The market is saturated with threat detection and response solutions that claim to protect your organization against the latest cyberthreats. And yet, adversaries always seem to find ways around them. How can cybersecurity professionals maintain their credibility when adversaries are constantly finding creative ways to challenge it? We’ll discuss: Malicious operations we’re seeing in our threat intelligence, so security teams can p...

The United States is grappling with a multipolar world, contending with near-peer adversaries along with longstanding asymmetric threats. To stay ahead of these challenges, efforts are underway to prioritize diplomatic, environmental, and economic policies to maintain the United States’ edge. Are these areas, alone, enough? How should the U.S. balance these longer-term national and global imperatives with the need for traditional militar...

Mobile device data faces significant security threats, creating very real danger for government agencies and corporations. How can you deal effectively with the risk of a data breach and the theft of personally identifiable information in a bring your own device (BYOD) era? We'll discuss: Strategies for managing a BYOD strategy, including what information can and should be monitored and the privacy implications of monitoring. Accessible vs. in...

Many government agencies and departments have been victimized or may be vulnerable to fraud, waste, and abuse. Yet the public sector has generally taken a cat and mouse approach to fraud. How can private sector advances help change the game? We'll discuss: The pay-and-chase approach to fraud – where fraudsters escape with the cheese and static mousetraps are set in response. Potential risks to government organizations' financial assets,...

We invite you to join us for the next program from the Future of Financial Crime speaker series, “Latitudes and Attitudes – Zooming in on Geospatial Data, Privacy and the Law in the Digital Age.” Advancements in technology now make it much easier and less expensive to collect and monitor an individual’s location. Government agencies around the world are beginning to recognize the power of this information to address a n...

After his recent State of the Union address, President Obama issued an executive order to improve the security of the nation's critical infrastructure, underscoring the growing threat of cyberterrorism to national and economic security. What may be the true state of our critical infrastructure security, and what can this executive order mean for your enterprise? We'll discuss: The changing nature of the threats to America's critical infrastruc...

We invite you to join us for the next program from the Future of Financial Crime speaker series, “The Missing Link: Relevance of the private, state and local sectors to our homeland security.” Most Americans are familiar with at least some of the key players in the “alphabet soup of agencies” dealing with the global war on terrorism. But the homeland security enterprise has always been viewed by our country’s poli...