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Remote Network Access for the Hybrid Workforce
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Since 2020, the shift to remote and hybrid working models - and newly distributed employees accessing data from distributed locations - has opened up a need for more stringent and secure network access security models. This is balanced with the need for remote employees to have access to reliable, low-latency access and connectivity to cloud and data center applications. So what’s the solution? Join this session to learn more about: • Best practices for implementing SD-WAN, SASE and ZTNA • Understanding the SD-WAN and SASE ecosystem • How to keep corporate data safe across your network • The future of secure access models, and what to expect over the next 12 months Moderated by: Simon Ratcliffe, Technology Evangelist, Ensono Panelists include: Mark Mariani, Senior Product Marketing Manager, BlackBerry Nigel Thompson, Vice President, Solutions Marketing, BlackBerry Heather Paunet, SVP of Products, Untangle
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Increase Cyber Resilience with Zero Trust
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Cyber attacks are exploding. This year, as of Q3 2020, 16 billion records have been exposed. This represents a 273% increase compared to the first half of 2019*. LogRhythm, joined by Forrester Principal Analyst serving Security & Risk Professionals Jinan Budge, Unisys, and Blackberry Cylance, discuss how you can effectively achieve true cyber resilience. Key Takeaways: 1. What is Zero Trust and its alignment to the NIST-CSF 2. How to detect, respond and mitigate common attacks (e.g. phishing) using a Zero Trust model 3. How an organization can embark on a successful Zero Trust journey and avoid common pitfalls. * Source: Security Boulevard - https://securityboulevard.com/2020/08/5-biggest-data-breaches-of-2020-so-far
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Staying Ahead of the Breach in 2021
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Cyber attacks on companies, governments and individuals grew significantly in 2020. What can enterprises do to better protect their data? Is breach prevention even possible? Hear from the experts on what the new normal for organizations looks like, the cybersecurity best practices to adopt and what's in store for the rest of 2021. The topics up for discussion will include: - Cybersecurity in the new normal - How attackers have take advantage of the pandemic - Critical steps to take on the path to preventing data breaches - Why data protection and cybersecurity should not be separate functions - Best practices and solutions for breach detection and response - Lessons from the field and recommendations for CISOs Moderated by: Kalani Enos, CEO, KEnos Technologies Panelists include: Michelle Drolet, CEO, Towerwall Christopher Kruegel, VP Security Services - Network and Security Business Unit (NSBU) at VMware Ido Safruti, CTO & Co-Founder, PerimeterX Chris Arsenault, Principal Solutions Architect, BlackBerry
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Understanding ChatGPT Risk: Do You Need to Worry?
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ChatGPT has been all over the news over the past few months. It is a great example of generative AI, and uses “deep learning techniques to generate human-like responses to text inputs in a conversational manner”. ChatGPT offers a range of benefits to users from all industries - but does it pose any risk? And what of the other AI chat tools being released like Google Bard? According to Blackberry, though business leaders recognise its innate value, 51% of IT leaders believe there will be a successful cyber attack credited to ChatGPT within the year. So where does this leave us? How can we leverage OpenAI tools while also remaining secure? Join us in this month’s episode of The (Security) Balancing Act as we discuss: - AI tools, what’s on offer and how to stay secure - Risks of chatbot "overconfidence" even when wrong - How to leverage Generative tools safely - Investments from MSFT, and what this tells us about ChatGPT - The future of AI, machine learning and natural language processing - And much more!
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Verizon Cyber Risk Roundtable Series Ep. 2 The truth about AI and cybersecurity
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In this 4-part webinar series, Verizon and partnering security experts discuss the state of cybersecurity and the role of security as a business enabler. The panel will review the latest data and research from Verizon’s gold standard research reports coupled with our field experience doing 600+ breach investigations every year to educate the cybersecurity community on ways to become more resilient and innovative through digital transformations. In just a few years, AI has gone from buzzword to business-ready, and more and more cybersecurity leaders are evaluating Artificial Intelligence-driven tools to enhance their security programs. But do security leaders and the C-level executives who fund their programs fully understand the promises, limitations and operational impacts of AI? In this webinar, cybersecurity experts from Verizon and Blackberry Cylance will explore how AI-powered security tools can: · accelerate incident detection and remediation · change the nature of work for security analysts, and · impact established SOC processes and procedures. Our panelists will share examples of the lessons they and their customers have learned when evaluating and deploying AI-driven security solutions -- from managing C-level expectations about the technology to the challenges and rewards of using AI as the springboard for transforming an entire security program and its IT infrastructure.
