As awareness regarding data practices increases, individuals are frequently asking themselves whether or not they can trust organizations that collect, process, or share their data. With adverse data events occurring more and more frequently, individuals are becoming increasingly aware of practices related to their data. Spencer Kindt, Senior Manager, Data Governance, Privacy, and Protection, Optiv Breakout: The Path to Zero Trust: From Ambition to RealityĬarl Fishkind, VP & GM, Data Protection, Optiv This presentation will discuss Risk Management, 3rd party Risk Management, Integrated Compliance, Risk Automation, Cyber Resilience, Cloud Security, Risk Reporting and Business Alignment.ġ2:40 p.m. This presentation will focus on providing the attendees meaningful and actionable recommendations to help guide them through their security journey and building a business-aligned risk management program. We will also review risk automation opportunities and use cases. We will then look at the process of moving from a compliance-driven security program to a risk management program aligned with business operations and goals. This presentation will guide attendees through a typical security journey starting with an ad-hoc security program through gaining compliance to regulatory standards such as PCI DSS, HIPAA or NIST. Yet these companies that are being attacked have spent significant time and monies to secure their data and networks. Kurt Reindl, Senior Practice Manager, Risk Automation, Optivĭaily we see reports of new data breaches and ransomware attacks that have significant impact to the companies and even our economy. Tim Elliott, VP, Risk Demand & Delivery, Optiv During this session we will discuss the differences between Open and Native platforms and the impact each architecture will have on your organization, as well as how XDR can improve your protection, detection capabilities, productivity, and lower ownership costs and how SIEM plays into the different strategies.ġ0:00 a.m. We will explore what XDR is and isn’t, how this could impact your security spend and how SIEM may still play a role in the SOC. SIEM/SOAR/Threat Intel/End Point/etc.) to bring clarity to SOCs, out of the chaos of the existing tool stacks. The goal of XDR is to unify a variety of technologies (e.g. The market is being defined in two categories today, Open and Native. Demand & Delivery Manager, OptivĮxtended Detect and Respond, XDR, was coined by Palo Alto Networks in 2018 and has continued to morph as the market is defined. John Ayers, Vice President, Advanced Detection & Response, Office of the CTO, Optiv

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