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Network segmentation is an effective strategy for protecting access to key data assets, and impeding the lateral movement of threats and cyber criminals inside your data center. With network virtualization, such as VMware NSX and Cisco ACI now a reality it's far simpler to set up granular security policies for east-west traffic within the data center. Yet the added granularity of securities policies creates significant complexity. Presented by renowned industry expert Professor Avishai Wool, this technical webinar will provide strategies and best practices to help organizations migrate and manage security policies efficiently within a micro-segmented data center. In this webinar, Prof. Wool will discuss how to: •Identify and securely migrate legacy applications to a micro-segmented data center •Effectively define and enforce security policies for East-West traffic •Manage the micro-segmented data center alongside traditional on-premise security devices •Identify risk and manage compliance in a micro-segmented data center •Use network segmentation to reduce the scope of regulatory audits •Identify and avoid common network segmentation mistakes

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Time is not on your side when managing security for a global enterprise and facing down a relentless barrage of cyber attacks. So when confronted with multiple suspect alerts flagged by your SIEM solution, you need a way to easily sift through and identify the attacks that will most likely impact key business processes – and quickly take action. Presented by renowned industry expert Prof. Avishai Wool, this new webinar will cover security best practices for introducing business context into your organization’s incident response processes, and prioritizing and automating remediation efforts accordingly. This insight will give you the intelligence you need to reduce the time and cost of mitigating cyber attacks by orders of magnitude. In this webinar Professor Wool will cover how to: - Augment incident triage with critical business context to assess the severity, risk and potential business impact of an attack - Prioritize incident remediation efforts based on business risk - Neutralize impacted systems through zero-touch automation - Limit the lateral movement of an attacker in, out and across your network - Keep all stakeholders involved in the remediation process to reduce disruption to the business

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