Migrating to the cloud is easy and that is why organizations chose to move to the cloud regardless of providers. But from a risk practitioner, where will cybersecurity fall amidst your digital technology? This is where the adoption of SecDevOps comes to play – making every decision from a security-first mindset and DevSecOps incorporates security into every step of the development process. This session will address why SecDevOps is a better approach to your security requirements with focus on:
Fortify end-of-life data protection across your entire infrastructure, from your remote worker devices to on-prem and cloud data storage. Find out how automation can foster consistent, reliable management of sensitive data and enforce data security policies.
Learn how to ensure data protection at the end of its lifecycle—without resorting to physical destruction or manual data sanitisation.
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Data protection is increasingly recognised as fundamental to trade, security, and privacy in our modern information economy. Data protection legislation has been passed in almost 80% of countries, all mandating the same universal principles of data protection – of justifiable or legitimate need, of integrity and of security.
Fundamental to meeting any data protection legislation is to know your data: What you have, why you have it, how you got it, what you do with it, and where you keep it. Building data awareness through validated data discovery provides the foundation for an effective data security strategy capable of navigating this global, data-driven landscape.
90% of ransomware attacks start with an email. Payment redirection fraud starts with email. No matter how much security technology we purchase, we still face a fundamental security problem: people.
Join us as we explore with Jacqueline Jayne, Security Awareness Advocate for APAC at KnowBe4, the different levers that social engineers and scam artists pull to make us more likely to do their bidding.
We would look at examples of mental manipulation in everyday life: from the tactics used by tricky advertisers to sophisticated social engineering and online scams. And then we'll look at how to ethically use the very same levers to educate your users against those attacks, because people are your last line of defense and first line of attack.
Join this exclusive fireside chat with Marlon to address: