Name: How a Risk-based XDR Approach Improves Threat Detection and Response
Start: 2023-05-23T15:00:00Z
End: 2023-05-23T15:00:47.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

Designed by SOC experts for SOC experts, Cisco XDR simplifies security operations to help security analysts remain proactive and resilient against the most sophisticated threats. By aggregating and correlating data from multiple disparate detection technologies into a unified view, Cisco XDR enables faster, more simplified investigations, reduces false positives, and streamlines incident response through clear prioritization of alerts.

Cybersecurity today can be complicated. Yet, the goal is straight-forward. Protect users as they access applications and resources and stop threats before they reach your users or network. Security Service Edge (SSE) is the architectural approach needed to lower risk in today’s hyper-distributed environments, securing users and things as they access private apps, SaaS apps, and the internet.  
In this educational webinar, we will highlight the aspects of SSE that protect internet and public SaaS application traffic. As cyberthreats have proliferated and grown in sophistication, techniques to counter them have had to evolve as well.   
View the third session in the Security Service edge (SSE) Institute to learn about a variety of capabilities, grounded in the Zero Trust principles, that can thwart SaaS/internet cyberthreats and lower risk in your organization.

Step Up Your Game: Modernize How You Secure Access to SaaS Apps and the Internet

Your security goals might be clear (like securing access from users working anywhere to applications located everywhere, for instance), but maybe the path forward isn’t quite as simple. You might need a roadmap and a guide to figure out how to get exactly where you want to go. Most security leaders know the importance of zero trust in strengthening their security, but there are still plenty of questions: what do you do first? What should you not do at all? 
View the second part of our 2-part webinar series led by Avinash Naduvath, acclaimed author of “In Zero Trust We Trust.” Dive into the actionable steps of the zero trust framework and learn how to: 
 • Navigate the six phases of zero trust adoption with confidence 
 • Apply the zero trust model to real-world scenarios 
 • Anticipate common challenges to keep progressing in your zero trust journey 
Plus, get a sneak peek into our new zero trust solutions and information on consulting services.

Zero Trust: Six Phases of Adoption in Action

Imagine the insight you could get from billions of data points that tell the story of evolving threats? Now imagine it only takes 15 minutes to digest that much data and get the intel you need to reduce risk.
At Cisco, we see billions of web requests a day and we block one million domains every hour. This telemetry gives us the ability to track threat tactics and trends over time. Our “Latest Threat Trends in 15 Minutes” will take you through a brief intelligence briefing with the must-know details of what’s happening across the threat landscape.
View on-demand anytime to join our experts, threat intelligence analyst Ben Nahorney and product marketing manager Andrew Akers, as they present a snapshot of the most pressing cyber threats and concepts, including:
 • Key developments in ransomware tactics
 • Insights into the latest APT maneuvers
 • Understanding trojan evolutions
 • Strategies for fighting back with a zero trust-based SSE solution

Latest Threat Trends in 15 Minutes

Organizations are reevaluating how they do remote access in today’s hyper distributed environment. With users coming from a wider variety of locations and devices, and going to a larger set of destinations, major changes are needed. Traditional VPNs weren’t built to handle this dynamic landscape. New standards and capabilities can enable faster and more secure connections. This includes a richer set of posture and contextual elements, modern, standards-based transport and proxy protocols, as well as seamless mobile support.
View the second session in the Security Service Edge (SSE) Institute on-demand to learn about:
 • A modern approach to zero trust access (ZTA)
 • The value of new HTTP3 protocols MASQUE and QUIC
 • Benefits to a holistic ZTA approach including certificates and user experience insights
 • Streamlined ZTA options from a variety of mobile devices

Deep Dive into a Modern Zero Trust Access (ZTA) Architecture

The security controls you choose for your organization need to both meet your unique requirements and keep up with both old and new threats. Threats are dynamic; attackers can pivot like a DJ that follows a bass drop with a waltz, and you need to be ready to adapt. In this webinar, we’ll discuss what we’ve learned from our research about current (and recurring) threats, the wide variety of options for designing your secure access amidst these threats, and how to avoid stepping on the toes of users and IT admin as you tackle identity, the perimeter, and dynamic policies. 
View on-demand anytime to learn more about:
 • Threats, both new and the old, that just keep coming 
 • Strong, dynamic perimeter defenses 
 • Key identity and device insights 
 • Adaptive, in-session measures 
 • Dynamic policies to limit exposure without hampering productivity

