Atlanta Cybersecurity Conference

Join Rahul Sasi, Founder and CEO of CloudSEK, in a compelling session exploring the new frontiers of cybersecurity in our technology-driven business world. As enterprises integrate more deeply with third-party technologies, the digital supply chain becomes a critical focus for potential risks, from supplier vulnerabilities to data exposure. 

In this talk, Rahul, an internationally acclaimed cybersecurity expert, will guide you through effective strategies for identifying and mitigating supply chain risks, and establishing stronger governance over third-party partnerships. This session is essential for anyone eager to master the art of safeguarding their enterprise in a networked world where collaboration and security are equally vital. 

Rahul, a globally recognized cybersecurity expert, will share invaluable insights on proactive risk mitigation, establishing robust third-party governance, and real-world strategies to secure your software supply chain. This is a must-attend talk for anyone looking to navigate the intricate balance between innovation and security in today's interconnected digital landscape.

As businesses rely more on email and collaboration tools to run their operations, cyber-criminals are finding new ways to compromise remote workforces. Harmony Email and Collaboration protects cloud email and collaboration suites from cyber-attacks that evade default and advanced security tools. Its invisible, multi-layer security enables full-suite protection for cloud collaboration solutions such as O365, Gmail, OneDrive, G-Suite, Teams, Slack, and many others. The platform deploys in 5 minutes via API to preventatively block phishing, spam, malware, data leakage, account takeover, BEC, and shadow IT across the organization.

While this might seem like an ominous topic and raise some eyebrows, it's a critical conversation we must have in today's digital age.

We live in a world where cyberattacks have become an unfortunate reality. No organization, regardless of its size or industry, is immune to the ever-evolving threats that lurk in the digital shadows. The truth is, no matter how robust your cybersecurity measures may seem, they are not infallible. It's not a matter of if, but when, your cybersecurity will face its ultimate test.

The way to combat the ultimate failure of your cybersecurity defenses is to remain in a constant state of Cyber Readiness. We will cover what that means and how to get there from a state of legacy networks and security, as well as the importance of shifting your cybersecurity posture from a state of defense to offense, from continuous monitoring to continuous improvement.

Posture matters and we need to know what we don’t know. You will be shown the path to a proactive and offensive posture. You will rethink your strategy and embrace a more dynamic and adaptive approach to safeguarding digital infrastructure.

SebDB is the world’s cyber security behavior database. 

It’s maintained by a global community of security professionals and academics. And it just got an upgrade! 

Join CybSafe’s Munya Hoto as he discusses how SebDB can be used to reduce human cyber risk, by mapping specific user security behaviors to risk outcomes. 

He’ll also cover the new and improved features of SebDB v3, including: 

• New risk categories 
• New behaviours added 
• Sub-behaviours added 
• UIDs added for easy tracking 
• Refreshed descriptions

Every time a public cyber attack occurs, the pundits, news and industry reps claim that that the attack is “new and unique.”  Poppycock.  There are no new cyber threats and haven’t been since 2004.  The only thing new is the vector of attack and in most cases even those aren’t new.  During this talk we will cover the 5 cyber threats and the 2 primary methodologies required to convert those threats into attacks.  My ascertain is based on my 25 years in the industry from being one the FBI’s pioneering cyber agents, why I left, and what I have learned in the varied roles I have played since then.

As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies by organizations becomes more pervasive, regulatory and standards bodies are working to implement new compliance obligations that will eventually impact every IT department. This session will provide an overview of the emerging trends in AI compliance, including the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and multiple ISO standards. 

Attendees will gain a better understanding of the common threads of new compliance obligations, the intent and perspectives driving them, what to expect in the coming years, and steps they can take now to help prepare their organizations.

Everybody thinks they have a robust data protection strategy, until it’s put to the test by a ransomware attack. Bad actors with compromised credentials not only exfiltrate data but compromise key IT systems like data protection and business applications to gain greater leverage.

You can turn the tables on bad actors by making data protection the backbone of your cyber defense strategy. During this session, learn what it takes to defend against a ransomware incident, the steps taken by real-world victims of ransomware to respond to attacks, and how a cloud-based data protection strategy can better serve organizations in the hour of their greatest need.

Learn how to monitor for and detect ransomware attacks in the early stages of the cyber kill chain when threat actors conduct recon and devise weaponization in order to extort your organization.

Data Security: 

Securing the corporate data that the end-user is accessing on the device to make sure that it cannot be compromised by malicious malware 

End-user Privacy: 

the employee loses all privacy because a management profile is required to run the MDM/EMM solution 

Solution - SyncDog: 

SyncDog provides a secure encrypted environment that separates corporate data from personal data on the device - No Management Profile required on the device

There are four main bubbles of risks: IT, Financial, Reputation/Brand, Geopolitical. We will discuss the impact of current geopolitical changes that have made 2023 a year filled with warfare, cybersecurity, compliance and data protection issues. Looking forward in 2024 what can we expect and how do we make sure we are prepared to deal with these evolving geopolitical changes?