The presentation highlights the importance of integrating cybersecurity measures with overarching business objectives. This presentation discusses why businesses should see cybersecurity as a Business Enabler (tech thing) and (Baked in) core business strategy. Also, emphasises that in today’s digital landscape, companies can’t afford to view cybersecurity solely as a technical requirement; instead, it should be treated as an essential business enabler. Businesses can prioritise their security efforts more effectively by understanding the risks associated with security breaches and how they can impact a company’s reputation and continuity. The presentation underscores the need to transition from a solely tech-focused approach to one that takes into account the broader business goals. It offers a roadmap on how to achieve this alignment, from conducting a gap analysis to fostering regular inter-departmental communication. The presentation ends by looking at future trends, emphasising that security and business strategies must be seamlessly intertwined for businesses to be future-proof.

Session will describe the importance of managing detection as a key input to security operations to ensure secops is enabled with determinable alerting, efficient analytics, and effective response outcomes.

During this session, we will address how your organization needs to think about and preserve forensic evidence before, during, and after incident response.

What is the dark web? What threats can be detected by venturing beyond the network perimeter? As the digital underground continues to thrive and evolve, so too must network defenders and our approach to wholistic network defense. In this session we will illuminate the dark web, discover new techniques for threat detection, and take back the edge from threat actors.

This session encapsulates an engaging discussion on safeguarding valuable information in today’s digital landscape. With a personal and conversational tone, experts will share insights into investigating cyber incidents, looking at aspects of digital forensics and addressing risks posed by insiders within organizations.

Leave with a new perspective on the capabilities and ethical considerations of utilizing AI in cybersecurity. What you will learn:

– Understand how Red Teams can leverage OpenAI for information gathering, weaponization, and advanced exploitation techniques.
– Explore Blue Team use-cases, including intelligence gathering on APTs and malware, incident response, and log analysis.
– Examine the use of fine-tuned AI models for specialized security operations, such as phishing email detection and multi-lingual reporting.
– Demonstrate how OpenAI can facilitate everything from crafting deceptive phishing emails to automating log analysis for threat detection.