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Executive Insights: Inner Workings of Ransomware and Ways to Detect and Respond
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Last year was all about large Ransomware hacks like WannaCry, Petya/NotPetya, and CRYPSHED to name a few. These various strains of Ransomware can bypass your perimeter controls and infect your critical systems, bringing your business to a grinding halt. However, focusing on prevention technologies, with point security products, may not be sufficient enough to fight these key security concerns. So, what are your options? In this webinar Dinah Davis, VP of Research & Development, at Arctic Wolf Networks, will share her key insights on a ransomware cyber kill chain from delivery, infection to command and control activity, and walk you through the following: - What happens when a ransomware is exploded in a computer, with a demo - How do you detect and respond to a ransomware attack? - What is coming next in the world of ransomware? To discover how to fortify your network with 24/7 monitoring with managed detection and response, register for our upcoming webinar. About our key speaker: Dinah Davis is the VP of R&D at Arctic Wolf Networks, responsible for the development of the AWN CyberSOCTM product. Dinah holds an M. Math in cryptography from the University of Waterloo. She has over 16 years of experience in the tech industry with time spent as a Security Software Developer at the Communications Security Establishment Canada and BlackBerry, and as a manager at TrustWave and D2l. Dinah is also the founder of Code Like a Girl, a publication whose goal it is to change society’s perceptions of how women are viewed in technology, which has over 36,000 subscribers and a vibrant online community.
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Cybersecurity Now: A Guide to Building a People-Centric Strategy
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Do you know when or how your executives are being targeted? Do you know who the most cyber attacked people in your organisation are? Are your very attacked people (VAPs) the same your very important people (VIPs)? You need to protect your companies greatest assets– it’s people, and the data that they have access to. You must have visibility into the risky behaviours that indicate that your people may fall for a modern, socially-engineered attack.The only way to successfully combat today’s advanced attacks is to focus on protecting your people. Join Proofpoint’s SVP of Cybersecurity, Ryan Kalember during this webinar to learn how to build a people centric cybersecurity strategy that will: o Prevent cyberattacks by stopping them before they start o Defend against email and cloud threats o Respond quickly to threats and limit the damage they could cause About the presenter: With over 15-years of experience in the information security industry, Ryan currently leads cybersecurity strategy for Proofpoint and is a sought-out expert for media commentary on breaches and best practices for enterprises as well as consumers. He joined Proofpoint from WatchDox where he served as chief marketing officer and was responsible for successfully building and leading the marketing team through the company’s acquisition by Blackberry. Prior to WatchDox, Ryan was instrumental in running solutions across Hewlett-Packard’s portfolio of security products. He has also held a variety of marketing leadership positions at ArcSight and VeriSign including EMEA regional manager. Ryan received his bachelor's degree from Stanford University, where he studied fault tolerance, cryptography, and authentication algorithms.
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Eight Factors for Effectively Using Simulation at the Intelligent Edge
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Simulation technologies let developers virtually construct and view their intelligent edge design and its function, with little dependence on physical hardware or real deployment environments. Developers can mitigate risk, speed product development, reduce the complexities of testing, and improve overall quality across the development lifecycle — regardless of the application or industry. Making the right simulation choices at the start can significantly impact resources, cost, efficiencies, software quality, and business outcomes. Join Wind River to learn the eight critical factors development teams must evaluate, whether they are choosing and using simulation tools for the first time or evolving to meet new project demands. What you will learn: - Use cases for simulation - Differences between simulating systems, devices, and processes - Selection criteria for different simulation tools - How to get started and where to take simulation in the future
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Quantum Network Simulator Demo
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Quantum network simulation is foundational to the success of any quantum network implementation. In this session, Eric Brown, Head of Simulation at Aliro Quantum, discusses how a Quantum Network Simulator informs the planning and designing of quantum networks and what to look for in a simulator. Eric will also demonstrate a Quantum Network Simulator. Business leaders and technologists will gain a comprehensive understanding of Quantum Networking Simulation. You’ll learn: - What a simulator is for and why you need one - What to look for in a Quantum Network Simulator - The levels of abstraction you’ll see in a simulator - How to use different levels of abstraction to plan with your Quantum Network Simulator - What to do with information from your Quantum Network Simulator The next technology revolution will be quantum - and quantum networks are essential to the transformation. Organizations who are on the cutting edge of disrupting and transforming their industries are investigating how to plan, design, and implement Quantum Networks. This webinar will prepare you for navigating the quantum future.
