We know that the threat landscape is ever-changing and that organizations are constantly looking for technologies and tools to help guide and augment their security efforts. In this survey, we look at spending habits, priorities, and decision-making processes when it comes to security technology. What drives organizations to spend the way they do? Is it risk factors, compliance needs, or looking to defend against the latest threats? Furthermor...

What a difference a year can make! Looking back on 2023, we saw some stunning trends and incidents in the realm of cybersecurity that got us all talking. In this webcast (with an associated white paper), SANS Senior Instructor Dave Shackleford will examine: The most significant cybersecurity incidents in 2023, and lessons learned from them What’s happening in the realm of machine learning and AI, both good and bad New security technology...

Securing applications is a complex and cumbersome issue many organizations have yet to solve. Current processes to test and secure applications are manual, ad-hoc, and often disconnected from development cycles. Furthermore, testing tools or results are siloed, and may not focus on overall risk or lack enterprise context. This leads to unnecessary friction, which can impact development processes or leave a security gap in the organization. In...

The Dragos OT Cybersecurity Year in Review is a mainstay for ICS asset owners and defenders to stay abreast of cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and frontline observations from the previous year. Covering the key OT cybersecurity events that shaped the threat landscape for industrial sectors, how the ICS community is performing, areas of improvement for safe and reliable operations. Join Dragos CEO and SANS Senior Instructor Robert M. Lee for a...

As physical and cyber attacks on critical infrastructure and industrial control systems (ICS) have become increasingly brazen, ICS defenses must go beyond just preventative security. ICS defenses must be ICS-specific, teams need to be proactive and have ICS cyber specific knowledge and skills. This is because traditional IT security controls applied to ICS are ineffective, cause disruptions and safety interferences. ICS cyber defense is doable...

Hands-On Cyber Security Training Taught by World-Renowned Practitioners Attend in Tysons COrner, VA or Live Online   At SANS Tysons Corner- NOVA 2024, choose from 48 interactive courses with hands-on labs. Practice your skills and compete against your peers during NetWars Tournaments, and network with your instructor and industry colleagues in real-time. Each course includes electronic and printed books, and several courses align with GI...

Join us in Washington, DC or Free Live Online and walk away from Cyber Threat Intelligence Summit with new perspectives and learn from case studies that challenge CTI assumptions and result in a shift in your understanding. No matter your background or skill level, you’ll have the chance to learn, connect, and share with thousands of cybersecurity professionals in attendance from around the globe. Ask any of the returning attendees - a k...

In an increasingly complex and dynamic cyber threat landscape, decision-makers are turning to actionable, contextualized threat intelligence to bolster cyber resilience and fulfill mission or business objectives. With the advent of advanced AI technologies, including Large Language Models (LLMs), the scope and effectiveness of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) are being revolutionized. How can CTI empower heads of cybersecurity departments, secu...

Continuing the Cloud Security Flight Simulator series, join SEC540 Cloud Security & DevSecOps Automation author Ben Allen for a webcast on Kubernetes admission control. Kubernetes admission controllers play a critical role in enhancing the security of a Kubernetes cluster. They act as gatekeepers, intercepting requests to the Kubernetes API server before requests are processed and stored by the cluster. Learn how admission control policies...

Many cloud-focused tools and third-party vendors require access to your organization’s cloud account. Sure, you could open up the flood gates and allow full, administrative access, but do those vendors and tools need that level of access? Most likely, no. In an age of increased supply chain and upstream vendor compromises, we must ensure that we are limiting any and all external access to what is truly needed and nothing more. In this wo...