SLED/FED & GRC

Generative AI models can perform tasks that traditionally require creativity

and human understanding. They learn patterns from existing data during training and can subsequently generate new content, such as texts, images, and music, that follow these patterns. Due to their versatility and generally high-quality results, they, on the one hand, represent an opportunity for digitalization. On the other hand, the use of generative AI models introduces novel IT security risks that need to be considered for a comprehensive analysis of the threat landscape in relation to IT security. we will be diving into risk analysis, measures 

and operational model with utilizing Gen AI

Data breaches are skyrocketing. Ransomware is rampant. The threat landscape is more dangerous than ever. However, with the right strategies, you can build your organization's strongest defense against data disasters. In his presentation, Stacey Budd will address the escalating threat of ransomware. He will outline a comprehensive ransomware prevention strategy and delve into the enhanced 3-2-1-1 backup structure designed to bolster data resilience.

Too often, we regard compliance as an anchor, not a sail to our goals. We will explore the types of compliance and the root causes of negative attitudes towards it. More importantly, we will discuss strategies around using compliance to your advantage and how you can balance it with security imperatives.

In any security best practice framework, the principle of least privilege is a cornerstone. Yet, due to the complexities of managing Windows environments today, admin access is more prevalent than ever. Shockingly, 9 out of 10 successful breaches stem from privilege misuse. 

When determining overall cyber risk, we must examine all aspects of Threat Accessibility. This forces us to not only reconcile the convergence of physical and cyber security, but it also forces us to embrace it and succeed. Moving beyond mainstream IoT, this presentation looks at the challenges presented by technologically advanced end points used in physical security and discusses opportunities to embrace these advancements to harden the infrastructure and reduce the overall attack surface