Tuesday, 12th November, 2024

The attacker’s POV: How to Build The Right Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) Program for Your Organisation

18:00h -20:30h GMT | London, UK

Event Overview

Today’s cybersecurity leaders are under constant pressure to demonstrate their ability to manage risks effectively. With threats constantly evolving, companies need dynamic strategies to mitigate risks, especially in the cloud. This session will explore how CISOs can use Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) to stay ahead of threats and maintain strong security by analysing attack methods and threat actor behaviour.

The only way security practitioners can effectively manage the ever-changing threat landscape and maximize defensive strategies is by leveraging automation, orchestration, and continuous, evidence-based validation of the tools and technologies deployed in their enterprise environment.

Effective threat management must be an ongoing, continuous, and integrated service, not just a one-time analysis or isolated mitigation effort.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

How meaningful metrics aid understanding of the business and security risks of threat exposure
Identifying the threat actors and adversarial TTPs that pose the greatest risk to your organization
Approaches to developing a threat management program that is continuous, efficient, and proactive

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Moderator

Tony Morbin

Executive Editor

ISMG

Jaimon Thomas

Global VP of Solutions

CyberProof

Speakers

Join ISMG’s Tony Morbin for a moderated discussion that will feature insight from Jaimon Thomas – Global VP of Solutions, CyberProof

This session will be:

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Peer driven
Pitch free

Subject matter expert

Javvad Malik

Lead Security Awareness Advocate

KnowBe4

Javvad Malik is the Lead Security Awareness Advocate at KnowBe4 and is based in London. Malik is an IT security professional with over 20 years of experience as an IT security administrator, consultant, industry analyst and security advocate. He is also a multi-award winner and is currently a Guinness World Records holder for the most views of a cybersecurity lesson on YouTube in 24 hours.

Malik is passionate about helping people understand the value of cyber security and how every department and individual can play their part. He often educates his audience through blog posts, videos, podcasts and at public speaking events. Malik holds the SACP and CISSP certification.

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Venue

London

Venue to be announced

Underwritten by

As a UST company, CyberProof supports enterprises by keeping them safe and secure from cyberattacks as they migrate to cloud-native environments. Using a groundbreaking combination of virtual analysts, expert human analysts, and automations, CyberProof supports, extends, and continually optimizes your cybersecurity operations while collaborating with your security team and critical stakeholders in real time.

Safe in the knowledge that your data is now fully protected, you can focus on achieving your critical business objectives and become the global entity you are meant to be: agile, adaptive, and innovative.

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