ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Damballa, the experts in network security monitoring, today announced that Stephen Newman, Chief Technology Officer, will speak on how to alter the skyrocketing breach trajectory by changing the way cyber threats are viewed in a presentation titled, “Removing Blind Spots in Your Network Visibility to Stop Data Theft,” at the upcoming CyberMaryland 2015 conference, taking place October 28 and 29th at the Baltimore Convention Center.
Most organizations spend the most resources watching the attack vector to stop adversaries from getting in. Since advanced evasion techniques make it impossible to prevent all attacks, it is critical to have visibility into network behavior in real time and over time. In his presentation, Newman will discuss how organizations can eliminate blind spots that keep them from detecting hidden or unknown adversaries. Organizations must accept that compromise is inevitable but so too is the ability to take action before data theft. As an industry we must shift our energies towards finding the compromised devices on a network early so that we don’t become accustomed to breaches hitting the ‘millions of records’ mark before they are detected.
The full agenda can be found at https://www.fbcinc.com/e/cybermdconference/agendagrid.aspx
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Session: “Removing Blind Spots in Your Network Visibility to Stop Data Theft” | |||||
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Thursday, October 29, 11:20 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. | |||||
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WHO: |
Stephen Newman, CTO, Damballa | |||||
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Baltimore Convention Center | |||||
About Damballa:
Damballa is a network security monitoring system that provides evidence of threat-related activity needed to prevent data theft. We discover criminal operators that have already bypassed perimeter defenses and pose a business risk. Our automated system works in real-time and over time regardless of the attack vector, device type or OS. Attackers may take time to reveal themselves and when they do, Damballa will expose them and initiate mitigation.
Our patented solutions leverage Big Data from one-third of the world's Internet traffic, combined with machine learning, to automatically discover and terminate criminal activity, stop data theft, minimize business disruption, and reduce the time to response and remediation. Damballa protects any device or OS including PCs, Macs, Unix, iOS, Android, and embedded systems. Damballa protects more than 400 million endpoints globally at enterprises in every major market and for the world's largest ISP and telecommunications providers. For more information, visit www.damballa.com, or follow us on Twitter @DamballaInc.