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Date: Thursday, J 30, 2024

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Please join your peers via ZOOM for this special regional roundtable in Columbus (Great Lakes Region - Chapters COL, CLE &amp; DET).

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I’m pretty sure Dr. Seuss was not thinking about Cyber Threats when he wrote his books about new and old threats. All of you are constantly looking at the threat landscape and trying to mitigate risk to your organization.

In this series we will examine the most current threat landscape and consider some lingering threats that continue to plague us.

What’s old is new again. We have all heard that before. With cyber threats we can get mesmerized with the latest attacks but we can rarely let our guard down on the old threats. This is partly because we don’t seem to fully remove the vulnerabilities to the existing threat vectors. Vulnerabilities tend to come back around to bite us and we have seen many examples of this over the last couple of years. In this series we will discuss how to reduce our attack surface by better managing threats, vulnerabilities, and our overall attack surface. We will think strategically about how we look at these areas more holistically instead of as individual programs.

Security Controls Covered: Threat Detection, Threat Management, Threat Intelligence, Threat Hunting, Vulnerability Management, Pen Testing, Deception, Email Security, Insider Threat, Credential Attacks, Account Takeover Attacks

Topics likely to be part of this discussion include:

• Attack Surface Management • Vulnerability Prevention &amp; Management • Threat Management • Visibility into all of our Assets • Ransomware mitigation strategies • Threat and Attack Simulation • Threat Intelligence and Collective Defense • Deception Methods • Account attacks resulting in credential takeover • Threat Vectors &amp; Actors • Insider Threat • Threats posed by Artificial Intelligence • AI’s Positive Impact on T&amp;VM • Cyber Situational Awareness • Relationship between vulnerability “finders” and “fixers” • Compliance issues for T&amp;VM • Dark Web monitoring

Sponsored by Orca Security

CISOExecnet Breakfast Roundtable: New & Old Threats Proactive Threat, Vulnerability & Attack Surface Programs

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