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Achieving Optimal Performance: Your Guide to Designing Advanced Secure Networks
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Advanced Secure Networks are a powerful but complex technology. By using simulations, we can make smarter decisions during the network’s design phase. This approach enhances the building of these networks, and optimizes their performance before any hardware is purchased. This webinar will walk you through the steps to prepare for simulating an Advanced Secure Network, and what you can learn from a simulation to guide the realization of your design. In this webinar, Eric Brown, Simulation Development Lead at Aliro, demystifies the practicalities of entanglement-based network simulation. In this webinar you will learn: - When to Simulate: Identifying the right stage in your advanced secure network development to begin simulations. - Preparation for Simulation: Understand what you need to know about your network to get started with simulation. See examples of the types of questions and options that can be considered and explored in simulation - Simulation Outputs: Clarity about the output you can expect from network simulation and its use in designing your network Organizations who are preparing their businesses, security posture, and connectivity for the quantum age are investigating how to plan, design, and implement Advanced Secure Networking today. This webinar will help prepare you to navigate the rapidly changing future.
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Member Town Hall - 04-07-21
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CCNG member Kay Jackson kicks off this Town Hall virtual event and facilitates a discussion on Training Using Simulation. If simulation training isn’t part of your program now, it will be soon. But what’s in a training simulator? All simulation works equally well, right? Not so fast ... The search for a simulation solution can send even the best of us into analysis paralysis. “Which features and functions do I need? How can it be customized to suit my uniqueness? How can I get what I need without breaking the bank?” Join us to discover how you can find the "Goldilocks" solution that fits your needs just right, without wasting any of your precious time or money.
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Health Vertical Showcase {Toronto Chapter}
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Featured Guest: Marion Surgical Join us for a lunch and learn, as Ben Sainsbury, CEO of Marion Surgical shares how his firm is using VR to impact the field of surgical training. Marion Surgical is a Canadian start up with headquarters in Niagara Falls, Canada and with offices in Buffalo and Manchester, UK. Their marquee product is a VR surgical rehearsal simulator, called the K181 VR surgery platform. The VR platform uses patented haptics to simulate the feeling of operating on real human tissue. Its customers include Boston Scientific, Cook and Coloplast—blue chip medical device companies that use the simulator for advanced training.
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Health Vertical Showcase {Toronto Chapter}
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Featured Guest: Marion Surgical Join us for a lunch and learn, as Ben Sainsbury, CEO of Marion Surgical shares how his firm is using VR to impact the field of surgical training. Marion Surgical is a Canadian start up with headquarters in Niagara Falls, Canada and with offices in Buffalo and Manchester, UK. Their marquee product is a VR surgical rehearsal simulator, called the K181 VR surgery platform. The VR platform uses patented haptics to simulate the feeling of operating on real human tissue. Its customers include Boston Scientific, Cook and Coloplast—blue chip medical device companies that use the simulator for advanced training.
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Health Vertical Showcase {Toronto Chapter}
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Featured Guest: Marion Surgical Join us for a lunch and learn, as Ben Sainsbury, CEO of Marion Surgical shares how his firm is using VR to impact the field of surgical training. Marion Surgical is a Canadian start up with headquarters in Niagara Falls, Canada and with offices in Buffalo and Manchester, UK. Their marquee product is a VR surgical rehearsal simulator, called the K181 VR surgery platform. The VR platform uses patented haptics to simulate the feeling of operating on real human tissue. Its customers include Boston Scientific, Cook and Coloplast—blue chip medical device companies that use the simulator for advanced training.
