In its fifth year, SANS Cyber Solutions Fest aims to brings together an ensemble of security professionals, solution providers, gurus and experts ready to share knowledge about the latest developments and innovative technologies in the cybersecurity industry. Join the attack surface & vulnerability management track to hear from chairperson Matt Bromiley and a host of leading cyber security experts as they walk through specific use cases an...

Come and learn from ENISA, the European Union's Agency for Cybersecurity), about the NIS2, the EU's cybersecurity legislation, which will come into force this year across all the EU's critical sectors. This seminar will help you get ready for the NIS2 incident reporting and security measures requirements, what NIS2 will mean for organizations doing business in the European Union, and what skills you may need to implement the NIS2. This online...

The public sector faces unique challenges around enhancing security and streamlining operations – and it can be difficult to address these issues due to resource constraints, increasingly complex environments, a rise in cyberattacks and data overload. Luckily, emerging technologies are helping to change this. Explore the tools that can help organizations improve attack surface visibility, automate repetitive manual tasks and provide anal...

The SANS Faculty, experts and practitioners in cybersecurity, have been working to build and enhance the AI-driven cybersecurity landscape. In this forum, you will get a unique opportunity to hear firsthand accounts of how they utilize the power of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to make significant advancements in cybersecurity. Our experienced experts will provide valuable insights, strategies, and practical solutions to help yo...

The nation’s critical infrastructure is more connected and automated than ever before – and cyberattacks continue to rise. One recent study showed a 140% increase in cyberattacks on critical infrastructure in 2022. State and local cybersecurity leaders must be prepared. These attacks don’t just threaten security and data privacy – they can impact the economy, transportation networks, crucial government facilities and ut...

Don't miss the SecureWorld Healthcare virtual conference on May 1, 2024, to connect and learn with other cybersecurity professionals in your field! The agenda offers 12 educational sessions and 5 CPE credits.

Step into the forefront of manufacturing resilience as we navigate today’s cybersecurity challenges. This dialogue with Matt Cowell, VP of Business Development at Dragos, and Mark Cristiano, Global Commercial Director – Cyber Security Services at Rockwell Automation, is dedicated to the shifting tides in cyber threats that manufacturers face, strategizing against the escalation of digital risks, and charting a progressive course of...

Stop Waiting for the Adversary It’s 2024. Ransomware is no longer new, the threats and risks are well known, the cases and payouts are public. Even with this ominous threats, why are security teams still caught off guard when their environments fall victim? It’s 2024 - the year we stop waiting for the adversary. In this 2024 Ransomware Summit, let’s explore all the angles. How ransomware actors find success, where they get in...

Achilles Systems, a fictitious IT service provider to human resources teams in medium and large businesses, has fallen victim to an attack in which sensitive customer data and, potentially, customer networks, have been compromised. Achilles has a small security team who has historically focused on basic controls and compliance. However, it seems clear this attack was the work of a sophisticated adversary capable of circumventing the controls i...

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...