Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Tines and Lacework are partnering up to bring you insights into the latest in cloud automation. Our tools powerfully combine, helping you take action and automatically solve security alerts in real-time as they occur. This workshop will be centered around an end-to-end demo, walking through the benefits of our tools in combination.

IoT Security

https://goteleport.com/blog/securing-postgres-postgresql/
https://goteleport.com/docs/database-access/guides/postgres-self-hosted/

A Secure Access Service Edge (or SASE) solution requires both network and security teams, and their tools to work together harmoniously. Netskope, the SASE leader, safely and quickly connects users directly to the internet, any application, and their infrastructure from any device, on or off the network. With CASB, SWG, and ZTNA built natively in a single platform, Netskope is fast everywhere, data-centric, and cloud smart, all while enabling good digital citizenship and providing a lower total-cost-of-ownership.

In this episode of Ask SME (Subject Matter Expert) Anything, Netskope’s Tony Kros dives into Gartner's new term Security Service Edge (SSE), what distinguishes SASE from SSE, and why both concepts are so fundamental to building cloud-centric security and networking architectures of the future.

15 years ago, we decided to make the world safe from cyber threats, and we’re still committed to that goal.

Session 1: Threat Modelling Kubernetes Cloud native container and Kubernetes systems bring new threats and risks to our precious workloads. As cloud technologies undergo rapid innovation and new tools and techniques emerge, security can get left behind. The answer to this conveyor-belt of potential insecurity? Threat modelling!

Insights from Kroll's Global Fraud and Risk Report.

With the volume and sophistication of cyber threats growing, we asked 400 information security and 100 legal and compliance leaders from companies with over $500M in annual revenue how their organizations are planning to deal with incident response. Nearly all teams plan on automating more of their IR process, but nearly half face headwinds like lack of in-house expertise, lack of proper technology, and lack of bandwidth.