In today’s corporate environments, employees are accessing a variety of services using multiple devices while working across time-zones and with 3rd parties that are tightly integrated into core business activities. Identity is the only mechanism that can both enable organizations to secure resources while giving end-users the convenience and ease-of-use they seek.

• Commodity ransomware
• Human-Operated Ransomware
• Ransomware Brands
• Preventing Ransomware Attacks

An increasing number of MSPs have reported being victims of ransomware attacks. Cybercriminals are exploiting MSP products and services, including remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools. These tools are often accessed through software vulnerabilities or brute force attacks. Is your MSP prepared to protect against ransomware?

Join Ben Jenkins, ThreatLocker Senior Solutions Engineer as we discuss what you can do to prevent cybercriminals from carrying out an attack.

Find out:

• How cybercriminals can hack your vulnerable data and what you can do to stop it
• Learn more about the ever changing cybersecurity landscape
• Find out how ThreatLocker can help you better protect you and your clients

See why endpoints are the favoured targets of attackers in this live hack simulation, and how cyber criminals use compromised credentials to escalate privileges and access your cloud applications.

Join Thycotic Chief Security Scientist, Joseph Carson, as he demonstrates how an attacker captures an employee password on an endpoint, gets hold of an email account, and escalates the exploit to access a critical cloud application—all undetected by typical security controls. Then, see how you can stop these endpoint attacks and protect privileged access to critical cloud applications with PAM security solutions.

What will you learn?

• The favoured techniques and tools for compromising employee credentials
• How an attacker escalates privileges to gain access to cloud apps
• What you can do to shut down attacks before they escalate

Get the answers to these important questions

• Who is most at risk for credential compromise?
• How do I align PAM tools to my application security priorities?
• What’s the best way to enforce least privilege for cloud apps?

Powered by necessity, 2020/21 saw a gigantic boost for digital strategies. This helped to maintain critical services through online availability but it also gave new incentives for cyber criminals claiming their share of the profit. Join us for a lively presentation of some of the year’s biggest security stories. Together our expert Gerhard Giese is going to

• Discuss the latest threats the world has been experiencing in 2021
• Share use cases and examples on how other corporations managed to recognize and fight them
• Predict on security trends and the threats cape in 2022

• We all know the vulnerability management market is growing rapidly, is it good news or bad news?
• Prediction is the way to nullify the zero day threats! If these threats are not addressed and mitigated, what is expected?

• How does cryptojacking work?
• Attackers hurting where it hurts the most for an organisation, their customers! How do you suggest preventing this?

• We live with a false sense of security
• What makes Sunburst (Solarwinds) and Log4Shell attacks so unique and difficult to address
• The comeback of the detection
• Network never lies

• Leverage digital identity to mitigate fraud and cybersecurity risks by extending identity-first Zero-Trust security through context-driven passwordless, multi-factor, and strong customer authentication
• Build a single view of customer identity to accelerate digital adoption, understand customer needs, and strengthen brand loyalty across all devices, applications, and third-party platforms
• Leverage innovative identity and access management technologies to reduce costs, time to value, and maximise ROI on digital

• Discovery of hybrid working environments! With increased cybersecurity risks for organizations it is vital to understand how we can prevent those threats?
• Pros and cons of hybrid work environment
• What does the future look like?

As we know every business and organisation has increased the use of social media activity tremendously, especially during this pandemic hence attackers taking the opportunity to cause damage to the organisations.

• How to analys, predict and take effective action in order to put a stop to these attacks?
• Who is responsible for the security? Cyber security team, IT team or organisation as a whole?

• Dealing with the CVEs we know about and mitigating the future zero-day and supply chain issues.
• Minimising lateral movement by understanding the new security perimeter and stopping attackers on their tracks.
• Breaking through the noise and prioritising effective action.
• Understanding the multiple dimensions of security exposure to take a preventive approach.