Agenda | January 26, 2023 | 11:00 AM - 2:30 PM EST
Timeline (EST) | Session Details |
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11:00 AM | Welcome & Opening RemarksMatt Bromiley, SANS Senior Instructor |
11:20 AM | The Modern SOC, ReimaginedToday’s enterprise generates many times more security data than only a few years ago. Yet the typical SOC operates on data silos, aging technology and manual activities that invite attackers to exploit the mismatch. Many customers have yet to integrate their cloud operations with their SOC. Cortex XSIAM is designed to be the new center of SOC activities, replacing SIEM and other specialty products. An automation-first approach radically improves protection while transforming and streamlining today’s manual SecOps model. Join our session as we discuss today’s advanced adversaries and share their expert views on how SOC teams must adapt to cope with a flood of disconnected data. Greg Smith, Senior Product Marketing Manager, Cortex XSIAM |
12:05 PM | Break |
12:15 PM | An Insider’s Guide to SOAR AdoptionFinding value with a security automation orchestration and response (SOAR) product can be challenging without direction. If your organization doesn’t have the internal expertise to provide that direction, you could easily find yourself adrift and unable to realize the benefits promised by this new capability. We will close this session out with a brief overview of XSOAR 8, the latest SOAR solution from Palo Alto Networks. Join Josh Zelonis, Palo Alto Networks own Director of Security Strategy, as he delves into customer provided telemetry to help you understand critical stages of SOAR adoption and metrics to baseline your progress. He will joined by Jane Goh, Principal Product Marketing Lead for Cortex XSOAR as she gives you a quick overview of XSOAR 8 and how it can help you start on your security incident response automation journey. Josh Zelonis, Director of Security Strategy, Palo Alto Networks Jane Goh, Product Manager, Cortex XSOAR |
1:10 PM | Break |
1:20 PM | Unveiling the Next Phase of Attack Surface ManagementAttack surfaces are growing at alarming rates, outpacing security visibility and control. This growth leads to unknown exposures because most security teams today still rely on manual analysis and are weighed down by backlogged repairs. What can be done? We will deep dive into the evolution of attack surface management (ASM) and ways to reduce the risks of a complex, persistent unmanaged attack surface. We will also unveil Active Attack Surface Management, our solution to transform and help your organization reduce the frequency and severity of security incidents. Learn how your teams can now use automation to proactively defend against attacks! Join to learn:
Abhishek "Abhi" Anbazhagan, Product Marketing Manager, Palo Alto Networks Alyssa Ramella ,Technical Marketing Engineer, Palo Alto Networks |
2:05 PM | Wrap-UpMatt Bromiley, SANS Senior Instructor |