Managed Security Services

Infosec leaders shouldn't just be reporting to the board room to explain themselves when things go wrong. They should be a regular part of the strategic business discussions that take place inside a company's executive halls. That's true whether they're directly employed by the company or they're a contracted vCISO provided by an external managed s...

It's understandable why many organizations' cyber investments heavily concentrate on protecting core networks and data centers from breaches and ransomware attacks. But let's not overlook the importance of ensuring that your website remains operational, especially when it directly drives revenue through sales or advertisements. Threats such as DDoS...

Risk assessment questionnaires are a standard practice when evaluating current or prospective third-party partners. And yet some folks may justifiably ask: How valuable are these questionnaires if there are no consequences for fudging your answers, or even outright lying? This session will examine common weaknesses and oversights in the third-party...

A great many MSSP security professionals are truly passionate about making the digital world a safer place for businesses and their users. But at the end of the day, it is still a business, and good cybersecurity isn't free. And therein lies the strategy around pricing: What pricing models work best for your organization and appeal most to your cus...

Managed Security Services plays a vital role when considering how organizations prioritize resources to maintain in-house security teams.

What’s the best way to ensure operational resilience against cybercriminals’ tactics, techniques and procedures? Well, just rearrange the letters in TTP, and you get PPT: people, process and technology. This session will examine how organizations can score, benchmark and improve their cyber resilience through a combination of security processes, pr...

The worst has happened. You failed to protect one or more managed services clients from a cyberattack. Maybe you were even infected yourself. Or perhaps a failed product launch or negative engagement with a customer has resulted in a scathing review. There are lots of ways an MSSP can wind up with a tattered reputation -- and sometimes they're not ...