Log4j Lessons Learned: A Blueprint for Zero-Day Defense

In December 2021, the Log4j vulnerability crashed onto the scene, spoiling the holiday mood for security pros around the globe. Its profound impact on IT environments has called for a fundamental shift in how organizations think about their security strategies. Two years later, it is still on CISOs’ minds. This begs the question, “Have organizations fortified their defenses against the next potential Log4j?” Amid the escalating cat-and-mouse game with attackers, Log4j has put the spotlight on the significance of robust runtime security. In this fireside chat with Jake Meloche, Solution Architect at Aqua and Erin Stephan, Principal Product Marketer at Aqua, we’ll delve into the invaluable lessons organizations can learn from the Log4j incident. We will show how Aqua successfully guided its customers through the storm and why prioritizing runtime security is absolutely critical for protecting against similar zero-day threats that are yet to hit. Key takeaways you can expect: • Ongoing concerns of CISOs worldwide: Understand why CISOs across the globe remain vigilant about the persistent threat of the Log4j vulnerability. • Real-life enterprise experience: Uncover how some of the world’s largest organizations handled the Log4 incident and what they learned along the way. • Prioritizing runtime security: In the ever-evolving landscape of zero-day vulnerabilities, learn why runtime controls play a pivotal role in a zero-day defense strategy. •Actionable advice: Gain insights into protecting your organization from zero-day threats and explore how drift prevention can elevate your runtime security game.