IDC UK & Ireland Identity and Privacy Conference Building Digital Trust: Identity, Privacy and Data Security

When you are in the middle of a crisis, time matters, and it is important to be able to understand your environment in real-time and at any scale .

At Tanium we are building the foundation to give you insights into your endpoints as well as your data and enable you to control your environment.

Building a single source of truth in any enterprise especially in the field of IT operations and security is a not an easy task. It’s only getting worse with all recent transformational challenges, the continuous migrations and the size of growing borderless networks.

Breaches bring to mind big headline-grabbing incidents and of course it is important to prepare for these, but incident management goes beyond disaster response. Smaller privacy occurrences require incident management - for example, do your colleagues know what to do if an email is sent to the wrong recipient? Risks aren’t limited to big-ticket incidents and being ready to respond helps create an open culture of trust and preparedness across your organization.​

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We'll discuss:​

·     Real examples of what constitutes an incident or breach and what to do when one takes place​

·     Best practices for your response plan and how to demonstrate your readiness​

·     Lessons learned from the fines and penalties resulting from recent breaches and incidents

As both users and software systems have become widely dispersed, "zero trust" has become a rallying cry to make sure those software systems operate securely. But when software is distributed to a remote data center, cloud environment, or edge appliance out in the field, how can its integrity -- and therefore trustworthiness -- be determined? Join us as we explore Project Aurora, a framework developed by security researchers at HPE to protect and ensure "trustworthiness" of critical assets in distributed customer environments.

Authentication and Privacy issues – real world examples of the challenges of getting 2 Factor Authentication implemented across the business.  Examples taken from across my years of experience, to provide some ideas to provoke discussion and to aid those about to start the journey.

Securing the business does not need to cause additional friction for the end user, yet unfortunately, that’s what often happens. Enforcing blanket security solutions that offer little to no flexibility for the end users can carry the consequence of security blind spots. This results in one of the biggest challenges for security leaders: How to influence the workforce to do the right thing, even when no one is watching?

Join this LastPass by LogMeIn session to hear how you can improve your security posture, reduce friction for end users, and help the business scale securely.

2020 & 2021 pushed the notion of trust to the forefront of all our lives. It made customer trust in brands acutely important to the bottom line amidst severe economic realities. It also forced many organisations to overcome long-standing reservations around trusting their employees to work from home and to place their faith in digital channels to serve their customers.

The key questions which will be addressed in this talk will be:

• What is the quickest route to building and enhancing productivity, loyalty and engagement—not just among employees and partners but customers also?
• What can brands, businesses and government organisations be doing to build digital trust?
• What role do security tools and policies play in building digital trust?

In this session, Siân John MBE, Senior Director of Security Business Development and Strategic Growth at Microsoft, will explore some of the challenges we face in a hybrid working world. We’ll discuss the need to provide service identity and control of the environment that goes beyond identification and authentication, and find out how you can:

·       Provide a functional and open identity perimeter that incorporates the principles of zero trust

·       Monitor activity of insiders to detect and respond to potential risk – whether accidental or malicious

·       Protect your data without compromising productivity

·       Detect and respond to risks with speed with increased visibility and monitoring of your entire estate

Improving topline revenue and reducing bottom-line losses by delivering application security, anti-fraud and efficient user experience for web and mobile applications is a core mission for Shape Security, now part of F5.

In this session, we will discuss how to ensure that risk and fraud management remain effective and business resilient in and increasingly digitalized environment, and emerging threat landscape. We will also explore some initiatives that you must drive to combat the increase in fraud, that has become more prevalent since the start of the pandemic.