Overview:
Cyber Visibility refers to having intelligence and informed knowledge concerning an organization's digital footprint, weaknesses, risks, and vulnerabilities induced by implementing inadequate controls.
The traditional network perimeter no longer exists, and sustaining visibility is becoming challenging. Organizations struggle to gain accurate data on asset coverage, vulnerability key metrics, real-time analysis, and actual risk exposure. When either fails, enterprises become more vulnerable, create blindspots, and serve as a "hacker appetite"-a soft target that can be exploited. It's easy to state that being proactive and driving awareness deters hackers' aggression and reduces risks. This is classic and righteous, but having a functional cyber visibility program affords more options and matures cyber protection-the outcome positions enterprises to improve cyber readiness and gain advanced knowledge concerning their security posture.
This presentation roadmaps the cyber visibility process and illustrates how to make the methodology successful. Typical terms introduced are "blindspot reduction," cyber protection, cybersecurity readiness, and continuous monitoring. The presentation will also illustrate how cyber tools, APIs, and AI accelerate the data analysis process and help to reduce blind spots. The first phase will discuss the strategic approach and focus on management's role-which involves culture, investments, innovation, and modernization. The second phase of the presentation will explain how technical and operational aspects affect visibility and how to improve readiness through "knowing what's on your enterprise."
Why you should Attend:
Many organizations focus on "What they see" and forget that in the crevices of their environment, there are "unseen issues" that can cause disruption. CISOs' dependency on reports has positioned many organizations to determine their vulnerable state through silos - what's on the report. It is evident that risks exist at all levels, and there is no discrimination.
To add hackers, enjoy cybersecurity fears - do not show the CISO we have problems! It sounds familiar, but an organization's visibility is on trial when an incident occurs. This is why the webinar is needed! Those fears and "blindspots" need some attention. Typical engagements must be challenged based on whether we are safe or the correct report.
Each participant will foresee the presentation as a value-added practice to help improve their cybersecurity programs, drive resilience, increase availability, and understand that accurate tracking, vulnerability remediation, system configuration, policy-tuning cyber tools, and modernization affect their cyber visibility state.
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Define How Cyber Visibility Functions and Operates
- Explain How Strategic Practices Support Visibility
- Explain How Technical and Operational Procedures Integrate Visibility Programs
- Correlate How Asset, Configuration, and Vulnerability Management Support Threat Reduction
- Explain How Blindspots Can Be Detected and Prevented Through Cyber Visibility
- Explain How Cyber Tools and Data Quality Analysis (DQA) Operate and Support Cyber Visibility
Who Will Benefit:
- CISO
- CEO
- ISSO
- Security Architect