Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Join the fast-growing team at LimaCharlie for an interactive living room style discussion about all that has happened in the last year. Meet key members of the team, learn about new features, the thinking behind them and get a glimpse of what is coming. During the discussion we will touch on the wide variety of capabilities enabled by the platform and how they can change the way that you view cybersecurity tools and infrastructure.

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Emerging cloud-native technologies have shifted and expanded the scope of AppSec as we know it. Digital transformation and scale now hinges on developers’ ability to build and deploy rapidly – and doing so securely. Snyk’s developer security platform is designed to work like a developer tool – making it not only easy to find issues but to fix them quickly. In this recorded webinar, Jim Armstrong walks through a demo to show how developers can secure their proprietary code, open source libraries, container images, and infrastructure as code deployments.

Click fraud is gaining prominence as a threat to marketing budgets, however many businesses are less aware of the financial impact of skewed analytics caused by such activity. If bots and real customers look just the same, what does that mean for analytics? Are marketers making good decisions, or are they basing their marketing strategies on flawed data?

As defenders, we deploy or develop a number of policies, procedures, tools and technologies to support our risk management strategy while struggling to maintain situational awareness. The regular outputs of detection and response activities rarely cross functional boundaries and result in missed opportunities to translate learnings into institutional memory. With an ever-evolving threat landscape including the transformation to a hybrid work model; the power of decision and ultimately Decision Advantage is the most valuable tool in cyber-defense. In this webcast, Bernard Brantley CISO Corelight will discuss the exploitation of data-centric NDR as the coalescence point for tactical and operational outputs and as a pathway to cultivating strategic decision advantage.

Security has always been one of the prime concerns for any growing business. In a world where technology is continually evolving, companies are constantly stumbling onto new vulnerabilities. One wrong move in the data management space and companies leave themselves vulnerable to shattering attacks. The increasingly multifaceted landscape means that more groups are turning towards a zero-trust security framework. This approach asks companies to take their security enforcement strategy to the next level and recognize that existing approaches don't offer enough defense.

Mobile malware certainly exists – especially on the Android platform – but hasn’t yet risen to the same scale of traditional desktop malware. In part, we believe this is due to mobile devices being designed with a secure mechanism (e.g., secure boot) from the start, making it much more difficult to create “zero-touch” threats that don’t require victim interaction. However, serious remote vulnerabilities have existed against these devices, though harder to find.