Among the lessons learned from the Log4j zero-day: Your enterprise's attack surface is no longer stopping at your ‘four walls.’ In fact according to a recent survey by Anchore, over half of the companies surveyed were targeted by software supply chain attacks in 2021.

The term "attack surface management" was coined by former Gartner analyst Brad LaPorte in 2019. But in 2022, enterprises need to embrace what LaPorte calls Attack Surface Management v2.0 - where with one well-integrated tool, security teams see the whole cyber field at once, anticipate moves by the other side, view their teammates’ defensive lapses, and slap away the attack.

What do you know about your evolving attack surface? How are you defending it now? How prepared is your enterprise to embrace Attack Surface Management v2.0?

Register for this executive roundtable, Are You Prepared for Attack Surface Management v2.0? to gain new insights from event thought leaders, as well as to discuss with your peers.

Discussion topics will include:

• The fundamentals of Attack Surface Management
• How are enterprises defending their attack surface today?
• What level of cybersecurity maturity is needed to embrace Attack Surface Management v2.0?
• What does ASM mean to you/your organization?

Join ISMG for a moderated discussion that will feature insight from Brad LaPorte, Former Gartner Analyst, cybersecurity industry expert and creator of the term ‘Attack Surface Management' in 2019. This roundtable session will follow Chatham house rules, and will be peer driven and pitch free.