Enhancing security in the face of increased attacks, more vulnerabilities, and a shortage of talent
May 02 - 03, 2023
| Free CS Hub Online Event
Agenda - Day Two
CS Hub Live: Global Summit 2023 Agenda Day Two
10:00 am - 10:30 am
EDT
Addressing the Vulnerabilities in Operational Technology
Sam Taylor -
Project Manager, Cyber Security Operational Technology & Information Technology and Data Privacy - GDPR,
Enfinium
As digital transformation accelerates across industries, the different types of devices in networks is increasing. Tomorrow organizations will have complex networks with an expanded surface potential for cyberattacks. The security solutions of the future must deliver visibility, segmentation and protection throughout at organization's entire network framework.
Join this session for insights into:
- Enhancing visibility in a system to authenticate and classify IoT devices by risk
- Understanding the IoT attack surface of devices within a network
- Monitoring, inspecting and enforcing policy across the network infrastructure
Sam Taylor
Project Manager, Cyber Security Operational Technology & Information Technology and Data Privacy - GDPREnfinium
10:30 am - 11:00 am
EDT
CS Talks: the role of AI
Lianne Potter -
Head of SecOps,
Leading UK Retailer
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are on a seemingly never-ending wave of popularity. As these technologies become more integrated into daily life, with the advent of ‘smart’ devices ranging from lightbulbs to speakers to cars as part of the predicted 75.4 billion Internet of Things connected devices installed worldwide by 2025, cyber security professionals must consider their impact on the threat landscape itself.
Likewise, AI-powered software like OpenAI’s chatbot ChatGPT is on the rise. GPT-3 amassed 590 million visits from 100 million unique users in January 2023 alone. Unfortunately, as with other AI and ML applications, it too has the potential to cause harm. While many users have turned to the chatbot to generate ideas, others have been using it for more nefarious purposes. When surveyed by Blackberry Security, 73 percent of cyber security professionals said they were either ‘very’ or ‘fairly’ concerned about ChatGPT’s potential as a cyber security threat.
While AI and machine learning can massively benefit both companies and people, these benefits can also be harnessed by malicious actors. Cyber security professionals must therefore utilize these applications to prevent threats before they can be launched.
