Name: Linklaters: Using machine learning to make email DLP work in the real world
Start: 2024-07-24T15:40:00Z
End: 2024-07-24T15:40:35.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Egress, a KnowBe4 company, is the only cloud email security provider to continuously assess human risk and dynamically adapt policy controls, defending against advanced phishing attacks and outbound data breaches. Leveraging contextual machine learning and neural networks, with seamless integration using cloud-native API architecture, Egress provides enhanced email protection and instant time to value. 

80% of data exists in unstructured format - in the emails, attachments and documents we work with daily. This opens the door to significant risks, particularly as employees use email to send and receive sensitive information.

The UK Information Commissioner’s Office’s own trends show that data exposed to unauthorised access has been the top cause of reported security incidents, and recent research into this problem shows that the average organisation experiences an email data breach every 12 working hours. This problem is only growing, with an even greater reliance on email by employees since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hear from Tony Pepper, CEO, Egress and Kathryn Cardose, Head of Cyber Operations at Virgin Money as they discuss the risks that enterprises face from email, and the strategies you should be taking to prevent security incidents.

Gain insights into:

- How to identify and map the operational and other risks in your organisation, especially those linked to email use


- What are the threats and remote working on email security


- Key considerations for remediating risks to unstructured data, including technological controls

How you can prevent data loss and maintain compliance in your email system with Virgin Money

AI is touching all our lives, across numerous applications, including cyber security. But is AI itself secure? Like any technology, it presents an attack surface, so you need to understand it to understand the risk associated with it.

With many vendors presenting AI as a black box solution, how do you qualify that risk? This webinar will help answer that question and include practical demonstrations of how AI can be subverted.

Key Webinar Takeaways:

-Understand potential cyber security threats to AI technology

- Learn importance of recognising security risks to avoid undermining AI

- Explore AI as a black box solution and how to restrict security threats

- Discover a practical demonstration of how AI can be subverted and how to avoid destabilisation

The Security of Artificial Intelligence

Data breach litigation is the new PPI – and outbound email is the revolving door for claims! We’re moving into a new era of data protection: with class action lawsuits becoming an inevitable and costly outcome of almost every data breach. In fact, as reports hit the headlines of personal data exposed to unauthorised access, law firms specialising in group litigation are simultaneously creating webpages to cater to data subjects looking for recompense.

Against this backdrop, 93% of organisations have experienced data loss via outbound email over 12 months, at an average rate of one incident every 12 working hours. In association with PrivSec Global, Jamie Davies from Egress, a KnowBe4 company, will be providing insights into:

- Understanding the impact of group litigation, drawing from recent examples in the news


- Learning how COVID-19 has impacted email security


- Uncovering the limitations of the native security controls available in email environments like Microsoft 365 and other static technologies


- Discovering how Egress use contextual machine learning and advanced DLP to detect email data breaches and prevent them before they happen

Preventing Email Errors From Leading to Lawsuits

Static DLP technologies and have failed to stop insider data breaches because they’re unable to anticipate that people’s behaviour changes and detect when it does. Instead, organisations are implementing intelligent technologies, including contextual machine learning, to empower people to work productively without risk. Join this session to get an up-close view of this data-driven approach to security.

Data-driven security: Using machine learning in the battle against breaches

Cybercriminals are constantly finding ways to evolve their phishing attacks to get through traditional email security defenses. Join James Dyer, Threat Intelligence Lead at Egress, a KnowBe4 Company, and Tom Allen, Editor at Computing as they discuss some of these new techniques as covered in the latest Phishing Threat Trends Report, including:

- The rise of quishing and evolution of payloads

- How AI is used in phishing attacks, including deepfakes

- How multi-channel attacks play out

- The threats that are getting through secure email gateways

From quishing to deepfakes: The latest phishing threat trends for 2024

The reality is, you can’t stop people from using email – so there will always be risk from inbound and outbound threats. Traditional secure email gateways (SEGs) cannot be depended on to effectively defend people from advanced phishing attacks and prevent them from leaking sensitive data.

