Join Doug Levin, Director of the K12 Security Information eXchange (K12 SIX), for an interactive overview of the cybersecurity challenges and triumphs of 2024. He’ll address your most pressing questions while revealing the biggest cyber threats schools faced in 2024, best (K-12 specific!) practices for mitigating cyber risks, and what 2025 may have in store. Key Takeaways:2024 in Review: A look at recent major K-12 cyber-attacks and data...

The CompTIA CASP+ certification is getting an overhaul — and a name change. Meet SecurityX, the updated expert-level cybersecurity certification from CompTIA. Why is the name changing, and how will it impact the career goals of cybersecurity professionals in 2025 and beyond? Find out on December 10 at 11 a.m. Central. Join Patrick Lane, CompTIA Director of Cybersecurity Product Management, to get the inside scoop on the SecurityX certifi...

Join us for an insightful session on how QuSecure is helping federal agencies prepare for the future of cybersecurity with quantum-resilient solutions. We will cover: New Federal Requirements: Gain insights into the latest federal mandates for implementing quantum-resilient cybersecurity. Understanding NIST’s New PQC Standards: Get up-to-date on the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) new Post-Quantum Cryptograp...

Government agencies hold a unique advantage in cybersecurity: they possess an intimate understanding of their environments. This is their defender's advantage. However, the evolving threat landscape, including the rise of AI-powered attacks, demands that agencies continuously adapt. This webinar explores how agencies can activate advantage in the new era of cybersecurity by leveraging AI-powered solutions to automate defenses and prioritize th...

When it comes to cybersecurity, communicating metrics to both technical and non-technical audiences has become paramount. Cybersecurity metrics play a critical role in helping agencies understand their security performance, identify vulnerabilities, and prioritize security investments. In the past, the approach to cybersecurity was “don’t let it get in the way of our work.” Today, sophisticated threats have elevated cybersecu...

The situation: Your boss has read the 2023 Unit 42 Ransomware and Extortion Threat Report. After being alerted of a possible cyberattack targeting your company, concerns arise. You now have 60 minutes to report back if any departments have been affected. How fast can you deliver?Join this 45-minute session where attendees will dive into how Cortex XDR®:Determines if any users are victims.Collects endpoint, network and forensics events about th...

Join HUMAN virtually on Tuesday, 12/10 to learn about the latest changes in PCI DSS 4.0, why even government entities and those using third-party payment providers are affected, and actionable steps to achieve compliance before the April 1, 2025, deadline. How are you progressing towards full compliance? What steps do you need to take to pass your next audit? Do you need to explore new tools or services to achieve compliance? This is your oppo...

Since its inception, SMART PROC GovCon (SPGC) has been a flagship event for SMART, connecting small businesses with their peers, industry leaders, and key decision makers across federal, state, and local governments. Located just miles from Ft. Detrick, SPGC is an intimate, low-barrier conference, that provides small business with vital information necessary to better understand the federal procurement process, mission requirements and forecas...

All federal agencies are working to meet the Office of Management and Budget mandate to establish a zero trust architecture for their systems – a key element in improving cybersecurity across agencies. The National Security Agency (NSA) has laid out the seven pillars of Zero Trust: User, Device, Network & Environment, Application & Workload, Data, Automation & Orchestration, and Visibility & Analytics. In July the agency...

Registration for this event is now closed. Ransomware attacks are becoming alarmingly frequent and sophisticated, posing severe risks to state and local government by compromising data, disrupting critical services, and imposing substantial financial burdens. Government was a prime target of ransomware attacks throughout 2023 and into 2024, seeing a 48% increase year-over-year in the number of attacks according to data from the Zscaler ThreatL...