2019 Hartford Executive Member Breakfast Roundtable 5 of 6:
Securing User Behavior
The bulk of network and system attacks originate at the endpoint from user accounts. In many cases, the attack is caused by stolen credentials. This attack can be one of the most damaging since the account was issued for a legitimate user initially and so is generally trusted. Sorting out the bad actors among the legitimate users can be challenging. In this series, we will explore the many ways organizations are attempting to solve this problem through User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA), Endpoint Security, Security Awareness Training, and Identity and Access Management solutions.
Topics likely to be discussed in this series include:
- User & Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA)
- Behavior profiling
- User activity monitoring
- Security awareness training programs
- NextGen authentication
- Password elimination
- Security awareness and phishing simulation tools
- Identity lifecycle management
- Identity governance and administration (IGA)
- Endpoint detection and response
- Rise of next generation anti-virus tools (NGAV)
- Dealing with non-human users
- Mobile device management and bring your own device.
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