One of the most effective and proven way of dealing with such large and complex volume of data is with the help of modern Big Data Analytics workloads solutions using Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques, implementing Machine Learning (ML) algorithms. In fact, enterprises across the world are embracing an “AI-first” approach. Register for this webinar to learn how your enterprise can mature analytics capabilities and become more data-driven.

In this webinar, we'll be covering the state of network optimization and tools and techniques for troubleshooting.

A good patch management process can help make your enterprise data more secure. But what does it do for vulnerabilities that haven't been patched? Attackers are increasingly manipulating open-source, third-party components in software -- do you have a process to find and repair those bugs? In this webinar, top experts will update you on the latest critical applications vulnerabilities and provide advice on how you can scan, detect, and remediate new vulns on an ongoing basis.

The proliferation of encryption as a means of securing data in transit has significantly impacted SecOps teams’ visibility into their environments. As more organizations move to protect their data internally by enabling encryption on traffic moving laterally, the visibility gap continues to increase leaving large blindspots for attackers to operate in. While many organizations understand the necessity of maintaining visibility into encrypted traffic, the solutions are difficult and costly to implement. In this webinar we will discuss how to advance SecOps’ ability to monitor encrypted traffic within your organization’s network.

Join Omdia, Black Hat and Dark Reading at this free, all-day virtual event offering expert insight on the cyber-threats and trends enterprises will face in the coming year. On December 8, Cybersecurity Outlook 2022 will look at some of the new threats posed by online attackers, as well as evolving products and technologies that may mitigate those threats. You'll hear from some of the cybersecurity industry's top thinkers, as well as researchers who have been studying the next wave of cyber vulnerabilities and exploits.

Does the year ahead hold significant promise for IT and Security teams, or does the upheaval caused by COVID-19 and the spike in cyberattacks continue well into 2022? As threat actors continue to evolve, what should security teams look out for and how should security executives prepare to ensure their organization doesn't become the subject of the next news headline? Please join Qualys CISO, Ben Carr and Director of Malware Threat Research, Travis Smith for a discussion covering emerging trends.

In this virtual event, attendees will learn about the global trends that will shape IT around the world in 2022 (and how IT could shape the world).

It's a sad truth: not all employees are nice. Corporate espionage, sabotage and other security incidents could be committed or aided by any insider with something to gain. How do you know when a once-trustworthy employee is about to do something malicious? How can you identify anomalous behavior among your users? Most of all, how can you prevent employees from taking cyber actions that might hurt your enterprise's business? In this webinar, experts discuss methods for detecting and mitigating malicious insider threats, and for preventing users from using their trusted positions to threaten your data.

Over the past few years, cyber attackers have favored exploits in which they steal a legitimate user's credentials and then navigate enterprise defenses as a trusted end user. This "lateral movement" enables the attacker to quickly gain access to a wide variety of applications and data, and can lead to a major data breach. In this webinar, experts discuss methods for recognizing anomalous and unauthorized behavior among trusted users, and how to prevent those "users" from gaining access to critical information. You'll also learn how to limit trusted users from accessing systems or gaining privileges that their roles don't require them to have.

In this webinar, learn the four tips that can help enterprises build a scalable, cost-effective environment for processing real-time data in their own data centers.

When organizations need to protect their on-prem networks, IT departments typically turn to old, legacy hardware boxes. These hardware boxes are expensive, hard to manage, and slow. To complicate matters further, legacy approaches to connectivity (re: MPLS) and security (re: on-prem firewalling and DDoS ‘scrubbing centers’) just don’t work for today’s distributed workforce and cloud-hosted applications.

Between cloud app adoption growth and the work-from-home mode of operation becoming part of business as usual, the Internet is mission-critical: to share data, solve challenges, and stay connected. But as the importance of the internet increases so too do the risks of cyber threats and network demands.

Join this informative webinar where you will hear experts discuss the death of network hardware appliances and how cloud-native architectures can help you continue to provide secure, enterprise-class connectivity.

Enterprises want and need the flexibility to use multiple cloud providers. Reasons range from business continuity requirements to localized data governance to simply avoiding vendor lock-in. As such, they require database solutions that can be easily deployed, scaled, and managed across any public cloud.