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RSAC 2018 Asia Pacific & Japan

date:2018-07-25..2018-07-27
location:Singapore, Singapore
series:RSAC Conference · 7 editions
tags:[security]
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Security Operations 2018: What Is Working? What Is Not.Kerry Matre53m
SOCs are overloaded with low‑fidelity alerts, often running ~40 tools but using maybe 5% of features, and more than 50% of orgs admit they ignore events…
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Our Biggest Bet YetKevin Skapinetz23m
Claims that IBM cuts detection time from an industry average of 267 days (195 to identify, 72 to contain) and says shaving ~100 days saves about $1M; cites…
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Quick Look: Blockchain for Cybersecurity—Microsegmented Network Access ControlRajeevan Kallumpuram17m
Rajeevan Kallumpuram, Assistant Vice President, Reliance Industries Limited An attempt to re-architect Enterprise Network Access Control by leveraging some of…
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GDPR: A Global ViewJ. Trevor Hughes, Tharishni Arumugam, Alexandra Cebulsky, Hilary Wandall46m
EU GDPR now drives global programs: organisations report 20% claim compliance while roughly a third had not started; IAPP membership jumps from 20k to 42k in…
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Now Matters: Of Data Governance, Cybersecurity, and RegulationNg Hoo Ming17m
Ng Hoo Ming, Deputy Chief Executive (Operations), Cyber Security Agency of Singapore Cyberthreats are real and threaten data which is the lifeblood of many…
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Quick Look: 1984 Redux: China’s Social Credit System a Harbinger of the Future?Jeffrey Blatt09m
China’s Social Credit System (SCS) will collect broad-based data on every Chinese citizen/business entity to generate a score representing a publicly available…
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Top 10 Ways to Make Hackers Excited: Shortcuts That Were Not Worth TakingPaula Januszkiewicz58m
Paula Januszkiewicz, CEO, Security Expert, Penetration Tester and Trainer, MVP, CQURE Inc. Designing secure architecture can always be more expensive, more…
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How Threat Intelligence Sharing and Automation Wins the War against AttackersPiero DePaoli49m
Industry mean time to detect a breach is 197 days to detect and mean time to contain is 69 days, and manual handoffs cost about 12 days lost to manual…
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Security Maturity Drives Growth and InnovationAbdallah Zabian19m
Security shifts from inhibitor to enabler, with maturity measured by fixes that actually reduce cost and boost revenue: invest in single sign-on and biometrics…
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Quick Look: A Real-World Example of Using Network Behaviour to Detect Cyber-CompromiseDamien Smith10m
Damien Smith, Head of Technology, IaaS Delivery, ANZ Bank This presentation will describe ANZ’s journey in using data science and machine learning to detect…
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Quick Look: Incorporating Security Practices into Business ProcessesIra Winkler, Tracy Celaya21m
Ira Winkler, President, Secure Mentem Tracy Celaya, Go Consulting Int'l When people fail from a security perspective, everyone seems to blame the users. Part…
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Harnessing the Law of Data Gravity: Cyber-Defence for the Hybrid CloudDiana Kelley20m
Diana Kelley, Cybersecurity Field Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft Digital transformation drives business critical workloads to the cloud. It’s also…
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Promoting International Peace and Stability in CyberspaceTobias Feakin19m
Australia is rolling out an International Stability Framework that rests on five pillars: apply existing international law to cyber actions, agree and promote…
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Quick Look: Exploit Kits and Malware ROILior Ben-Porat, Christopher Elisan, Daniel Frank05m
This talk will offer an inside look at exploit kits, crypto-currency miners and ransomware, and will explore how these threats make good investments for…
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Transparent Orchestration: The Visibility to ActSumedh Thakar20m
Claims that digital transformation lets IT and security become a single, instrumented platform: replace 8–10 overlapping agents with built‑in telemetry, deploy…
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The Impact of Autonomous Security in Today’s Threat LandscapeAmit Zavery21m
Oracle and KPMG’s survey of 450 security practitioners (100 in APAC) claims 85% of breaches exploit known, unpatched flaws and that 85% of users say over half…
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iOS Trustjacking: Trust Has a PriceYair Amit46m
A new attack called iOS Trustjacking claims a one-time tap on the “Trust” dialog lets an attacker keep persistent, remote control by exposing USB services over…
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Cybersecurity Silver LiningsRohit Ghai30m
Argues that security improves by focusing on measurable risk and repeating basics rather than chasing silver bullets, claiming organizations in APJ are 60–80%…
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Outside the Box – Redefining the Workforce to Defeat the Cyber AdversaryNarelle Devine20m
Narelle Devine, Chief Information Security Officer, Australian Government Department of Human Services The evolving landscape and growing digitisation in…
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Quick Look: Unify DevOps and SecOps: Security without FrictionMatt Alderman04m
Matt Alderman, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer, Layered Insight Business innovation and digital transformation are changing the pace and scale at which…
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Quick Look: Operationalised Risk Modeling Using the Data Breach RepositoryKristof Philipsen, Ashish Thapar13m
Verizon’s DBIR and Data Breach Digest power a taxonomy that maps who, what, why and how for breaches and yields nine incident patterns used to prioritize…
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Mining Botnets Reemerge, Bringing Shifts into the Threat LandscapeLenart Bermejo, Benson Sy36m
Three case studies show concrete shifts: an AutoIt-to-AutoHotkey family pivots from credential theft to Monero mining, spreads via USB worm spreader, beacons a…
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Android Malware Trends on a Global ScaleOndrej David, Jan Sirmer39m
Avast analyzes tens of millions of users and uses unique detection-user pairs as the metric, finding a 4–5% infection rate overall. Downloaders are the single…
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A Real-World Example of Using Network Behaviour to Detect Cyber-CompromiseDamien Smith49m
ANZ builds a Hadoop-based analytics pipeline ingesting NetFlow and DNS via Apache Flume and Kafka into HDFS, running Cloud Era Data Science Workbench…
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The Blurred Lines between Cybercrime and StatecraftMichael Sentonas47m
CrowdStrike reports that state and criminal actors reuse leaked tools (eg EternalBlue) and legitimate OS utilities to evade malware-focused defenses: examples…
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Quick Look: Truth or Snare? Understand and Combat Cyber-Propaganda and Fake NewsLion Gu, Vladimir Kropotov, Fyodor Yarochkin04m
Lion Gu, Sr. Threat Researcher, Trend Micro This session, based on research jointly performed with Vladimir Kropotov and Fyodor Yarochkin, explores methods…
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Quick Look: No Exemptions for AI: New Technology = New Attack SurfaceItsik Mantin12m
Itsik Mantin, Lead Scientist, Imperva Dolphin attack and kangaroos that confuse self-driving cars present cyberthreats on AI systems. Like other notable…
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A “Cyber Secure” NationNeil Campbell24m
Telstra lays out a national strategy that targets 70% inoculation target to achieve “community immunity,” builds an open MSSP on Metron on Hortonworks plus an…
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