Dancing with Threats: Staying Nimble with Secure Access

Zero Trust and ZTNA. Few doubt its enormous potential to tighten cybersecurity. Yet, zero trust deployments are stalling. You can shift that trajectory for your organization with Zero Trust Access by Cisco.
This webinar will highlight how Cisco gave the familiar zero trust blueprint a makeover—into a modern architecture that sets a new standard for secure access. You will hear about unique technological innovations that have rewritten the zero trust story. Say goodbye to limited visibility, user frustration, management headaches, and costly surprises. Cisco Zero Trust Access delivers easy-to-manage, strong identity security with top-tier Security Service Edge (SSE) capabilities. The result? Enhanced security, boosted user productivity, and streamlined IT administration.
You will learn about:
                •              Secure Access: Protect users and things—from anywhere to resources everywhere—with modern protocols, unified client, single console, and a consistent, frictionless, low-latency user experience.
                •              Identity intelligence: Gain smart access and authentication for users and things with visibility across identity sources for data correlation and attack pattern detection.
                •              Robust security and resilience: Unique infrastructure that withstands or recovers quickly from difficulties through resilient connectivity, multilayer security, and deep visibility into user experience
View now to learn more about zero trust that is made for the real world.

How Identity-First SSE Drives Zero Trust Success

From cost to complexity to scalability, securing data centers has been an uphill climb.Learn how Cisco is driving innovations to more effectively protect applications across your data center and clouds in the era of AI with end-to-end visibility, best-in-class segmentation, and the ability to proactively mitigate threats and exploits. Join us for a live webinar on secure data center networking with Cisco. In this 30-minute live panel conversation, we’ll tackle some of the biggest challenges in protecting today’s data centers. From achieving visibility to implementing segmentation to simplifying operations and making security scalable, explore it all in this short, focused webinar.

Reimagine security for your Data Centers in the Era of AI

In today’s cybersecurity landscape, understanding threats and effectively neutralizing them is paramount. Join us to explore a holistic framework designed by defenders, for defenders, and learn how to build a comprehensive strategy for understanding, evaluating, and defending against cyber threats.
 
 During this session, we will explore:
 
- Contextual Understanding: Recognize the circumstances that give rise to specific cybersecurity scenarios.
- Threat Evaluation: Unpack the journey of a potential threat through the attack lifecycle using a real-life example that will provide insight into how seemingly benign actions can pave the way for significant security compromise.
- Defense in Action: Dive into the various lines of defense at your disposal. From restricting and blocking actions to observing and interrupting breaches, we’ll discuss how each strategy works to create a comprehensive defense mechanism.
- This webinar, led by Cisco Breach Protection experts, will teach you how to master the art of defending and ensure your organization stays a step ahead of potential threats.

The Art of Defending – How to Build a Comprehensive Threat Response Strategy

Each year brings new threats that take advantage of increasingly complex security environments. Whether it’s Volt Typhoon targeting critical infrastructure organizations across the United States or ALPHV launching an attack against casino giant MGM, threat actors are becoming bolder and more evasive. That’s why it’s never been more important to leverage broad telemetry sources, deep network insights and threat intelligence to respond effectively and recover faster from sophisticated attacks. 

Join us for a candid conversation with William Largent, Talos Threat Researcher and Briana Farro, Director of XDR Product Management at Cisco, as they discuss some of the top threat trends and threats we have seen this past year and how to leverage security technology like XDR and network insights to fight against them.

What Threats Kept Us Up in 2023: A Year in Review and a Look Ahead

In today’s cybersecurity landscape, understanding threats and effectively neutralizing them is paramount. Join us to explore a holistic framework designed by defenders, for defenders, and learn how to build a comprehensive strategy for understanding, evaluating, and defending against cyber threats.

During this session, we will explore:
1) Contextual Understanding: Recognize the circumstances that give rise to specific cybersecurity scenarios.
2) Threat Evaluation: Unpack the journey of a potential threat through the attack lifecycle using a real-life example that will provide insight into how seemingly benign actions can pave the way for significant security compromise.
3) Defense in Action: Dive into the various lines of defense at your disposal. From restricting and blocking actions to observing and interrupting breaches, we’ll discuss how each strategy works to create a comprehensive defense mechanism.

This webinar, led by Cisco Breach Protection experts, will teach you how to master the art of defending and ensure your organization stays a step ahead of potential threats.

"Organizations with mature XDR implementation experience a 45% improvement in security resilience compared to those without it. To achieve resilience in the face of sophisticated attacks, organizations must elevate security into a strategic business function that minimizes the impact of attack with an effective detection and response solution. With the most comprehensive system to create accurate, rapid and actionable intelligence and unrivaled telemetry at its disposal, Cisco Talos is uniquely positioned to defend organizations against known and emerging threats.
In this webinar, you’ll learn about the right approach to XDR, current best practices and real-world examples of how Talos builds on XDR to optimize threat detection and incident response with the goal of increasing resilience."

