Auditorium
Oct 04, 2018 11:20 AM - 11:50 AM(America/Chicago)
20181004T1120 20181004T1150 America/Chicago Next Generation Technologies to Defend Against Cunning Hackers

Innovation in the field of cybersecurity technology provides us with a steady stream of tools which enable organizations to create environments which are less favorable for adversaries to succeed. Over the years successful cybersecurity leaders have implemented tools leveraging machine learning based artificial intelligence which automate processes that increase accuracy and improve efficiency, as well as behavioral based technologies to monitor anomalous network behavior to detect malicious external or insider behavior. During this panel, we will explore these and other technologies which can reduce dwell time, give organizations time to respond to attacks before data is exfiltrated, and ultimately make an organization's network a less desirable target.

Auditorium Borderless Cyber USA / Washington D.C. / 3-5 October 2018 jharnad@oasis-open.org
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Innovation in the field of cybersecurity technology provides us with a steady stream of tools which enable organizations to create environments which are less favorable for adversaries to succeed. Over the years successful cybersecurity leaders have implemented tools leveraging machine learning based artificial intelligence which automate processes that increase accuracy and improve efficiency, as well as behavioral based technologies to monitor anomalous network behavior to detect malicious external or insider behavior. During this panel, we will explore these and other technologies which can reduce dwell time, give organizations time to respond to attacks before data is exfiltrated, and ultimately make an organization's network a less desirable target.

Cybersecurity and Blockchain Service
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IBM
ICIT Fellow & Chief Cybersecurity Technologist
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DLT Solutions
Mr. Sean Kelley
Host Cyber Chat and Cyber Nation; ICIT Fellow
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Federal News Radio and ABC
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