Date
24th of April 2023
9:00 - 11:00 AM PDT
Cyber Compliance vs Resilience
Getting the balance right
Join Vectra and cyber security industry leaders on 24th of April at Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center – San Francisco for an insightful panel to discuss the challenge of getting the balance right between cyber defence compliance and effective resilience. Compliance is defined as adhering to the regulations and standards established by relevant authorities respectively standard bodies. In contrast, (cyber) resilience refers to an organisation's capacity to prevent and address cyber threats effectively.
April 24, 2023 I 09:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center, 505 Howard St., SFO, CA 94105
Event Details
Location
Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center
505 Howard St, San Francisco, CA 94105
United States
Agenda
09:00 – Registration and Breakfast
09:30 – Welcome
09:35 – Fireside Chat
10:30 – Q&A
10:45 – Closing Remarks and Coffee
Henrik Smit
Director Cyber Security
KPMG
Mihir Maniar
Vice President Products
Dell Technologies
Mark Wojtasiak
Vice President PM
Vectra AI
John Hibbs
Principal, Cyber Security Services
KPMG
Oliver Tavakoli
CTO
Vectra AI
Ken Frantz
Director KPMG
Key topics - balancing your cyber defence risk
Is being cyber compliant enough?
Meeting minimum requirements for cyber compliance may not necessarily provide sufficient protection against cyber threats. Compliance is just one aspect of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy, and additional measures may be necessary to safeguard against cyber attacks.
How do you measure cyber resilience ?
Comprehensive cyber resilience will require gap analysis to ensure adequate protection is in place. Effectiveness data will include real v false threats detected, investigation, response, and resolution SLAs, and ultimately compromises and breaches stopped.
Is your SOC effective and efficient?
Are security, risk and IT teams working in concert with integrated detection and response and incident management solutions. Are you maximising the value of your cyber budget spend with strategic investment vs siloed spend.