How to See More, But Respond Less with Enhanced Threat Visibility
Webinar on Demand
Webinar on Demand
How to See More, But Respond Less with Enhanced Threat Visibility
Speakers
Anthony Roberts
Sales Engineering Manager, Cynet
Anthony Roberts has spent the last 14 years working for various security vendors. He is passionate about helping customers develop strong Cybersecurity defenses, by understanding each customer's needs, and making sure technology fits the need and business processes.
George Tubin is the Director of Product Strategy at Cynet and a recognized expert in cybercrime prevention. He was previously VP of Marketing at Socure and Senior Research Director at TowerGroup where he delivered thought leadership and insights to large enterprises on cybersecurity as well as identity and fraud management.
George Tubin is the Director of Product Strategy at Cynet and a recognized expert in cybercrime prevention. He was previously VP of Marketing at Socure and Senior Research Director at TowerGroup where he delivered thought leadership and insights to large enterprises on cybersecurity as well as identity and fraud management.
George Tubin
Director of Product Marketing, Cynet
Threat visibility involves what seems like contradictory aims. On one hand, security teams need visibility into an ever expanding attack surface populated by new and evolving threats. That generally means more alarms. The second requirement for threat visibility is the ability to rank and filter alarms by importance. In that way, security teams need to know more but respond less – an inversion of the current situation.
Join Anthony Roberts, Cynet Sales Engineering Manager and George Tubin, Cynet Director of Product Marketing to learn how any security team, even the leanest ones, can affordably expand threat visibility while limiting false alarms to see cyberattacks earlier and more clearly
Why past approaches for expanding threat visibility have failed and only put more stress on IT security teams
The key technologies needed to provide threat visibility
Why improved visibility must be accompanied by automated response capabilities
How Cynet expands threat visibility while simultaneously reducing manual intervention
Threat visibility involves what seems like contradictory aims. On one hand, security teams need visibility into an ever expanding attack surface populated by new and evolving threats. That generally means more alarms. The second requirement for threat visibility is the ability to rank and filter alarms by importance. In that way, security teams need to know more but respond less – an inversion of the current situation.
Join Anthony Roberts, Cynet Sales Engineering Manager and George Tubin, Cynet Director of Product Marketing to learn how any security team, even the leanest ones, can affordably expand threat visibility while limiting false alarms to see cyberattacks earlier and more clearly
Why past approaches for expanding threat visibility have failed and only put more stress on IT security teams
The key technologies needed to provide threat visibility
Why improved visibility must be accompanied by automated response capabilities
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14th April -
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We'll discuss:
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How Cynet expands threat visibility while simultaneously reducing manual intervention
George Tubin
Director of Product
Marketing, Cynet
Anthony Roberts
Sales Engineering Manager, Cynet
Anthony Roberts has spent the last 14 years working for various security vendors. He is passionate about helping customers develop strong Cybersecurity defenses, by understanding each customer's needs, and making sure technology fits the need and business processes.