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OpenEOX on the Agenda

The modern attack surface is dynamic, and a periodically updated list of assets won’t secure your organization. CISOs and security teams need an actionable, risk-based approach to attack surface management to prioritize their riskiest assets amidst the sprawl. Omar Santos joins other industry experts offering their advice on what security leaders need to know to protect their entire attack surface from growing threats and navigate far beyond the limitations of the CMDB. Omar will delve into OpenEOX’s initiatives to transform how End of Life (EOL) End of Service (EOS) information is shared and managed across industries.

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The CSfC conference will survey this developing market for a broad range of commercial products used in layered solutions protecting classified NSS data. The conference will provide an overview and updates on CSfC program objectives, including: Understanding security requirements and translating those security requirements into product requirements. Implementing security features and providing vendor support for certified products. Encryption and other requirements for implementing the Data-at-Rest (DAR) capabilities package. Defending against side-channel attacks. Integrating physical security, and secure mobility in CSfC solutions. What is currently state-of-the-art in tactical CSfC technologies. If you plan to develop, assess, specify, implement or support commercial solutions in support of national security objectives, the CSfC Conference will provide the guidance you need to succeed.

Use the code for 20% discount: OA2420

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Over 300,000 US government Defense Industrial Base (DIB) subcontractors will soon be affected by the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) framework to secure the federal supply chain. This complex framework will require all industry players to assess, prepare, execute, and certify a wide range of new security enhancements. In support of this effort, CMMC Day offers a comprehensive overview of new certification requirements that will apply to industry stakeholders including product developers, DIB subcontractors, integrators, testing laboratories, and end-users. CMMC Day will review NIST 800-171 and other foundational federal supply chain cybersecurity standards and best practices. Speakers will cover efforts to map existing controls and processes across several maturity levels that range from basic cyber hygiene to advanced.

Use the code for 20% discount: OA2420