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Health Vertical Showcase {Toronto Chapter}
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Featured Guest: Marion Surgical Join us for a lunch and learn, as Ben Sainsbury, CEO of Marion Surgical shares how his firm is using VR to impact the field of surgical training. Marion Surgical is a Canadian start up with headquarters in Niagara Falls, Canada and with offices in Buffalo and Manchester, UK. Their marquee product is a VR surgical rehearsal simulator, called the K181 VR surgery platform. The VR platform uses patented haptics to simulate the feeling of operating on real human tissue. Its customers include Boston Scientific, Cook and Coloplast—blue chip medical device companies that use the simulator for advanced training.
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Conducting Effective Cyber Attack Simulations
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In today's digital age, where threats evolve at a pace like never before, the importance of cyber attack simulations is paramount. They serve as crucial tools for organisations to proactively discover vulnerabilities, enhance their incident response strategies, and fortify defences against emerging cyber threats. Join us for our upcoming webcast, 'Conducting Effective Cyber Attack Simulations,' where we delve into the crucial aspects of attack simulation and incident management in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape. During this webcast, we will explore the following key topics: • Understanding the importance of attack simulations • Unveiling the intricacies of authentic attack simulations • Building the foundation for success • The role of ongoing cyber awareness training • Practical insights into conducting table-top exercises
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Key Attributes of a Modern Phishing Awareness Program
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As the phishing threat landscape continues to evolve at a pace that technology is unable to keep up with, organisations are turning to phishing awareness and simulation programs to plug the gap. Is your phishing awareness program keeping up with this changing landscape? Join Cofense as we explore the attributes of a modern phishing awareness program and see what our data, based on millions of phishing simulations, shows about awareness programs and simulation exercises. You will learn: -The statistical advantage of using an email reporting tool -The important role the end user plays in active defense -How often you need to send simulations for maximum resiliency -The advantages of basing simulations on active threats, not random dangers -Why ‘phish testing’ is the enemy of true phishing defense
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Cyber risks in maritime container terminals: Analysis of threats and simulation of impacts - updated
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Essential Guide
This article in our Royal Holloway Security series explains why container terminals are vulnerable to cyber attacks, and recommends a technique for identifying and prioritising those vulnerabilities.
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Enterprise mobility management software offerings and use cases
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
Enterprise mobility management software allows IT to deploy security policies and provide access to internal resources by integrating with APIs in the mobile OSes. This e-guide shows enterprise mobility management software offerings and use cases.
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Reimagining Medicare Advantage plan design with AI insights
By: ZS
Type: White Paper
Discover how AI transforms Medicare Advantage plan design, driving member growth and retention with generative and classical AI insights. Download this white paper to learn how you can leverage AI to optimize your Medicare Advantage portfolio.
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Design, Visualize, and Troubleshoot Quantum Networks
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Quantum networks continue to gain traction with public sector organizations and interest with security-sensitive enterprises. Given the sophistication of quantum networks, technology professionals need to understand how to design, simulate, visualize, and troubleshoot these networks before they commit to purchasing devices and software. Join Michelle Fernandez, Member of Technical Staff with Aliro Quantum, as she demonstrates several examples of quantum network design necessary to build entanglement-based quantum networks. Michelle will show how each of these is designed, describe what protocols are necessary for each design, run the actual simulation of these designs, visualize the results, and troubleshoot potential problems. In this webinar you will learn: - What a few common examples are of quantum network designs - How entanglement, swapping, and fiber optic parameters can be simulated - How to run a quantum network design simulation and visualize the results - What approaches to take with the results to root cause design problems Organizations who are preparing their businesses, security posture, and connectivity for the quantum age are investigating how to plan, design, and implement quantum-secure cybersecurity solutions today. This webinar will help prepare you to navigate the quantum future.
