Join us in the ILTA Lounge as Kaveri Subbarao Nauhaus, Senior Counsel & Director, Litigation at Clark Hill PLC, speaks about breaking down the real barriers to focus on what you truly want…and position yourself to go get it!

We’ll explore leveraging meaningful risks to your advantage and the truths that are revealed by doing so – the obstacles you think are in your way of those big aspirations may not be the ones you think they are. Isn’t it time you channeled your inner Evil Knievel and redefined risk for yourself? Your empire is waiting.

Mary Singh is a Senior Detection & Response Engineer at Expel. In this role she develops rules and strategies to detect and respond to security events on network, endpoint, and cloud.

She's a recovering consultant-turned-engineer with 17 years of experience in information operations, intrusion detection and incident response. Prior to Expel, Mary worked at Mandiant, investigating over 100 security incidents involving the federal government, defense industrial base, and Fortune 500 companies. Prior to Mandiant, Mary conducted attack prevention, detection, and vulnerability assessments in the U.S. Air Force and as a consultant with Booz Allen.

Are you ready to move some of your applications to the cloud? How will you manage your identity and access and extend your authentication and access from on-prem to cloud applications?

In this session, you will learn some of the best practice and architecture to design a cloud identity, through a product similar to Azure AD. We will also discuss some of the common cloud misconfiguration that would lead to unauthorized access.

Visit the Ask the Expert Stage to watch the presentation, and have your questions ready for the live chat with NetDocument’s expert.

With phishing attacks on the rise, and with AI and bots attacking endpoints with no signs of slowing, developing and continuously improving your endpoint security strategy should be a significant component of your overall cyber security strategy. Studies have shown that a majority of breaches originate at endpoints. How do you protect yours?

A look at how to lock down various devices on your networks and what typical vulnerabilities you see in them. Incorporate vulnerability scans, typical devices that need attention, and best practices (changing default usernames, removing SSL/TLS1, SNMP, etc.). Spend some time on videoconferencing and how to secure that traffic, deal with outside spam callers. Granting access to service vendors. A look at some traditional security holes and resolutions with these devices, including scanning devices, plug ins, copiers, printers, phones, audio listening devices, and other IoT devices.

Visit the Ask the Expert Stage to watch the presentation, and have your questions ready for the live chat with Arctic Wolf Networks’s expert.

Visit the Ask the Expert Stage to watch the presentation, and have your questions ready for the live chat with NetDocument’s expert.

Alvin Tedjamulia is the Chief Technology Officer at NetDocuments. As an original co-founder and industry thought leader, Alvin sets the technology vision for the company and frequently speaks on topics of security, innovation and technology adoption.

This session will take a look at all the parts of a DLP/D solution, and what firms are doing with least privilege access, e-mail control/monitoring, DMS export control/monitoring, file transfer services, removable drives, and information asset inventorying. Hear how organizations are building a DLP program and addressing the people, process, and technology components to have an effective and efficient program.

Visit the Ask the Expert Stage to watch the presentation, and have your questions ready for the live chat with Attivo Networks’s expert.

This session will take a comprehensive look at how small and large firms address client questionnaires, audits, and Outside Counsel Guidelines. Examine how to mature the process to be consistent, automated, and repeatable

Security is hard. Analysis is hard. Environments with a mature security posture or a team of dedicated security employees can spend thousands if not millions of dollars every year on the tools necessary to gain visibility and insight into the bombardment of threats seen on a daily basis. All law firms may not have the budget to buy shiny new tool, however the need exists to perform basic threat intelligence tasks. For those who need quick and actionable results, there are a plethora of open source and free tools available to security people for threat hunting, sandboxing, static analysis or reputation checks.