Join CrowdStrike, Okta, Zscaler and Rubrik for an exclusive Lunch & Learn in Tempe, AZ designed for SLED cybersecurity professionals. This interactive session will break down today’s evolving threat landscape and explore how a connected approach to security can help your organization better prevent, detect and respond to modern attacks. Cyberattacks are becoming more coordinated, automated and difficult to detect across identity, network and endpoint layers. This session will walk through how attacks unfold and how aligning your security strategy across these domains can stop them. Agenda Highlights: - Welcome & Introductions
- Industry Panel: Hear directly from SLED cybersecurity leaders as they discuss:
- Real-world security challenges facing state and local organizations
- Lessons learned from today's evolving threats
- How they are modernizing their security strategies
- Best practices for strengthening resilience across the attack lifecycle
- Identity – Okta
- Securing identity as the first line of defense
- Preventing credential-based attacks and unauthorized access
- Reducing identity-driven risk across your environment
- Endpoint – CrowdStrike
- Detecting and responding to advanced threats in real time
- Leveraging AI-driven protection across endpoints
- Stopping adversaries as attacks move across the environment
- Network – Zscaler
- Enabling zero trust access and secure connectivity
- Reducing the attack surface and limiting lateral movement
- Stopping threats before they can spread across your environment
- Data Security & Cyber Resilience – Rubrik
- Protecting critical data from ransomware and other cyber threats
- Strengthening data visibility and cyber recovery readiness
- Accelerating recovery while minimizing disruption following an attack
- Bringing It All Together
- Highlights and insights from today's evolving threat landscape
- Connecting identity, endpoint, network and data security strategies
- Best practices for building a cohesive, modern defense
- Practical guidance for improving prevention, detection, response and recovery
- Closing Remarks
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