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Improve Predictive and Prescriptive Maintenance Outcomes by Applying Simulation-
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Predictive and prescriptive maintenance are key promises of the Internet of Things and simulation-based Digital Twins are critically important to making this promise a reality. Learn how simulation-based digital twins are helping companies better analyze machines in real-world operating conditions, allowing them to make informed decisions and improve their performance far above what is possible today. Discover how combining machine connectivity with engineering simulation in a scalable approach enables organizations to perform diagnostics and troubleshooting.
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Enhancing Customer Engagement: PlainID Policy Simulator Best Practices
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Struggling to effectively demonstrate the impact of authorization policy changes to your customers or showcase the value of Policy Based Access Control? Without the ability to effectively communicate the impact of these changes, you may face difficulties in engaging your customers and convincing them of the value and necessity of implementing new authorization policies. But worry no more! Unlock the potential of the PlainID Policy Simulator in enhancing your customer interactions! Join PlainID's Paul Volosen, PlainID Sales Engineering, to learn how the PlainID Policy Simulator can enhance your customer interactions and help you better illustrate customer’s use cases. During the session, we will dive into the key best practices to maximize the value of the PlainID Policy Simulator in your next customer engagements. The topics we will cover include: - Basic demo flow using the simulator: Gain insights into how to seamlessly navigate and utilize the PlainID Policy Simulator. Discover its intuitive features and uncover the potential it holds for showcasing the relevance of your solutions. - How to use the simulator to create an “Aha!” moment with your customers: Learn powerful techniques to captivate and impress your customers. Explore strategies that will leave them astounded by the effectiveness and practicality of your offerings. Don't miss out on this opportunity to transform your customer interactions and demonstrate the true value of authorization policy changes.
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How do you stop one of the most notorious threat groups?
By: Palo Alto Networks
Type: Video
Threat groups target modern organizations with a number of complex attack methods, increasing the scope of their operations. Watch this brief but informative Palo Alto video to see how they use internal testing strategies to simulate attacks and understand adversaries, leading to improved security.
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Overwhelmed by the Sheer Number of Security Tools?
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“The Bake It Off” Webinar Builds a New Level of Trust With Security Product Evaluation Through Attack Simulation. What’s the count on your security tool choices? No single person could inspect all of them and make an informed choice about which tool is the best for their organization. The Bake it Off webinar walks you through independent assessments with Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) that works with your time, budget, and team right now. Put your tools to the test within your production environment to see how they react to simulated attacks. Watch how to use BAS for a fair and targeted bake-off that validates each tool that meets your needs.
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Computer Weekly 9 April 2019: Using data science at Sainsbury's
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Ezine
In this week's Computer Weekly, we talk to retailer Sainsbury's about its data science strategy and how it helps the firm better understand customers. We take a detailed look at the evolution of the business intelligence market. And we find out how simulated disaster management can tackle the security skills gap. Read the issue now.
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Identification of Approaches to Simulated Leachable Studies
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Full Title: Identification of Approaches to Simulated Leachable Studies: What are They? When to do Them? Presented by Jason Creasey, Managing Director at Maven E&L Ltd. Followed by an Industry Perspective presentation presented by Karen Pieters, Ir. Team Leader Extractables and Leachables at Nelson Labs Europe The term “Simulated leachable studies” is open to interpretation. I hope to provide a definition of this term and in doing so suggest when they can and should be used. The general aim of such studies is to provide an accurate qualitative and quantitative description of the substances which might be present as leachables in a pharmaceutical drug product (DP) derived from container closure system (and sometimes its manufacturing process) when the drug product is stored up to and including its shelf-life. Simulated studies provide an alternative to analysis of leachables directly in the drug product. A simulated study aims to avoid some of the downfalls of leachable analysis such as; inaccurate analysis of leachables due to interference from drug product and/or formulation elements, availability of stored DP samples, reaching required limits of detection in the DP and time / resource constraints associated with complex method development using DP. Simulated leachable studies must be able to accurately simulate the expected leachables in a DP and should be carefully crafted to achieve this. The system used for extraction must have similar propensity to leach from materials under study a drug product and care must be taken not to use system which either leach too much (potentially masking other substance) or too little.
