Implementing Zero Trust, Threat Hunting and Security Automation

Join us and our special guest Rui Lopes from WatchGuard Technologies. In this live technical session we discuss improving cybersecurity with Zero Trust, Threat Hunting, and Security Automation.
Endpoints are the primary target for most cyberattacks and as the technology infrastructure becomes more complex, organizations are struggling to find the expertise and resources necessary to monitor and manage endpoint security risks.
Agenda we covered:
• Relevant Stats: Threats, Alert Fatigue and Complexity
• Why Endpoint Security is still struggling with ransomware
• From “Trust Everyone” to “ Trust No One”
• Zero Trust Application Services
• Threat Hunting
• WatchGuard EDPR Demo
During this webinar we demonstrate WatchGuard EPDR and show how it automates the prevention, detection, containment & response to any advanced threat, zero day malware, ransomware, phishing, in-memory exploits, & malwareless attacks, inside and outside the corporate network.
Implementing Zero Trust, Threat Hunting and Security Automation
• Alert fatigue: organizations receive thousands of weekly malware alerts, of which only 19% are considered trustworthy, and only 4% of which are ever investigated. Two-thirds of cybersecurity admins’ time is dedicated to managing malware alerts.
• Complexity: too many disconnected cybersecurity tools can be hard to manage for security professionals, due to the number of enabling technologies, the lack of in-house skills, and the time needed to identify threats.
• Poor performance: frequently endpoint security solutions require installation and management of multiple agents on each monitored computer, server and laptop, causing serious errors, poor performance and high resource consumption.
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