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Block malware before it downloads: Configuring Download Filters in MSP Central

Imagine this: A cracked installer disguised as a productivity tool. An oversized file quietly eating into storage. An EXE attachment that never should have made it past the browser. Without a download policy in place, there's nothing stopping this from happening on any device—for any client at any time.

Veriato Demo - Configuring Your Monitoring Policy

Veriato is the Behavioral Visibility Platform that improves productivity and reduces insider risk for organizations. This demo shows the initial steps for configuring a monitoring policy for your organization. The controls are highly flexible and can be tailored to your organization's goals and policies.

CloudCasa DR for HPE - HPE Kubernetes Service (HKS) - PART 1- Failover

This demo shows a CloudCasa DR failover for a file-server application running on HPE Kubernetes Service clusters. - HPE Kubernetes Service clusters (or HKS) is HPE’s managed Kubernetes offering, provisioned through the HPE Morpheus VM Essentials console. A primary HKS cluster runs the file-server app on a volume backed by an HPE Alletra MP B10000 array, replicated to a second Alletra array at a recovery site where a second HKS cluster stands ready.

Proportionate Containment: Stop Threats Without Stopping Operations

What does effective containment look like in practice? In this video, Daniel Trivellato, VP of OT, Healthcare and Cyber Risk Solutions at Forescout, explains how organizations can apply proportionate containment strategies that reduce cyber risk without disrupting operations. Learn why context matters, how containment actions should align with the severity of a threat, and how security teams can respond quickly while keeping critical systems running.

ITDR + IGA: The key to 'self-healing identity security'

Curious what an identity threat detection and response (ITDR) system does and why it matters? Rob Kraczek, global strategist at One Identity, breaks down its ability to catch anomalous activity and explains how ITDR and a strong identity governance and administration (IGA) tool have each other’s back, watching the front and back doors attackers use to get in.