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Thursday, August 17TH, 2023

Detection Engineering: What Security Leaders Need to Know

4:00 – 5:30pm PDT | Virtual

Event Overview

We are now defending the largest cyber-attack surface in history, and security leaders globally wrestle with the challenge of being able to detect attacks before they infect software and systems across disparate environments.

Detections-as-code is a new approach to managing detections. It involves applying software engineering principles to security operations and detections, giving security organizations the ability to write, test and maintain detections across environments – and at scale. It is critical that security leaders understand and adopt the detection engineering paradigm to be able to manage and scale their security operations.

DISCUSSION POINTS

Benefits to be realized in this new cloud-first world
Challenges to be overcome, including securing the software supply chain
Lessons to be learned, including how to maximize your talent

Moderator

Tom Field

SVP, Editorial

ISMG

Ken Westin

Field CISO

Panther

Speakers

Join Ken Westin, Field CISO of Panther, for a discussion with other industry leaders about detections-as-code.

This 90-minute session will be:

Chatham house rules
Peer driven
Pitch free

Exclusive Sneak Peek: Get a Preview of this Roundtable!

Venue

Abe & Louie's - Boston

Abe & Louie’s, 793 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02116

Underwritten by

Panther Labs was founded by a team of veteran security practitioners who faced the challenges of security operations at scale and set out to build a platform to solve them. The result is Panther, a refreshingly practical platform for threat detection and response powered by a highly scalable security data lake and detection-as-code.

Rules of Engagement

By taking part in this discussion you agree that:

These events follow Chatham House Rule. Nothing shared will be recorded or distributed anywhere online.
If for any reason you need to cancel your reservation, we ask you to let us know 48 hours prior to the event commencing so we can open your seat up to someone else.
These are interactive discussions, so we ask that all attendees participate in the discussion. If this is a virtual event, we ask all attendees to join via video.