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Featuring
Tony Clarke, Vice President of IT Operations & InfoSecurity at Marken
Matt Singleton, CISO at The State of Oklahoma, Office of Management and Enterprise
Services
Taylor Wilkes-Pierce, Sr. Sales Engineer at DomainTools
About The Event
Over the last year, a widespread disruption rocked the healthcare industry due to the coronavirus pandemic. Ensuring sufficient healthcare capacity and resources are complex issues facing many healthcare organizations, but they must also address the increase of cybersecurity threats. Cybercriminals are seeking to capitalize on the vulnerabilities of this industry as it can provide a very lucrative reward for their efforts. In this executive dialogue, we spoke to Tony Clarke, Vice President of IT Operations & InfoSecurity at Marken, to discuss how the healthcare industry has weathered the storm of COVID-19.
Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is an ever-evolving arena. Solid intel can prevent catastrophe, but bad intel can wreak havoc. There will always be known knowns, known unknowns, and unknown unknowns. The key is to limit those unknown unknowns and to provide actionable threat intelligence to inform your cybersecurity teams. In our following session, Matt Singleton, CISO at The State of Oklahoma, Office of Management and Enterprise Services talked about creating the Oklahoma Cybersecurity Alliance, the importance of aligning with federal and state partners, and how cyberspace is infiltrating the physical world.
Cybersecurity teams are inundated with the sheer volume of data, the ever-increasing skills gap, and the complex and growing adversarial market. SOC and CSIRT teams are turning to Threat Intelligence Platforms to streamline the process of identifying, monitoring, and mitigating potential threats, and improving the speed and accuracy of threat response. Taylor Wilkes-Pierce, Sr. Sales Engineer, DomainTool showed how the SOC and CSIRT can leverage DomainTools data in Anomali ThreatStream to correlate with additional datasets and export into existing security systems or ticketing systems, automating proactive threat management and mitigation.
Who Should Watch
This session is intended for both CXO and senior technical staff. Viewers can anticipate walking away with recommendations for their teams and tangible information to research within their own environments.
Agenda
- Tony Clarke, Marken: Navigating Healthcare Cyber Attacks During a Pandemic
- Matt Singleton, The State of Oklahoma, Office of Management and Enterprise Services: Hunt, Bourne, and Ryan are Amateurs: How Oklahoma Cyber Command is Using CTI to Save the World—Or at Least One State
- Taylor Wilkes-Pierce, DomainTools: Driving Security Investigations with Contex