VMware Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Overview

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: VMware SASE Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: VMware by Broadcom

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Personnel: Craig Connors

VMware #SASE is a cloud hosted platform built to deliver multiple services like Networking, Secure Access, and Security to ensure users located anywhere get secure, reliable and efficient access to cloud applications. In this session we will cover the building blocks and the advantages of VMware SASE architecture.


HashiCorp Boundary – Human-to-Machine Access

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: HashiCorp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: HashiCorp

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Personnel: Rosemary Wang

In this demo, learn how HashiCorp Boundary protects the interaction between devices and servers and users that consume them. See how Boundary continues the integrations with other HashiCorp offerings to ensure Zero Trust access to all critical services.


HashiCorp Consul – Machine-to-Machine Access

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: HashiCorp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: HashiCorp

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Personnel: Rosemary Wang

In this demo, learn how HashiCorp Consul can help secure communications between devices and ensure that machine-to-machine traffic stays secure and prevents lateral movement by potential attackers.


HashiCorp Vault – Machine Authentication & Authorization

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: HashiCorp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: HashiCorp

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Personnel: Rosemary Wang

In this demo, HashiCorp shows how their Vault solution can simplify machine authentication for applications and devices and ensure proper authorization of users for zero trust networking access to resources.


Intro to HashiCorp & Zero Trust Framework

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: HashiCorp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: HashiCorp

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Personnel: Chris Kent

In today’s presentation we’ll take a guided tour of how service mesh, identity-based access management, and secrets management can help implement Zero Trust without increasing development friction. By combining HashiCorp Boundary, Consul, and Vault, we’ll evaluate how these new workflows affect the development process, and how we’ve secured the architecture.


Kemp Field Day Wrap-Up with Jason Dover

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Kemp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Kemp

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Personnel: Jason Dover

In this wrap up session, Kemp discusses the key takeaways from their presentation and how to test this approach in your environment with a free network assessment.


Kemp Demo Ransomware Detection & Response

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Kemp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Kemp

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Personnel: Pavel Minarik

A complex network compromise scenario evolving from initial exploitation through lateral movement, data hoarding and exfiltration over an alternative protocol followed by the final impact through data encryption. Detection of individual indicators of compromise within the network traffic flows as the attack is progressing allows the security operator to respond properly and on time.


Kemp Demo User Account Compromise

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Kemp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Kemp

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Personnel: Pavel Minarik

In-depth walkthrough of the system capabilities on a single use case. Detection of a user account compromise and event evidence ranging from aggregated network telemetry through signature-based detection and full packet data with built-in out-of-the-box packet analysis.


Kemp Flowmon Technical Architecture

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Kemp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Kemp

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Personnel: Pavel Minarik

Kemp’s Flowmon network detection & response architecture, components, input data, detection techniques, algorithms and alignment with MITRE ATT&CK framework. Response to threats and further integration to cyber security technology stack.


Kemp Principals & Approaches for Network Threat Detection

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Kemp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Kemp

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Personnel: Jason Dover

Successful threat detection is a multi-layered approach that requires the right tools, methods and approaches. There’s no single magic bullet but with the right building blocks (including a scalable NDR solution), organizations can be successful in detecting and preventing exploits by extracting the insights from the network.


Kemp Company Overview with Jason Dover

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Kemp Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Kemp

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Personnel: Jason Dover

Kemp powers the always-on application experience that enterprises and service providers need to succeed. Kemp has redefined load balancing and network visibility simplified deployment options, flexible licensing, and top-rated technical support. Kemp has more than 100,000 deployments in 138 countries.

Kemp’s product portfolio is centered on helping customers deliver the best possible application experience by addressing the requirements of modern application load balancers, network visibility, and response to emerging security threats in the network. The core components of this portfolio are the LoadMaster ADC & WAF, Flowmon NPMD and Flowmon ADS.


