What tools does the Chief Information Security Officer need in order to fulfil their destiny as business' next great strategic partner? Global security leaders debate.In a suddenly remote working environment the CISO has become one of the most valued leaders in the industry. With their expertise in security, risk management and, increasingly, business value, they are well placed to ensure smooth, safe operations despite a disparate workforce....

The insider threat comes in many forms, with employees acting maliciously, negligently and even accidentally to compromise information assets. Managing the insider threat is arguably the biggest challenge in information security, with the majority of security incidents coming from a human source. A lack of understanding of behaviour, mismanagement of resources and an inability to measure the success of initiatives has contributed to the wider...

The CISO role has evolved dramatically over the last decade, inline with the risk landscape a digitized world provides. 2020 once more putt a brand’s security and risk leader front and center, for their cybersecurity response. In a few short months, the CISO has eked out more responsibility for themselves than ever before; how can they continue to push that momentum in a business-as-usual context? Or, has last year taught us that leavin...

One of the few success stories of 2020 was the cementing of security as a key business function. CISOs and their teams worked intensely to both secure the business as its teams went remote overnight and strategically thereafter to keep a now disparate workforce protected. If there was a trend emerging of security having more visibility at board-level, COVID-19 accelerated it. Does that then also mean a new seat at the table for a Chief Risk O...

Today’s need to support a work-from-anywhere workforce is bringing together two of the fastest-growing trends in IT security: SASE and Zero Trust. Security risk changes and compounds with digital transformation. As organizations shift more applications and services from on-premises to the cloud, their existing infrastructure-centric security is a mismatch to securing user access and data in this ‘wherever they are’ cloud env...

Indicator of Behavior (IOB) FAQs: Insider breaches can be extremely costly for organizations and most aren’t even aware of a breach until well after it occurs. Forcepoint’s Indicators of Behavior (IOBs), a new predictive approach to cybersecurity, changes the paradigm by allowing organizations to identify and understand when users are trending towards risk… and stop them before a breach occurs. In this session, you will lear...

With the evolution of today's workplace environment, the need for unified data protection covering all solution areas like endpoint, discovery, email, network, and cloud has become more critical than ever. According to Gartner, the enterprise DLP market is mature, but the emergence of data security features native to cloud ecosystems and alternate behavioral detection approaches is changing its dynamics. Join Forcepoint and Carahsoft for this...

You heroically got your people working remotely overnight, but is it sustainable?If you’re still using VPN clients to connect remote workers to private apps in your internal data centers and private clouds, this session is for you.Learn how Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) products like Forcepoint Private Access let you give your remote workers seamless access to the specific apps they need without the complexity, bottlenecks, and risks...

Running a successful data protection program is not as simple as plug-in, configure and go – it requires careful planning and execution if you are to realize its full potential.In this webcast, Principal Data Protection Solutions Manager Ankur Chadda is joined by Principal Security Strategist Bob Mechler to discuss a 9-Step Strategy for Success.Key learnings include: How the move to cloud is making data protection harder How to identify...

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) technology has been with us for many years and is now part of the common security defences employed by organizations. But today’s Enterprise DLP is anything but standard, having evolved many new and advanced capabilities that put it at the heart of a data protection strategy.In this discussion we examine how these new functionalities can help us address the challenges of the new working landscape, accelerate yo...