Enterprise IT is more complex than ever as the era of hybrid work and decentralized applications can quickly lead to unpredictable data flows and surprises around seemingly every corner. Security teams need more control, not less. But how can you implement a holistic approach built around people, process and technology? The answer isn't always clear.  Join WWT security experts Matt Berry and Jill Cochrane, two cybersecurity industry veterans, as they discuss the challenges of observability and visibility -- the foundation of any cyber program -- from both a technical and business perspective. Matt and Jill offer tips and tricks on how you can gain clarity in what devices and applications are connected to the network, what each application and device is doing, and whether it's doing what it's supposed to be doing.

As organizations continue to push critical workloads to the cloud, how do they know their valuable data will remain secure? Historically an afterthought, cloud security has become a non-negotiable component of successful cloud transformation. When done right, cloud security gives organizations the confidence to mature and scale cloud capabilities at the speed of their business. When done wrong, cloud security can leave organizations vulnerable and exposed to elevated levels of risk.  Join WWT Senior Director of Cloud Security Kent Noyes as he talks about the fundamentals of a high-functioning cloud security program. During this episode, Kent identifies best practices he's seeing in the market and tackles the ever-evolving solution landscape, such as Cloud Security Posture Manager (CSPM), SaaS Security Posture Manager (SSPM), Cloud Infrastructure Entitlements Management (CIEM) and Cloud Workload Protection Platform (CWPP).

Cyber Range teams -- comprised of teams of three to four players -- will be pitted against one another in a point-style competition, and the team with the most points at the end wins. This will be a multi-day experience that can accommodate teams from within different geographies. Although this event lasts 72-hours, it is designed to be completed in a 6-8 hour period. The larger block of time provides your team with the flexibility to participate at a time and pace that works best for your team. IMPORTANT: Please have a team of three to four players identified prior to registration. The event planner will reach out to you upon registration to verify your teammates.

Cyber Range teams -- comprised of teams of three to four players -- will be pitted against one another in a point-style competition, and the team with the most points at the end wins. This will be a multi-day experience that can accommodate teams from within different geographies. Although this event lasts 72-hours, it is designed to be completed in a 6-8 hour period. The larger block of time provides your team with the flexibility to participate at a time and pace that works best for your team. IMPORTANT: Please have a team of three to four players identified prior to registration. The event planner will reach out to you upon registration to verify your teammates.

Cyber Range teams -- comprised of teams of three to four players -- will be pitted against one another in a point-style competition, and the team with the most points at the end wins. This will be a multi-day experience that can accommodate teams from within different geographies. Although this event lasts 72-hours, it is designed to be completed in a 6-8 hour period. The larger block of time provides your team with the flexibility to participate at a time and pace that works best for your team. IMPORTANT: Please have a team of three to four players identified prior to registration. The event planner will reach out to you upon registration to verify your teammates.

Cyber Range teams -- comprised of teams of three to four players -- will be pitted against one another. The objective of the competition is to solve practical cyber challenges in a simulated environment. The goal of each challenge is to find a "flag" in order to receive points. Challenges award varying amounts of points depending on difficulty. The team with the most points at the end of the competition wins. In the event of a tie for points, the fastest team wins. IMPORTANT: Please have a team of three to four players identified prior to registration. The event planner will reach out to you upon registration to verify your teammates.

The rapid adoption of distributed workforce models has created a gap between IT and security when it comes to endpoints. In fact, a recent Ponemon Institute survey found half of today's enterprise endpoints are vulnerable to attack while more than a quarter of organizations lack visibility into what is happening at their endpoints. How can we get out of this mess?  Join WWT Executive Security Advisor John Aplin as he talks about the importance of taking a platform mentality when it comes to extended detection and response (XDR). John also discusses how XDR serves as a natural extension to EDR, helps draw the line between XDR marchitecture and reality, and identifies best practices he's seeing in the market today for moving toward an XDR approach. 

Please join WWT and NVIDIA on Tuesday, March 7th for a fireside chat on the recent shifts in cybersecurity practices as organizations move towards Zero Trust Architecture. During this event, industry experts will discuss the driving factors toward ZTA, the different approaches, challenges and areas to assist in the organization's implementation.  

As businesses interact and transact with an ever-growing ecosystem of employees, customers, third-party vendors and supply chains, identity-related risks are rapidly increasing. A foundational identity and access management (IAM) program helps makes sense of the chaos and hardens your organization's overall security posture. It's also a vital prerequisite for taking advantage of the latest security frameworks, including zero trust and SASE/SSE architectures.   Join WWT Senior Practice Manager Jayson Yee as he shares how organizations can start--or mature--their IAM journey. He'll highlight how to evaluate vendors tailored to your organization's unique use cases, the benefits and drivers of a strong IAM program, and areas where your organization may already have identity technology deployed. 

Inside the ATC is an event series where WWT experts demonstrate how to use the WWT Advanced Technology Center Platform for exclusive resources, guidance and tools available to you. During this 45-minute event, you will hear from Global Security Experts, Kevin Finch and Traci Sever as they walk through the very latest Zero Trust use cases and challenges when adopting Zero Trust. If you are evaluating Zero Trust as a security framework, be sure to tune in!

Zero Trust is predicated on having a well-defined Identity Access Management program. This session will be focused on breaking down the critical components of Identity within a Zero Trust Architecture.