Watch this webinar to hear from Rob Fountaine, Principal Security Engineer at Shields Health Solutions, and Sudeep Venkatesh, Chief Customer Officer at Egress, as they discuss:

- How to evaluate your tech stack by thinking like a hacker

- The role of the secure email gateway in today’s cloud hosted environment

- Using intelligent technology to augment Microsoft 365

- The impact of Egress Intelligent Email Security in detecting and preventing inbound and outbound threats

Shields Health Solution: A new paradigm in email security

Cybercriminals don’t discriminate between non-profit organizations delivering social impact and corporates. In fact, resource-constrained entities are seen as an easier target for the advanced phishing attacks that are designed to get through Microsoft 365 and secure email gateway detection and that, if successful, can lead to service disruption that puts lives at risk.

Watch this webinar and hear from guest speakers Stephen Bromhall and Dean Ayres, East of England Ambulance Service Trust (EEAST), for:


- Live discussion of the latest threat trends and phishing attacks targeting public sector organizations


- Assessment of technical approaches to advanced threat detection and security training


- Insight into building a holistic view of human risk across your estate


- Practical advice for building a business case to justify appropriate levels of cybersecurity spend


- Analysis of the tangible positive impact Egress Defend has had for EEAST

East of England Ambulance Service: People are your biggest risk when using email

AI-powered bots became the real danger by using personalized approach with automated cyber attacks. Cybercrimes are now more sophisticated and often difficult to detect without an innovative technology. It is crucial to prepare your organization and take the appropriate steps to prevent any data breach.

Watch this on-demand webinar to hear Carl Johnson, Head of IT Governance at Howden Group Holdings and Mike Fardell, CIO at Howden Insurance Brokers share their insights on:


- The main challenges cybersecurity leader face today


- How to protect your organization from advanced email attacks


- How to promote a safe virtual working environment to maximize security


- How Egress helped Howden Group prevent human-related risk and advanced attacks

Howden: Taking a people-centric approach to preventing targeted fraud by email

Housing 21, a prominent not-for-profit social housing provider, caters to older individuals of modest means, with over 22,800 properties managed across 240 local authority areas. To safeguard its 4,500 employees and residents, Housing 21 maintained a multi-layered security defense system, including a secure email gateway (SEG).

Bryan Jones, IT Security Manager at Housing 21, saw that advanced phishing attacks were bypassing their SEG and was concerned about the risk of a data breach due to potential email misdirection. He evaluated several solutions and ultimately selected Egress Prevent and Defend to augment his defense system.

Housing 21 Enhances Microsoft 365's Defense Against Advanced Phishing

Recently published research reveals that 92% of organizations fell victim to successful phishing attacks within their Microsoft 365 environment. With CISOs concerned about account compromise within their organizations, risks within the supply chain, and the use of AI in phishing campaigns, organizations are increasingly enhancing their defenses using integrated cloud email security (ICES) solutions.

Join Recognise Bank’s Head of Information Security Ashley Venn in conversation with Egress' CRO Mark Lendon and VP of Threat Intelligence, Jack Chapman as they discuss:


- The risk to organizations from advanced phishing attack


- The role of ICES technology to augment Microsoft’s native controls


- How to enhance security awareness and training programs through real-time teachable moments


- How Recognise Bank has benefitted from deploying Egress Defend to detect and neutralize advanced phishing attack

Recognise Bank: Leveling up phishing defenses

An increasing number of businesses reported that they've experienced an email data breach. We'll be speaking with international law firm Bird & Bird to find out more about how they deployed intelligent email data loss prevention (DLP) technology to support seamless collaboration and best-in-class service delivery.

Watch this webinar to hear Martyn Styles, Head of Information Security for Bird & Bird, discuss the pivotal role of email DLP for modern law firms. In conversation with Mark Lendon, CRO at Egress, Martyn will examine how intelligent technology can move risk management from reactive to proactive, scale firm-wide to stop security incidents, and provide a differentiating service to clients.


