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Thought Leadership

Data to Experiences (D2X): From Storage to Story

For over a decade, organizations have had a hard time organizing and using data to their advantage. As society digitally evolves, the types and amount of data have increased exponentially. User expectations have never been higher, and technology has advanced to the point where we have reached the end of Moore's Law in processing speed. Now it's time to look at things differently. To approach things strategically, starting with the data in a human-centered manner. To build products with modern ingenuity leveraging the capabilities technology now provides. To build a Decision Intelligence Platform that allows executives to make better, faster and fewer decisions. 

Goals: 

• Reflect on where we are in the Eras of Digital Innovation and what we have learned so far 
• Discover the challenges organizations face with data and AI initiatives
• Solve the problem on how to get started providing a different mindset around how to build a data solution

Sponsored by:

Solstice

 

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3 Best Practices for Application Security (and Bonus Tip)

Applications are the lifeblood of the enterprise, but as the threats multiply, as applications move to the cloud, as legacy applications need to be maintained, and as organizations seek competitive advantage with new technologies and faster release cycles, it's easy to see that application security can be a thankless, endless and challenging job. 

Imperva has distilled three best practices (and a bonus tip) that help enterprises of any size vastly improve and simplify application security, accelerate threat detection and operationalize application security in a dynamic world where change is the only constant.

Sponsored by:

Imperva

 

 

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Closing the Gap of Grief: Business Driven Security

How bad is it? When a breach occurs, how confident are you that you can quantify the impact to the organization in language they understand? This session describes the requirements for closing the gap: Complete visibility, to paint an accurate picture of what's happening across the environment, faster insight through better analytics and detection capabilities and business context around incidents. And finally, more effective response where security teams are certain they are taking the right actions to reduce risk and are sure they are protecting what matters most.  

Takeaways:

1. Learn how to garner the right visibility, in the right context, to defend what matters most
2. Discover the 6 steps to take command of your evolving security posture in this uncertain, high risk world
3. Find out what it takes to link your security strategy with your business priorities

Sponsored by:

Silver Peak Systems

 

 

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Mobile-centric Zero Trust Security Framework

Passwords are no longer sufficient protection against breaches because users are accessing information from a variety of untrusted devices, apps, networks, locations and services. So, in the reality of today's security world how does an organization protect itself? One answer is with a Zero Trust approach and framework to security. But with numerous theories about Zero Trust, how do you ensure that you've taken the right approach? in this session, discover how to: 

Takeaways: 

1. Drive business innovation with mobile productivity by giving employees the ability to use mobile, cloud and endpoints
2. Enforce corporate security without impacting the user experience 
3. Redefine enterprise security strategies to address a perimeter-less environment

Sponsored by:

MobileIron

 

 

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Thought Leadership

All About the CCPA: A 5-Step Guide to Complying with California's Consumer Privacy Act

With the clock ticking down until the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) comes into effect on Jan. 1, 2020, many companies are struggling to understand the sweeping new privacy law, its impact on the business, and how to manage compliance across a matrix of global privacy laws. While there are still amendments to be settled before 2020, there are several few key ways to get ready for the CCPA's privacy governance and consumer rights requirements. In this session, we'll outline what this new law means for your business, detail what changes to expect to see before it's put into effect, and lay out a 5-step guide to demonstrating on-going compliance the CCPA. We'll also share findings from research conducted with the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) on how ready (or not) businesses are for the CCPA, what factors are driving compliance and how the GDPR fits into CCPA readiness.  

Bullets: 

• Breakdown the requirements and importance of CCPA for privacy and security teams  
• Outline how to comply with the CCPA, including: "do not sell", right to request and right to delete personal information  
• Learn how to build a privacy program that addresses the overarching requirements of various global data protection laws  
• Takeaway a step-by-step guide for demonstrating compliance with the CCPA

Sponsored by:

OneTrust

 

 

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Next-Gen Cloud Security Architectures for the Cloud-First Future

As businesses rely more on cloud apps, they must refocus security from defending perimeters to following users regardless of location. This session will discuss the advantages of cloud security solutions based on a Cloud 2.0 architecture built on containers and micro services and how they can more seamlessly transition security from appliances. 

Takeaways:  

1. How vendor cloud architectures differ and how those differences can impact your organization  
2. Difference between monolithic cloud architectures and clouds built on containerization and micro services 
3. Best practices when migrating from security appliances to cloud security

Sponsored by:

iboss

 

 

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