses on securing endpoints by using a single lightweight agent that provides security professionals with actionable insights about cyberattacks.

Join SANS Analyst Dave Shackleford as he shares his review of PSC. Attendees at this webcast will learn how the PSC:

• Can be used across the organization, by security analysts, incident responders, SOC analysts, and desktop admins
• Uses behavioral analytics and big data in the cloud to prevent emerging threats
• Helps with vulnerability assessment and compliance reporting
• Assists in threat hunting and incident response

Register for this webcast to be among the first to receive the associated whitepaper written by SANS Analyst and cloud security course author Dave Shackleford.

Speakers: Matt Bromiley and David Aiken

Many enterprises continue to balance the benefits of cloud services with the critical requirements of compliance, while also managing risk. In this airing of a webcast hosted by AWS with SANS on February 28, 2019, experts will explain and define various levels of compliance and outline how risk and compliance work together. We also will look at existing gaps in implementation.

The session then will turn to how to automate compliance and risk management, including with cloud security controls. What is the provider’s role and what is the cloud user’s role? Why do you need risk management, and how do you use vulnerability monitoring? SANS instructor and analyst Matt Bromiley along with AWS expert David Aiken will describe how today’s enterprises often do not realize they have native and third-party cloud services at their disposal that can give them the visibility they need to effectively deploy compliance and risk management controls.

Attendees will learn:

• When and how to implement compliance and risk management
• Effective strategies for compliance and risk management deployment
• Tips for what NOT to do when implementing cloud services with compliance and risk considerations

Register now for this webcast and be among the first to receive the associated whitepaper by Matt Bromiley.

Speakers: Sam Wilson and Matt Wiseman

Industrial operators have traditionally faced a difficult choice shut down use of convenient portable media like USB storage devices, or open up their network to security threats. In this Webinar, learn how companies in the Oil & Gas, Pulp & Paper, and other process industries are tightly controlling and monitoring USBs to ensure plant operations are both safe and productive. The latest behavioral USB attacks will be explained, as well as recent research revealing that nearly half (44%) of industrial sites surveyed detected and blocked at least one malicious or suspicious USB file. Walk away with scalable and efficient USB security best practices that meet industry cybersecurity standards, reduce your portable media risks, and keep your plant compliant.