Security has become of paramount importance in recent times, especially due to the advent of cloud computing and virtualization. With so many devices in the mix, users have the choice of working from anywhere they want. The rapid increase in global IP traffic has challenged network service providers to scale and improve infrastructure to meet this new demand. We explore the merits and performance of Software Defined Perimeters to withstand DDo...

With the sudden shift of the global workforce from in-office to remote, IT teams quickly transformed their operations to accommodate the new realities of business — including large-scale adoption of work-from-home technologies, heightened activity on customer-facing networks, and greater use of online services. While these examples of agility allowed business to continue, they also greatly increased the risk of misconfigurations and cybe...

In this panel, our group of CISOs will be discussing the central cloud security issues currently being faced. Is the pandemic accelerating the push to the cloud? What are the governance, technical and cultural lessons learned? The CISO panelists represent organizations with diverse cloud maturity, from dipping the toes to all in, and the panel will have something of value to all audience members.

Self-service access, richer service capabilities, auto-scaling workloads, and API-based usage and configurations. These are just a handful of the capabilities that make public cloud and Kubernetes-based environments appealing to DevOps teams. As more organizations embrace the flexibility and agility advantages of these environments, they also introduce heightened risk of security breaches due to misconfigurations and the complexity of managing...

In recent months, the COVID pandemic has forced employers to move to a work-from-home model much faster than expected. Many critical business employees are now virtual and may not be coming back to a secured office environment. As a security team, how do you provision capabilities for thousands of employees working in this new normal? Jerry shares over 20 additional authoritative requirements for identified security gaps, regulatory challenge...

Cloud is now the dominant IT environment, with everyone in the civilian and government sectors leveraging it to some degree. In our current pandemic, the importance of cloud and cybersecurity cannot be overstated. Now more than ever, we are dependent on a secure cloud environment to do our jobs while complying with “Stay at Home” orders. Reliance on cloud technology brings concerns about system breaches, privacy, and compliance wit...

The cloud landscape has become more complex causing organizations to address the security needs for tomorrow’s environments. As technologies rapidly evolve for cloud, we must learn to securely manage the data sprawl that ranges across these emerging technologies and multi-cloud usage. Learn about the technology trends that are impacting how we connect to new resources and better understand how to adapt new methodologies for secure agile...

The Cloud Security Alliance Congress is the industry's premier gathering for IT security professionals and executives who must further educate themselves on the rapidly evolving subject of cloud security. In addition to offering best practices and practical solutions for remaining secure in the cloud, Cloud Security Alliance Congress will focus on global governance, the latest trends in technology, the threat landscape, security innovations, b...

The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) will hold its 3rd Annual Federal Summit on May 16, 2017 at the Washington Marriott at Metro Center in Washington, DC. Registration is free for government attendees. A select number of registrations are also available to private sector representatives for a nominal charge. This informative, one-day symposium is expected to draw more than 250 information security professionals from civilian and defense agencies...

The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) will hold its 2nd Annual Federal Summit on May 12, 2016 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, DC. Registration is free for government attendees. A select number of registrations are also available to private sector representatives for a nominal charge. This informative, one-day symposium is expected to draw more than 250 information security professionals from civilian and...