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The Convergence of Machine Learning and HPC for Cognitive Simulation
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Researchers across a variety of scientific disciplines are developing new approaches to merge deep learning with their traditional computational science techniques. One such approach is to replace part of a complex, computational demanding, simulation with a surrogate AI model to accelerate the simulation. Attend this session to learn about experimentation with this approach at Lawrence Livermore National Labs.
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Royal Holloway: Purple team playbook – threat modeling for security testing
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Research Content
The reality of information security is that it is impossible to completely ensure that an attacker cannot get into the corporate network. Instead, companies should look at how they prepare and react to security attacks by gaining an understanding of how cyber criminals work by combining the talents of red teams and blue teams
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Automated Breach and Attack Simulation: The cost and risk reduction revolution
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Automated Breach and Attack Simulation: The cost and risk reduction revolution
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NEW-LIVE Ransomware Crisis Simulation with You in Control
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Ransomware readiness is the #1 board-level directive when it comes to cyber security with attacks becoming increasingly complex. Join Cyberbit and (ISC)² on 23 February 2023 as we prepare information security executives and incident responders for ransomware with a live-fire simulation of a recent attack vector. Participants will experience a new live simulation of a corporate ransomware crisis. As they are presented with an unfolding cyberattack scenario – one of the latest in the cyber threat landscape - they will be required to make critical incident response decisions. The session will combine the C-level, decision-making challenges encountered in a ransomware crisis with a hands-on, ransomware investigation simulated in a cyber range. The range will emulate a real-world SOC and demonstrate how IR experts can successfully investigate and eradicate a ransomware attack. The simulation allows the audience to impact the flow of the scenario by suggesting actions while our experienced instructor provides helpful tips. Whether you’re a first-timer or a returning participant, this webinar will take your ransomware readiness levels to the next level!
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Computer Weekly 2 April 2019: The nightmare driving test making driverless cars safe
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: Ezine
In this week's Computer Weekly, we talk to AI experts about the challenges of teaching autonomous vehicles how to drive safely in often extreme environments. Our latest buyer's guide looks at business intelligence and analytics. And we examine the implications of the EU's controversial new copyright laws. Read the issue now.
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Penetration testing; Find vulnerabilities before hackers can
By: Bitdefender
Type: Product Overview
Every new technology introduced to your organization adds further complexity to the attack surface. Bitdefender offers customized Red Team Exercises that simulate real-life threat actors to identify vulnerabilities so that your security teams can resolve them before real hackers can exploit them. Read on to learn more.
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How the cloud helps manage chemical reactions
By: AllCloud
Type: Case Study
Orion, a leading supplier of carbon black, wanted to migrate its highly complex simulations of chemical processes to the cloud. The company partnered with AllCloud to prepare the cloud journey, resulting in 20% faster calculations and improved manufacturing processes. Access the case study to explore how AllCloud can support your cloud journey.
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NEW-LIVE Ransomware Crisis Simulation with You in Control
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Ransomware readiness is the #1 board-level directive when it comes to cyber security with attacks becoming increasingly complex. Join Cyberbit and (ISC)² on February 7th, 2023 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern/10:00 a.m. Pacific as we prepare information security executives and incident responders for ransomware with a live-fire simulation of a recent attack vector. Participants will experience a new live simulation of a corporate ransomware crisis. As they are presented with an unfolding cyberattack scenario – one of the latest in the cyber threat landscape - they will be required to make critical incident response decisions. The session will combine the C-level, decision-making challenges encountered in a ransomware crisis with a hands-on, ransomware investigation simulated in a cyber range. The range will emulate a real-world SOC and demonstrate how IR experts can successfully investigate and eradicate a ransomware attack. The simulation allows the audience to impact the flow of the scenario by suggesting actions while our experienced instructor provides helpful tips. Whether you’re a first-timer or a returning participant, this webinar will take your ransomware readiness levels to the next level!