- Insight into the evolution of email use for hybrid working


- Understand the outbound email security risks that businesses face, including misdirected emails and files, and breach of information barriers


- Learn how machine learning takes security from reactive to proactive


- Discover how intelligent email DLP protects client confidentiality

Bird & Bird: Preventing email data loss and preserving client confidentiality

Government organizations know they are primary targets for phishing attacks. With often limited resources available to them, it’s never been more crucial to identify and understand gaps in email security and the most effective solutions for enhancing anti-phishing defenses.  

We were joined by Tom Bone, Information Security Manager for Newcastle City Council, in conversation with Sudeep Venkatesh, Chief Customer Officer at Egress, for insights into:

- The types of phishing threats targeting government organizations


- How to layer defenses in Microsoft 365 for effective threat detection


- Considerations for evaluating an integrated cloud email security solution


- The benefits of deploying Egress Defend to detect advanced phishing threats

Newcastle City Council: Enhancing anti-phishing defenses in Microsoft 365

Email security risk remains high. From credential harvesting and compromise in the supply chain to data loss and exfiltration, almost every organization has had email security incidents in their Microsoft 365 environments. In a poll of 500 cybersecurity leaders, the majority said they have concerns about the traditional technology they use to protect their organization over email.

In this webinar Jack Chapman, VP of threat intelligence at Egress, joins Computing’s Tom Allen to discuss findings from the 2024 Email Risk Report for insight into the threats organizations face.

Email Security in 2024: The urgent need to adapt your approach

In this exclusive fireside chat, Mark Walmsley, CISO of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, and Matt Nears, VP of Global IT Security at Crawford & Company will join Egress CEO Tony Pepper to discuss their experience of Egress’ adaptive email security, including increased visibility into human risk and how dynamic policy controls prepare them for future threats.

Moving from reactive to adaptive: Cloud email security for the real world

We’re all wired to deceive and be deceived. Join Perry Carpenter and Jack Chapman for an engaging exploration into the dark world of deception and the current threats people face. After laying the groundwork on the art and science behind why people fall victim to social engineering, Perry and Jack will walk through practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes and provide insight into the ways organizations can respond through a combination of technology and education.

The Mind’s Lie: How to respond to employees’ thoughts and actions being hacked

Every year, the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report highlights the significant impact of the human element on cybersecurity. Join Chris Novak as he explores the evolution of human risk, calling on the cybersecurity industry to approach this problem in a new way, through a united front driven by intelligence sharing and production integration.

A united front to secure the human element

Every organization has one thing in common: email remains their riskiest channel. They’re vulnerable to advanced phishing attacks that have been evolved to bypass existing defenses, and to human error and data exfiltration.

Research shows that almost every organization has had email security incident – and they’re feeling the impacts, from financial loss and operational inefficiency to customer and employee churn. As a result, enhancing email security in Microsoft 365 is a top priority for CISOs globally.

Email Security Today: Enhance your defenses in Microsoft 365

91% of organizations experienced outbound email security incidents in their Microsoft 365 environment, with 86% suffering negative impacts as a result. As clearly demonstrated, previous approaches to email data loss prevention (DLP) are ineffective at detecting and preventing these incidents, with static rules unable to meet organizations’ demands and understand human behavior. A new approach is needed. 


Join this webinar to hear from Jon Segger, Head of Information Security at Linklaters LLP, in conversation with Egress CEO Tony Pepper as they discuss how machine learning (ML) can make email DLP workable for the real world, with insights into:

- How both inbound and outbound threats continue to evade traditional approaches to email security 


- Why traditional technology cannot protect against data loss and exfiltration 


- Threats that secure email gateways (SEGs) fail to detect 


- What you can do to future-proof your organisation

Linklaters: Using machine learning to make email DLP work in the real world

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