Name: Why Your Risk Quantification Method Limits Your Board’s Understanding of Cyber
Start: 2021-11-10T18:00:00Z
End: 2021-11-10T18:00:37.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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This STRONGER 2024 session explored how automated control assurance revolutionizes managing and protecting our security posture more efficiently. We can achieve significant improvements over traditional methods by continuously monitoring and testing security controls through APIs, machine learning, and real-time analytics. Automated testing covers a broader scope, allowing for the testing of larger sample sizes or even entire environments. Leonard explored how automated testing applies to various control types, including patch management, network monitoring, and access controls. 

As regulatory requirements become more complex, the ability to automatically monitor and ensure compliance will become integral to cybersecurity strategies. Automation tools will increasingly handle security tasks and compliance duties, ensuring organizations meet all legal and regulatory standards without intensive labor. Leonard discussed the rise of adaptive security architectures that dynamically change configurations based on real-time threat analysis and emerging risk factors. This adaptability allows security systems to respond to current threats and evolve as new threats emerge, providing resilient security measures.

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As cybersecurity becomes a boardroom imperative, the role of the Security Leader is rapidly transforming. This session from STRONGER 2024 explored the impact of recent SEC regulations on corporate governance and how to communicate to business executives in tangible, impactful terms. Padraic discussed the implications of the AI revolution on security leaders and the challenge of deploying and securing AI as both a business and technical leader. 

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Join Jonathan Chan, Head of Global IT & Security at a leading healthcare technology company, for an insightful breakout session that explored the recent healthcare hack and its extensive implications for the cybersecurity landscape in healthcare and critical infrastructure at large. Jonathan dissected the attack, discussed the lessons learned, and shared actionable strategies to bolster security defenses. 

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Effective cyber risk management is crucial for organizations seeking to protect their assets and maintain operational resilience. 

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Gain actionable insights into how board members can lead transformative change in cybersecurity practices, ensuring their organizations are prepared to manage current and future risks.

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Join us to simplify your cybersecurity journey and equip yourself with the essentials for effective protection.

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In the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, integrating AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT offers promising enhancements for cyber risk management and compliance. This discussion from STRONGER 2024, featuring Dr. Fortune Onwuzuruike, provided an in-depth discussion on the strategic implementation of AI in cybersecurity programs. Attendees gained valuable insights into common pitfalls to avoid alongside actionable best practices to optimize the effectiveness of AI tools. The session covered critical areas, including ethical considerations, vulnerability management, identity isolation, and continuous monitoring, ensuring that AI-driven solutions are leveraged to strengthen cyber resilience and compliance efforts. Explore the intersection of AI and cybersecurity, and learn how to harness the potential of advanced AI technologies while mitigating associated risks.

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Risk Modeling: Quantify Cyber Insights for Effective Risk Management

As boards demand greater insight into their cyber posture, CISOs are being expected to dive deeper into the enterprise's exposure to and management of cyber and IT risk. Black-box risk analysis and quantification products and processes don't hold up in these circumstances and, in some cases, can severely limit a security leader’s ability to explain cyber risk to the Board. Join CyberSaint Enterprise Account Executive Patrick O’Brien and Booz Allen Hamilton Senior Associate for Commercial Cyber Strategic Consulting Christopher White as we dive into why opaque risk quantification is limiting your Board’s understanding of cyber and what methodologies enhance their understanding instead of hinder it.

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