Getting ahead of cyber attacks today is as much about knowing your enemy as it is aligning proper prevention and defenses. What’s motivating today’s actors? Who are they, and who’s backing them? Get an up-to-the-minute understanding in this session.

How are threats transforming and unfolding to change the landscape in the coming year? What indicators are we seeing that will adjust our countermeasures? What’s in your incident response toolkit? And are you ready for the big one? Join us for our panel discussion as our experts will give advice, and take your audience questions.

As more and more organizations are targeted by sophisticated, automated and coordinated attacks, the challenges continue to increase across the emerging threat landscape.  Traditional efforts to head off these threats — often with narrow approaches of various bolt-on point solutions across antivirus, firewall, intrusion prevention, and single sign-on — typically present information in different formats, stored it in different places and reported to different locations.  At the same time, enterprises are anxious to find strategies that allow them to take a step back, examine their situation, establish confidence in effective security controls, and focus appropriate resources on critical needs.  In this session, learn how CSC has developed an enterprise situational awareness capability, enabling an organization’s current security components to be integrated for a centralized view of their security-related practices, processes, events, and alerts — all presented in an actionable and consolidated dashboard.  Join us as we review:  how to achieve a real-time view into your threat and risk profile; develop an enterprise security architecture that integrates security controls, controls based monitoring, and threat intelligence; and build out a true Enterprise Security Situational Awareness framework.

As organizations continue their shift to clouds for operational efficiency, adapt to popular new devices attaching to the network, and deploy technologies that reduce time to market and increase productivity, security must keep up. In addition, today’s legal and privacy landscape has a variety of proposed changes that potentially affect security. What strategies can you use to stay ahead of the technology and legal trends? How can you educate the organization that measured approaches are important to securing the organization’s overall objectives? Get key insights in this session.

When CSOs and CISOs in government compare notes with their counterparts in corporate settings like banks, consumer-facing companies, cloud companies among others, much can be learned and shared in countering cyber threats. How do we maintain awareness of emerging technologies? What processes do we use to evaluate the efficacy of the vendors claims? What products will become tomorrow’s standards and how long will they last? How do we determine when to adopt major new technology platforms or when to sit it out? What are the major cycles that drive security models and their adoption, i.e., budgetary, legal requirements, catastrophic events, etc. that produce sudden and often substantial investments? Join us as a top government security expert shares what he knows about leveraging the best practices from industry and government.