Juniper Threat Labs with Mounir Hahad

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Mounir Hahad

What good is threat research unless you can actually do something with it? Juniper Threat Labs does the research, experiments with new detection techniques, and puts all that knowledge back into Juniper’s security products and services.


Juniper Networks Security Director Insights

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Madhura Kumar

If the network plays a key role in security, then network telemetry plays a key role in attack analytics and orchestration. Security Director Insights correlates threat detections and network anomalies and maps them to MITRE.


Juniper Networks Workload Protection with K2 Cybersecurity and vSRX

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Kedar Dhuru, Laurent Paumelle

Your applications are 100% part of the network, even if you don’t own the cloud they’re in. Juniper vSRX natively integrates with K2 Cyber to secure the workload and deliver attack intelligence to the next-gen firewall to keep your defenses ironclad.


Juniper Networks Risk Profiling with ATP Cloud and Mist AI

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Krystle Portocarrero

Risk Profiling integrates the threat intelligence of ATP Cloud with Mist Wired & Wireless access points and AI technology. Every connecting device is a potential risk to the network, and Risk Profiling surfaces that risk so you can decide how to best handle it.


Juniper Networks Adaptive Threat Profiling with ATP Cloud

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Dwann Hall

ATP Cloud is the threat intelligence hub for the network and through Adaptive Threat Profiling mobilizes the entire fleet of firewalls when a targeted attack is detected. Lovingly referred to as the “no-fly list” for your network.


Juniper Connected Security Overview with Kate Adam

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: Juniper Networks Presents at Security Field Day 5

Company: Juniper Networks

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Personnel: Kate Adam

Networking & security are converging, and Juniper Networks is here for it! Juniper’s Connected Security strategy is all about extending security to all points of connection the network.


DNS Security Roundtable: Emerging Threats and New Responses

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: DNS Security Roundtable with EfficientIP

Company: EfficientIP

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Personnel: Alexandre Chauvin-Hameau, Tom Hollingsworth

Join the Security Field Day delegates and a special guest from EfficientIP with a forward looking discussion about emerging threats that utilize and leverage DNS and how research from EfficientIP is helping to stem the tide of these kinds of attacks.


DNS Security Roundtable: IoT and DNS Security

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: DNS Security Roundtable with EfficientIP

Company: EfficientIP

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Personnel: Alexandre Chauvin-Hameau, Tom Hollingsworth

Join the Security Field Day delegates and a special guest from EfficientIP for a discussion of the rise of Internet of Things (IoT) devices and ways that networking and security administrators can help secure communications and limit the attack surface of these devices with help from DNS.


DNS Security Roundtable: DNS-over-HTTPS Discussion

Event: Security Field Day 5

Appearance: DNS Security Roundtable with EfficientIP

Company: EfficientIP

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Personnel: Alexandre Chauvin-Hameau, Tom Hollingsworth

Join the Security Field Day delegates and a special guest from EfficientIP as they discuss the latest security protocol to attempt to secure DNS, DNS-over-HTTPS. Does it help? Or is it more trouble than it’s worth?

In this roundtable discussion, the panel delves into the complexities and implications of DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) as a security measure for DNS traffic. While DoH aims to secure DNS queries by encrypting them over HTTPS, it presents significant challenges, particularly for enterprise environments. The panelists highlight that DoH can disrupt existing cybersecurity tools and practices, such as packet inspection and DNS filtering, which are crucial for maintaining network security and preventing access to malicious sites. They also discuss the potential performance issues and the centralization of DNS traffic, which could make it easier for entities like Google or Cloudflare to collect and analyze user data. The conversation touches on the need for enterprises to manage and possibly disable DoH to maintain control over their DNS traffic, while also considering alternatives like DNS-over-TLS (DoT). The discussion underscores the importance of having a trusted resolver infrastructure and the complexities of implementing such protocols in both corporate and home environments. The panel concludes by contemplating the need for best practices and standards to guide the secure implementation of these new protocols, balancing the benefits of encryption with the practical needs of network management and security.


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