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Optimizing Model-Based Design using QoS and DDS
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INTRODUCING MATHWORKS DDS BLOCKSET WITH RTI CONNEXT DDS Complex distributed systems require tight communication among a diverse set of intelligent data-driven apps and devices. This adds complexity into the model and simulation stage, as engineers work to test, rework, move and re-test before development starts. In order to develop systems that work as designed, data flows need to be built into the model from the earliest stages. The Data Distribution Service™ (DDS) databus provides the data backbone to the system. In the simulation phase, it enables the system to be accurately modeled with the same real-world inputs and outputs in real-world conditions through Quality of Service (QoS) configurable parameters. Now, integrating DDS data into modeling and simulation work is easy and automatic. The MathWorks DDS Blockset application is fully integrated with the RTI Connext® DDS connectivity framework, providing engineers with DDS custom blocks to model DDS communication between Simulink and pure DDS applications. System designers and application developers can incorporate Connext into their Simulink designs as virtual components, ready to connect to other Simulink and non-Simulink components through the DDS databus. Users can generate code from Simulink models and deploy their models integrated with Connext DDS. In this webinar, you will learn how to model and simulate applications that use DDS and Quality of Service (QoS) policies with the new DDS Blockset application from MathWorks. The session will include a demonstration of DDS Blockset with Connext and audience Q&A.
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Top 13 Providers in Endpoint Security and How They Stack Up
By: Bitdefender
Type: Forrester Research Report
As organizations begin to evaluate new endpoint security platforms, they have various needs to fulfill and a variety of vendors from which to choose. Based on the “must haves” many leaders are looking for in EPP and EDR solutions, discover the top-performing vendors for endpoint security in the last quarter of 2023 in this Forrester report.
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AI & the future of application security testing
By: Veracode
Type: White Paper
With advances in AI capabilities, hackers have leveraged the evolving technology in order to perform more sophisticated attacks at scale. If actual attacks are using AI, then simulated attack testing that is performed at scale using AI is as close of a simulation to the real thing as one could hope for. Read on to learn more.
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Simulation vs Emulation: Why Real Attacks Matter
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Type: Replay
As we continue the webinar series "Move Beyond Attack Simulation to Validate Security Effectiveness", part two will explore why emulation of real attacks is critical when testing performance of your security program. Attack simulations are inauthentic and often not recognized by security controls, and can give you a false sense of security. Register to attend and gain valuable information about why testing with real attacks is key to your security validation efforts, and best practices for execution across security controls, people, and processes. Refer to the attachment section of this webinar, to register for previous or upcoming parts of this webinar series " Move Beyond Attack Simulation to Validate Security Effectiveness". Mandiant Security Validation Speakers: Robert Potter, VP of Customer Success, Mandiant Security Validation Devon Goforth, Senior Director, Security Instrumentation and Effectiveness, Mandiant Security Validation
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Simulation vs Emulation: Why Real Attacks Matter
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Type: Talk
As we continue the webinar series "Move Beyond Attack Simulation to Validate Security Effectiveness", part two will explore why emulation of real attacks is critical when testing performance of your security program. Attack simulations are inauthentic and often not recognized by security controls, and can give you a false sense of security. Register to attend and gain valuable information about why testing with real attacks is key to your security validation efforts, and best practices for execution across security controls, people, and processes. Refer to the attachment section of this webinar, to register for previous or upcoming parts of this webinar series " Move Beyond Attack Simulation to Validate Security Effectiveness". Mandiant Security Validation Speakers: Robert Potter, VP of Customer Success, Mandiant Security Validation Devon Goforth, Senior Director, Security Instrumentation and Effectiveness, Mandiant Security Validation
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Part 2 | Move Beyond Attack Simulation to Validate Security Effectiveness
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Type: Replay
As we continue the webinar series "Move Beyond Attack Simulation to Validate Security Effectiveness", part two will explore why emulation of real attacks is critical when testing performance of your security program. Attack simulations are inauthentic and often not recognized by security controls, and can give you a false sense of security. Register to attend and gain valuable information about why testing with real attacks is key to your security validation efforts, and best practices for execution across security controls, people, and processes. Refer to the attachment section of this webinar, to register for previous or upcoming parts of this webinar series " Move Beyond Attack Simulation to Validate Security Effectiveness". Mandiant Security Validation Speakers: Robert Potter, VP of Customer Success, Mandiant Security Validation Devon Goforth, Senior Director, Security Instrumentation and Effectiveness, Mandiant Security Validation
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LIVE Ransomware Crisis Simulation with You in Control
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Type: Talk
Ransomware readiness is the #1 board-level directive when it comes to cyber security. Join Cyberbit and (ISC)² on May 26, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. BST as we prepare information security executives and incident responders for ransomware by running a live simulation of a corporate ransomware crisis. You will be presented with an unfolding cyberattack scenario, confronting you with critical decisions ranging from the C-Level to the SOC manager level. We will then shift gears to the cyber range, which will emulate a real-world SOC and demonstrate how IR experts can successfully investigate and eradicate a ransomware attack. The session will combine the C-level, decision-making challenges encountered in a ransomware crisis with a hands-on, ransomware investigation simulated in a cyber range. The simulation allows you, as the audience, to impact the flow of the scenario by providing your suggested actions while our experienced instructor will provide you with helpful tips.
