Leveraging Automation to Maximize Security Defenses ISMG%%sep%%Events ismg.events

Tuesday, 9th April, 2024

Leveraging Automation to Maximize Security Defenses

4:00 – 5:30 ET | Virtual

Event Overview

Enterprises today face nonstop attempts to overwhelm or bypass their cybersecurity defenses.

With the volume and sophistication of attacks constantly increasing, many organizations are seeking greater defensive automation, including via autonomous security operations centers and more efficient analysts.

Automating defenses blocks more attacks outright, freeing security teams to focus on responding quickly and decisively so they can counter more serious, emerging threats. Autonomation can also help valuable SOC analysts and cybersecurity personnel avoid overload and burnout – whether they’re in-house or working at a managed security service provider.

What are optimal and achievable strategies for achieving the benefits of automation? What processes or tasks are suitable for automation?

DISCUSSION POINTS

To what degree can autonomy and automation be effectively used today?
Why do some organizations resist automation and what are effective strategies for driving cultural change?
How is AI altering offense and defense?

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Moderator

Tom Field

SVP, Editorial

ISMG

Kayla Williams

CISO

Devo

Speakers

Guided by Tom Field and Kayla Williams CISO, at event sponsor Devo, the roundtable will also draw on the experiences of the attendees, who will discuss best practices for helping their organization to effectively realize greater amounts of security defense autonomy and automation.

This session will be:

Chatham house rules
Peer driven
Pitch free

Subject matter expert

Kayla Williams

CISO

Devo

Kayla is the CISO at Devo. She is an analytical and results-driven professional with experience in managing cybersecurity incidents, compliance management, corporate risks, information security, project and program management, and organizational controls surrounding many different aspects of business.

Kayla was previously the director of GRC at LogMeIn, a $1b global SaaS company, and the senior risk manager for Computershare, US, a global financial services company, where she was responsible for supporting the development, implementation, and monitoring of operational, financial, compliance, and IT risk.

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Venue

London

Venue to be announced!

Underwritten by

Devo unleashes the power of the SOC. The Devo Security Data Platform, powered by our HyperStream technology, is purpose-built to provide the speed and scale, real-time analytics, and actionable intelligence global enterprises need to defend expanding attack surfaces. An ally in keeping your organization secure, Devo combines the power of people and AI to augment security teams, leading to better insights and faster outcomes.

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