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Executive Boardroom

Building the business case for ServiceDesk Automation

Many of today's businesses are implementing ITSM solutions to improve the help desk service their users receive. Implementing an ITSM platform, such as ServiceNow, is only the first step in achieving significant productivity improvements through automation. Automation experts 1E will help you understand the necessity of both workflow and task automation, in addition to the consideration and approach required to build a business case to fund it.

Sponsored by:

1E

 

 

Executive Boardroom

Protect Your Keys or Don't Waste Your Time Encrypting Your Data

For over 2000 years, governments, armies, businesses and lovers have been encrypting messages. For the same amount of time, the keys used to perform the encryption have been the weakest link in the chain. After 2000 years, technology has advanced such that the keys can be protected but many companies don't understand how important it really is. 

Mr. Beutlich will explain in an entertaining (and sometimes graphic) fashion why protecting the encryption key is more important than the encryption itself.

Sponsored by:

nCipher

 

 

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Executive Boardroom

BigFix sets the standard for endpoint management and security compliance.

IT security and operations teams struggle to keep Unix, Linux, Mac and Windows servers and enduser devices continuously patched and compliant with security and regulatory mandates. They also strive for faster time-to-remediation during incidents. Using HCL BigFix, IT operations and security teams can instantly report to executives, board members and high-value supply chain partners that all systems are continuously patched and compliant, resulting in increased productivity and cost savings. CyFIR Enterprise complements BigFix by concurrently analyzing running processes on every endpoint in near real-time, without impact to business or network operations. The game changing combination of BigFix and CyFIR dramatically reduces the ?blast radius' of security incidents.

Sponsored by:

HCL BigFix

 

 

Executive Boardroom

Lessons from the 2018 - ISE Project of the Year

The ISE® North America Project of the Year in the Commercial Category was Shell's ?Digital Transformation (IAM): Enterprise User Access Management/Shell Identity Management (EUAM|SIM)? Project. As part of a Digital Transformation initiative centered on Identity and Access Management, this project focuses on both enterprise access governance and enterprise access management. This initiative has two components: Enterprise User Access Management (EUAM) and Shell Identity Management (SIM). The project aims to automate the various security controls within Shell for all business-critical applications. This would bring all business-critical application on a common platform in terms of access management. The goal is to bring in the complete Segregation of Duties (SOD) ruleset of Shell under an automated platform to manage SOD, which is currently being done using spreadsheets or legacy tools. This will help enable automated certification campaigns for 60,000 users across the globe and insure compliance and satisfaction of audit requirements.

Sponsored by:

Saviynt

 

 

Executive Boardroom

Guiding a Digital Transformation Journey

Digital transformation is an important initiative and while most organizations know they need to transform, the how and what can differ dramatically. Foundational steps, like building out a modern application platform, may seem miniscule -- but ignoring this important step is the top reason most Digital Transformation initiatives stall or fail. With that in mind, Insight can help organizations build the framework to extend their groundbreaking initiatives - from machine learning to AI, IoT and much more. Our team will share our experiences along the many steps in organizations' digital transformation journeys to help you imagine what's possible.

Sponsored by:

Insight Cloud + Data Center Transformation

 

 

Executive Boardroom

Still Using Passwords? Forget That Sh*t

The constant barrage of breaches over the last decade has made it clear that usernames and passwords - invented back in 1964 - are simply no longer secure enough. According to the 2019 Verizon Breach Investigations Report, compromised credentials are responsible for over 80% of all breaches. 

Despite attempts to make static credentials more secure by adopting two-factor authentication utilizing SMS, OTPs or hardware tokens, these added layers still leave organizations vulnerable to phishing attacks, keylogging, malware and more. 

By removing the past reliance on usernames and passwords, you can enhance your organization's security by significantly reducing your overall attack surface and virtually eliminating the risk of compromised credentials. 

Takeaways: 

1. Learn how usernames and passwords are leaving your organization at risk. 
2. See how how passwordless authentication removes major threat vectors. 
3. Provide users a fast, simple and consistent authentication experience across any channel.

Sponsored by:

Trusona, Inc.

 

 

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