The nature of today's attacks is changing.  Low and slow is the battle call as sophisticated attackers bombard our networks and blow through traditional defenses that worked well not so long ago. While new technologies are making their way into the battle lines -- including those that focus on packet data inspection and exfiltration monitoring -- less than 15% of businesses are actually using them. Has the time come to make a wholesale shift in how we think about and defend the enterprise?  Join us as we explore the current and future state.

Many large corporations with significant dependency on intellectual property and personally identifiable information are struggling with protecting their data.  Improvements in attacker proficiency, increasing numbers of analytics systems storing sensitive data, and continually evolving risks with cloud computing, mobility and outsourcing make defense capabilities difficult to build and maintain.  Information security leaders must apply both their expertise and influence wisely: identifying and targeting the high priority areas with maximum business impact, and invoking the necessary implementation resources and tools.  Join us as we discuss the five critical success factors CISOs should explore and apply to their own enterprise.

Simply put, security and technology teams need to see what’s happening to their enterprises in real-time. As enterprises have introduced more defensive and monitoring technologies to their infrastructure, making sense out of all the resulting data is daunting -- but no longer a luxury, it's a necessity. Technologies like SEIM can be critical to making quick sense of data while attacks are still under way. But making all of this work to your best advantage isn’t always simple. Join us to learn the best strategies for making sense through all the noise.

Join a table to share strategies and connect with your peers to hear how they're resolving the same issues with which you grapple every day.

Join us for this lightning round of 15-minute, rapid-fire presentations designed to inform and educate on a variety of Mobile Security challenges and solutions.

Presented by CounterTack
How to Get Enterprise-Wide Visibility of Advanced Threat Behavior

The cyber security landscape has changed for enterprise organizations.  APTs have advanced to the point where even innovative, well-constructed security models fall short in keeping attackers out of business-critical systems.  As a result, sophisticated attackers continue their path of destruction.  They evade network-based detection platforms and disable host technologies like antivirus software.  All of this leaves organizations with no visibility of how long attackers have controlled desktop and server endpoints.  But there are solutions.  Join us to find out how you can get enterprise-wide visibility of advanced threat behavior in real-time, thereby significantly reducing attacker 'dwell-time' -- the amount of time an attacker remains inside any system.  All of this allows you to combat threats in real-time and counter targeted, persistent threats to your business.

Presented by Corero
DDoS in the Enterprise: Defending Against an Evolving Threat Landscape

If your organization relies on the Internet to conduct business, you are automatically a potential target of a Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack.  When carried out, DDoS attacks -- volumetric and application layer — have the ability to not only create a business outage, but also compromise confidential information.  Join us for this session to learn why traditional technologies, including firewalls, aren't enough to protect you against DDoS — and understand the strategies you need to put into place to more completely defend against DDoS.

Why do you need an Insider Threat Program as part of your cybersecurity strategy? How do you convince senior leadership of that, and what are the truly essential components of an effective program?  This empirically based strategy will ensure your program framework meets the needs of your organization.  Join us to see how your organization can Prevent, Detect, and Respond to insider threats in ways that meet your needs as well as those of privacy, governance and compliance.