The modern enterprise, characterized by hybrid and mobile workforces supported by a hybrid cloud IT environment, brings many security challenges to the federal government, its agencies, entities, and sites. They face multi-faceted cybersecurity concerns due to the sensitive nature of their data, the critical infrastructure, and regulatory mandates involved. The distributed nature of operations, with numerous contractors and providers, introduc...

In today's dynamic digital landscape, the need for secure and seamless access to corporate resources from any device, anywhere is paramount. Join SANS Senior Instructor Dave Shackleford and HPE’s Darren Tidwell for an insightful webcast where we dive into the modern threats and security challenges that organizations face, and how innovative solutions like SSE from HPE address these challenges head-on. HPE Aruba Networking SSE securely co...

There's a lot of buzz surrounding generative AI, but the advantage of the technology goes beyond buzzwords. AI solutions offer significant value to operations and reduce pain points for governments and the residents they serve. Join Government Technology and NICE for a live webinar on how governments can use AI and other modernization tactics to enhance service accessibility and create seamless constituent experiences. Here's what's in store:...

Every organization professes that risk management is at the heart of its cybersecurity program. Threat modeling is at the heart of this proactive approach: a systematic process that helps organizations identify, understand, and mitigate potential threats. However, with technology's ongoing advancement and the rising complexity of digital systems, constructing exhaustive threat models from the ground up can be daunting. In this presentation, Ja...

As the nature of our technology landscape changes more and more frequently, it’s challenging for many security operations teams to keep pace with the current threat surface we have on the internet, as well as the state of vulnerabilities and risks associated with these assets. Many security teams are performing vulnerability and web application scanning in a relatively ad hoc manner, and don’t truly have a continuous view of what e...

In 2024, the SOC Survey continued to explore the detailed aspects of cybersecurity operations centers. The survey collected information on organizations’ capabilities, and what is outsourced. On this webcast, SANS Senior Instructor Chris Crowley examines survey results to understand how SOCs are architectured, favorite and frustrating technologies, staffing, funding, threat intel, and automation. Register for this webcast now, and you wi...

Every organization professes that risk management is at the heart of its cybersecurity program. Threat modeling is at the heart of this proactive approach: a systematic process that helps organizations identify, understand, and mitigate potential threats. However, with technology's ongoing advancement and the rising complexity of digital systems, constructing exhaustive threat models from the ground up can be daunting. In this presentation, Ja...

In today's hostile digital landscape, government agencies face a relentless barrage of cyber threats. Furthermore, agencies face a continuing stream of legislative, executive, and oversight recommendations, constantly keeping teams and technologies on their toes. This SANS Solutions Forum equips public sector cybersecurity teams with the essential knowledge to address these challenges and modern threats head-on. Join us for in-depth discussion...

Cybercrime continues to evolve, and as forensic analysts and incident responders, we often are in a virtual arms race with the criminals. While the best tool in both art and science is the amazing capacity of the human brain, and this is especially apparent in the field of digital forensics and incident response, where we match ourselves against the creative ingenuity of committed and capable criminals; we do need other tools to make our work...

Cybercrime continues to evolve, and as forensic analysts and incident responders, we often are in a virtual arms race with the criminals. While the best tool in both art and science is the amazing capacity of the human brain, and this is especially apparent in the field of digital forensics and incident response, where we match ourselves against the creative ingenuity of committed and capable criminals; we do need other tools to make our work...