Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

For the medical industry, clean directories, end-to-end security and streamlined workloads are key to ensuring quick, professional relationships with clients. And for a company that deals with medical products in areas such as wound care, hospitals, surgical centers and home care, data protection needs to cover both patients and their healthcare providers. For this, Germany-based Paul Hartmann AG turned to One Identity Manager for its smooth integration with every SAP system in their environment and optimized account creation with secure, efficient identity lifecycle management.

ZenBusiness has empowered over 850,000 business owners to launch and grow their businesses. And they’re doing it without letting data protection slow them down. With Nightfall AI’s automation-first DLP, ZenBusiness secures critical enterprise apps, resolves issues efficiently, and keeps their focus on delivering value to business owners. Chris Chipman, Enterprise IT Architect at ZenBusiness, calls Nightfall “that extra IT staff member” that runs 24/7, protecting data wherever it goes.

Browser history can play a critical role in incident response, from helping analysts reconstruct user activity and validating alerts, to uncovering malicious behavior. But retrieving raw artifacts from endpoints is often slow, manual, and inconsistent. In this technical session, Ahmad Aziz, Security Engineer II at Booking.com, will share his winning entry from the 2024 “You Did WHAT?! With Tines” (YDWWT) competition: a fully automated workflow that pulls raw browser history artifacts from devices using CrowdStrike and prepares them for offline forensic analysis.

The integration of Tanium and Microsoft provides retail giant Best Buy with a unified security solution that consolidates data into a single pane of glass for better visibility and control. Resulting in a nearly 20% reduction in MTTR for active events.

When Justin Skagen, VP of Revenue Integrity and Operational Compliance at Arrivia, discovered an employee building secret databases of customer information in the middle of the night, he knew traditional security measures weren't enough. What started as another department's productivity experiment became Arrivia's most powerful fraud detection weapon, catching everything from data exfiltration attempts to time clock manipulation across their global call centers.