The global cybersecurity market grew to $152.21 billion in 2020  - and yet, cyber-crime seems to be growing unabated. This is not sustainable. In this exclusive session, Cyjax.com's CISO Ian Thornton-Trump CD will provide his insights on the current topics of the paradox of customer and employee identity , the organizational post breach security trauma and the increasing pressure security teams are facing with rapid digital transformation. "It's not that executives don't understand the risks & vulnerabilities of their organizations,” he says. “But a cyber-attack arrives on the doorstep, and all of sudden the lack of security investment becomes highly visible for all to see - somehow the security message is just not reaching the right organizational ears."

Multi-cloud and hybrid cloud solutions are great enablers for organizations, but managing IAM across multiple entities that are ever expanding in capability and use? Big challenges. But here’s an opportunity to re-do enterprise IAM. Join Tom Malta of Navy Federal Credit Union for insight on:
• Business requirements;
• Next-gen IAM architectures;
• A roadmap for success.

Cloud adoption indeed boosts digital transformation for organizations embarking on a modernization program - the main reason why organizations often opt for a hybrid AD approach. However, the other side of the coin w.r.t hybrid AD approach is, your network perimeters disappear. To address this new challenge, organizations must build a unified security strategy with hybrid identity management at the center.

A accelerated digital world calls for greater protection of identity and access – as well as greater agility in doing so. In this exclusive session, Sean Ryan of Forrester Research makes the case for IAM agility, focusing on:

• Identity governance
• Going passwordless
• Machine identities and non-human identities

In this session, Hed Kovetz of Silverfort, will discuss the growing need for extending modern authentication and access policies in a more holistic and unified manner to block identity-based attacks. He will explain how Unified Identity Protection can consolidate security controls across corporate networks and cloud environments to monitor access of users and service accounts across both cloud and on-premise infrastructure, analyzes risk in real time, and enforce adaptive authentication and access policies.

In both the public and private sectors, Jeremy Grant has long been a leading force in shaping how government and enterprises respond to the evolving needs of identity security.

In this exclusive session, Grant discusses:

The “State of Identity” and what COVID-19 has taught us about the inadequacies of the digital identity infrastructure

What’s needed to advance identity proofing and authentication

CIAM: where it’s taking root, what’s driving it, and security’s best role to enable it

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