Doing ‘XDR’ Right in the Multi-vendor, Multi-vector Universe

Join this webinar as Habib Hussain talks about Cisco XDR Designed for the challenges faced by security analysts today and into the future, Cisco XDR helps security teams correlate data from multiple sources into a unified view to detect events sooner, streamline investigations, and accelerate responses. Built-in automation, orchestration and guided remediation helps automates repetitive task and mitigate threats more effectively. Integrating with the broad Cisco security portfolio and a collection of key third-party offerings, Cisco XDR is one of the most comprehensive and flexible solutions on the market today.

Cisco XDR: Experience the Simplicity of Accelerated Threat Detection

"In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, emerging threats present a constant challenge for organizations striving to maintain robust cybersecurity. To effectively protect against these threats, security leaders must be equipped with the knowledge and strategies necessary to prepare and defend their organizations.  

Register for our upcoming webinar where you’ll hear from our Guest Speaker, Forrester Senior Analyst Allie Mellen, and Cisco VP of Product Management, AJ Shipley as they delve into the world of emerging threats, providing valuable insights for security leaders. Join us as we uncover what you need to know to drive change and navigate the ever-changing threat landscape with confidence. "

Navigating Emerging Threats: Insights for Security Leaders

There are seemingly endless views across the cybersecurity industry on what XDR should and shouldn’t include. In reality, XDR strategies can leverage any and all of an organization’s telemetry sources, but there are a few that are foundational to a strong and effective XDR solution. In our last webinar, we discussed how endpoint telemetry was critical to detecting, investigating and responding to threats effectively, but network telemetry is equally foundational.

Join us to explore the importance of leveraging network insights to inform better XDR outcomes and to help organizations protect against today’s most dangerous complex threats.

Leveraging Network Insights to Inform your XDR Outcomes

Existing threat detection and response technologies are not as effective as they need to be for today’s security landscape. This unfortunate reality is becoming more evident as increasingly insidious cyber-attacks are disrupting businesses globally, and overwhelming security teams with the volume and complexity of the alerts they see daily. 

Maintaining effective security operations in today's chaotic threat landscape requires an extended detection and response (XDR) approach that improves upon past threat detection models and leverages new technology and techniques that can defend against today’s threats.

Join us for a chat with ESG and Cisco experts as they walk through ESG’s recent XDR research and detail: 
• How XDR addresses current and future challenges by utilizing threat correlation and automation
• How network insights can help detect complex threats beyond current industry approaches 
• How to take a phased approach to XDR implementation that leverages existing investments and unifies visibility regardless of vendor or vector.  
• How the right XDR automates security operations processes to elevate SOC productivity

By the end of this session, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge needed to determine XDR’s suitability for your organization and how you can implement it into your organization.

How a Risk-based XDR Approach Improves Threat Detection and Response

Security Analysts: Are you tired of doing the same old repetitive tasks over and over again, not leaving any time for you to respond to new and potentially dangerous threats? 
SecOps Managers: Are you struggling with the resource shortage in your SOC and need to find better ways to help your team deal with the overload of tasks and alerts? 
CISOs: What are your vendors doing to help your teams work smarter - not longer hours - helping them become more strategic and able to handle new complex threats they see daily? 
Join Cisco experts as they talk about what effective automation looks like, what automation in the world of XDR really means, and why it’s vital for you to start using.

The time for automation is now: How your attackers are using automation

Security Analysts: Are you able to leverage telemetry across all your security point solutions to get a clear picture of what is happening across your organization? 
SecOps Managers: Is your SOC team switching from product to product just to piece together one connected attack? Is your team able to gather insights from all available sources? 
CISOs: Are your vendors helping you make better use of your existing security investments and allowing you to make the best use of your security stack? 
Join us to learn how taking an open approach to XDR and leveraging native but also third-party tools can result in better detections of threats, and a more coordinated response strategy!

With more data, comes more responsibility: The open nature of XDR

Security Analysts: Do you understand all the tactics and techniques sophisticated and complex attacks are leveraging in today’s threat landscape? SecOps Managers: Does your team have the tools and insights to effectively investigate and respond to the latest threats out there? 
CISOs: Are your vendors up to date and keeping up with the changing nature of today’s threat landscape? 
Join us to learn from Cisco about what new, modern and sophisticated threats look like today, and how these complex threats make it harder to succeed at effective threat detection and response.

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