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Firewall and Order: Defending Veloria's Digital Frontier with Hack The Box
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Type: Talk
Get ready for evolving cyber threats with hands-on simulations in a realistic scenario. Strengthen your team's defense and attack skills on critical systems.
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Accelerating EDA Workloads with AMD & Cadence
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Type: Talk
Join AMD and Cadence for a joint seminar about optimizing Spectre® simulator performance with AMD processor technologies. We'll explore the capabilities in the latest AMD EPYC processors, including the AMD 3D V-Cache™ Technology, and how they help improve computational throughput, based on real-world simulation data. We'll also explore important considerations when selecting the right processor, such as scalability, power consumption, and packaging. Don't miss this opportunity to discover how AMD and Cadence help you accelerate your EDA workloads.
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Guide to MITRE ATT&CK & endpoint security
By: Palo Alto Networks
Type: Research Content
Discover how Palo Alto Networks' Cortex XDR performed in MITRE's 2023 cyberattack simulations versus Turla. Achieving 100% visibility, it blocked all techniques, ensuring top-quality detections. Delve into the results and uncover Cortex XDR's effectiveness in this report.
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Building Cities of the Future with Digital Twins: What Happens Beyond Design?
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Type: Talk
Digital twins are becoming more widely recognized in property and construction – particularly for their design benefits. But this technology can offer so much more beyond design. When we codify masses of industry knowledge into reusable data, we can create even more powerful simulations of the opportunities and challenges that arise when constructing a building. In this webinar, Ciaran Hennessy (Principal Software Architect at Lendlease Digital) will run through: • Using Design Automation to generate the Digital Twin • Using Simulation to validate Performance • Using the Digital Twin to drive Scheduling and Task Management
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Managing Android devices in the enterprise
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eBook
This article in our Royal Holloway security series focuses on two approaches to securely managing Android mobile devices in the enterprise: mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM).
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Creating digital twin for process simulation and optimization
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Type: Video
In this webinar, we talk about the trends and challenges in digital simulation for plant process optimization. We then go into a case study on how to build a digital twin for production planning and optimization.
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Simulated Phishing -- Two Years of Near Misses
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Type: Talk
Simulated Phishing programs are hard to build, easy to destroy, and labor intensive. Tune in as Ms. Epps will present lessons learned from two years of enterprise simulated phishing in the Duke Academic Medical Center including: • Documentation, executive support, staffing, platform selection and pilot testing. • Phish template tips, entity and user engagement, phish reporting. • Safe-listing and working efficiently with your mail and security teams. • Metrics, program maturity and gamification. • How you know you’re doing it right (or wrong). • Taking it beyond phishing.
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Virtual Fire Drill Ransomware Workshop: The Key Player in Recovery
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Type: Video
Time is running out! Don't miss your chance to participate in Druva's Virtual Ransomware Recovery "Fire Drill" Workshop. Experience a simulated ransomware attack scenario, fine-tune your recovery strategies. Put your response playbook and security skills to the test in this can’t-miss event! Attendees will: Watch a simulated ransomware attack scenario Navigate to a real-world challenges encountered at each stage of an attack Gain insights into crafting effective recovery strategies tailored to your organization's needs Evaluate and enhance your readiness to modern threats