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Reducing Risk in the Face of Cyberattacks & Data Loss Exposure: For Business-Critical Data, Recovery is Everything

As a security office, protecting against exposure to the risk of data loss is one of your major concerns. Cyberattacks and extended outages are just some of the threats your organization faces. It's likely that many of your critical enterprise-wide applications run on Oracle Database, so protecting them against these threats should be a top priority. 

When a ransomware attack occurs, recovery is everything. Continuous protection eliminating exposure to the risks of database data loss. Cybercriminals are using ransomware to target mission-critical data and enterprise applications. If a ransomware attack gets past your security barriers, you have two options: pay to regain access to your data or restore as quickly as possible from the last successful backup prior to the attack. If you choose to restore instead of paying, your IT team will need to make sure you have a valid copy that can be recovered quickly. In addition, they'll need a recovery point as close as possible to the moment prior to the attack - seconds, not hours - to minimize data loss and business disruption. 

Join us to discuss how Oracle's Zero Data Loss Recovery Appliance (Recovery Appliance) has been developed by Oracle specifically to protect Oracle Databases, it ensures optimal protection of your critical data. Who better to know the best way to protect your Oracle Database than Oracle itself? It not only protects each transaction down to the last sub-second, but also maps those changes to create an on-demand, ready-to-restore full database copy. This enables your IT team to rapidly recover data up to the very moment a ransomware attack or outage occurs -eliminating the risk to your organization's productivity, revenue, and reputation. And, because Recovery Appliance can cut recovery times by up to 90 percent - your business operations get fully up and running rapidly.

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Oracle

 

 

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Achieving Critical Outcomes with Next-Gen Service Management

You invest in IT Service Management (ITSM) to enable employee productivity and help ensure performance and availability of business-critical services. You are also looking to improve customer experience, support delivery of new services, ensure compliance, and often reduce costs. Have decade old traditional ITSM solutions helped you achieve the outcomes you expected? If not, you are not alone. We will present solutions and methods used by successful IT organizations to deliver more value, provide better support, and improve your customer satisfaction. 

Takeaways: 

1. How a codeless service platform accelerates time-to-value and simplified administration.
2. What Zero-Touch Management is and how to enhance your processes by adopting it. 
3. Using metrics to evaluate a $0 implementation.

Sponsored by:

Cherwell Software

 

 

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IT & OT Cyber Security: Different Sides of the Same Coin

Organizational diversity makes it difficult to define and adopt an industry wide security framework. Additionally, IT and OT operations have historically operated independently from each other, creating a challenge for manufacturers to assess their specific cyber security risk. The challenge will become even more complex as the connectivity of information and operational technologies increase, providing new opportunities for cyber criminals to target and breach manufacturing organizations. It is critical for organizations to consider vulnerabilities in both information and operational technologies in order to implement effective risk management strategies and to better understand the impact of a cyber attack on their infrastructure or a data breach specific to their business. 

Takeaways: 

1. Share successes and challenges in assessing cyber security risk across IT and OT operations. 
2. Discuss the use of scenario planning and impact analysis in development of a risk management strategy. 
3. The importance of threat intelligence to active cyber defense.

Sponsored by:

BAE Systems Applied Intelligence

 

 

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#NoDarkspace: Learn Why, What, and How to Monitor and Automate East-West and Cloud Security Investigations

What is darkspace, and what do you need to do about it? Once an attacker compromises a physical, virtual, or cloud host, their next step is to roam your extended (cloud, hosted, and on-prem) network looking for opportunity. The attacker looks like an insider: just one reason they are hard to identify. Another is the increasing use of encryption, including TLS 1.3, that will make it even less likely you can detect these activities without new tools. Gartner and other analysts are recommending Network Traffic Analysis (NTA) as an important element of a healthy risk posture, primarily because of its payoff in better threat detection and response. 

We will walk through examples of blind spots and use cases for efficient and automated threat management for East-West and South-North attack activities. Then, as part of upgrading your security maturity, we will review case studies to leverage NTA's auto-discovery and visibility to reduce your attack surface, improve audit and pen test results, and make SOC analysts more productive.

Sponsored by:

Extrahop Networks Inc