Darktrace Events
Healthcare Security: How AI Fights Back Against Machine-Speed Threats
Over the past year, healthcare organizations have been drawn to the forefront of the public eye unlike ever before. As hospitals and healthcare organizations across the globe strive to provide the best possible patient care under increasingly immense strain, attackers are ramping up their efforts against them. Ransomware attacks, phishing campaigns and even nation-state actors pose a growing threat to the healthcare industry, and holding valuable data from patient files to new vaccine research, they remain a primary target for cyber-criminals.
Join Justin Fier, Director of Cyber Intelligence and Analysis at Darktrace, as he discusses the cyber-threats that the healthcare sector is facing today and how security teams can take a proactive approach to protect their systems, data, and ultimately, their patients.
Cyber Trends to Watch in 2021 (Asia-Pacific)
11:00 - 11:30 SGT (UTC +8)
As we look ahead to a new year, cyber security remains a top priority for security teams and business executives alike. This year will come with new challenges and risks as hybrid workforces continue to operate, and threats from sophisticated, nation-state actors will hit even the most trusted of organizations.
Join Marcus Fowler (Director of Strategic Threat) and JR Tietsort (CISO, Americas) to discuss what the cyber-threat landscape has in store for us in 2021, and how cyber security as we know it may change for good.
Dissecting the SolarWinds Hack and Detecting APTs with AI (Asia-Pacific)
11:00 - 11:30 SGT (UTC +8)
The SUNBURST malware attacks against SolarWinds highlighted the failure of signature-based tools in detecting advanced cyber-threats. With the widescale breach allowing attackers to gain unauthorized access to sensitive data globally, there are lessons to be learnt on how organizations protect themselves.
In the aftermath of the attacks, join Max Heinemeyer (Darktrace’s Director of Threat Hunting) as he discusses why cyber security needs to be self-learning, adaptive, and autonomous.