A security operations center (SOC) is the central location from which an organization defends itself against security breaches, data theft, and identity fraud. From within the SOC, security staff work continuously to keep adversaries at bay by bringing people, processes, and technology together. However, in these times of sophisticated attacks, organizations need to step up and build a truly next-gen SOC. They need to build a SOC that is resilient, streamlined, responsive, intelligent, and automated. But how do they do this? Join this webinar to learn how to build a next-gen SOC.
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:
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Fundamental responsibilities of a SOC.
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The importance of the incident response feedback loop.
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Building a next-gen SOC from the ground up.
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Detection techniques such as cloud monitoring, anomaly detection, and correlation.
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Response techniques such as alerting, workflows, and root cause analysis.
Why attend this webinar?
Managing IT users and resources requires constant vigilance. It takes only one weak link in your IT management process for a cybersecurity incident to happen. To lower the chances of making the news for the wrong reasons, review the neglected areas of your organization’s IAM approach.
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:
Reliance on manual processes
Ease of administration for IT staff
Privileged user management
Access management practices
Reports and real-time alerts
Why attend this webinar?
Unusual events occur in a network that is under attack. These events, called anomalies, can be tracked by security teams to identify and investigate potential security threats at an early stage. Modern day security information and event management (SIEM) solutions come with user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA) to help security teams do just that.
So, what are the anomalies you need to watch out for, and how do you analyze your logs to spot these anomalies? Join our webinar to get started with monitoring your network for anomalous security events.
By attending this webinar, you’ll learn how to:
How to augment SIEM with UEBA
How to audit anomalies and risk scores of users
Five anomalies to track in your network
Use cases for SIEM and UEBA
Why attend this webinar?
With the global outbreak of COVID-19, more organizations are adapting to work-from-home. This webinar will cover a few tips and tricks for a seamless password self-service experience for your remote users.
We will cover:
Password reset for remote employees
Password expiration notification for remote users
Web-based password changes for Active Directory
Tips for better password security
PowerShell is a powerful command-line tool that comes built in with most Windows systems. Up until now, it has been a useful tool for administrators to automate tedious tasks; now, however, it has been weaponized and is being used to carry out cyberattacks.
We will cover:
How malicious actors leverage PowerShell in attacks
How to detect the telltale signs of a PowerShell attack
How to configure alerts about malicious PowerShell use, and take immediate remedial action
Why attend this webinar?
Do the right people have the right access to resources? What are the users doing with their access? Are there sufficient methods to control access? Whether your environment is a cloudless ecosystem, in the cloud, or a hybrid of both, it’s crucial to choose the right identity and access governance approach.
In this webinar, you’ll learn to:
Learn about various identity and access management (IAM) strategies offered by Active Directory (AD) and Azure AD.
Determine possible limitations of IAM approaches in AD and Azure AD.
Choose the right IAM strategy for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployments with AD360.