How CISOs Adjust Security to the SaaS Transformation
The embrace of SaaS and operating in multi-cloud environments creates an expansive and dynamic attack surface, making it difficult for security teams to maintain visibility into and understand risk levels. And with the protection of sensitive data now a shared responsibility between security teams and providers, CISOs have additional considerations and challenges to address.
Join this us for a panel discussion with your infosec peers to explore:
- How SaaS impacts your security program posture and threat understanding
- Challenges to maintain visibility of your attack surface and monitor risk
- What you require from a cloud provider for data and infrastructure protection
Speakers
Parham Eftekhari is a recognized business executive in the information security sector with a lifelong passion for leadership, and community engagement. His expertise spans critical infrastructure technology and policy, business strategy and operations, executive advising, and thought leadership content initiatives.
Parham has published over a dozen information security reports, regularly engages with the media, and has contributed to countless briefings and events at institutions including TEDx, Congress, the World Bank, RSA, IFA+, (ISC)2, C-SPAN, and the Institute for Critical Infrastructure Technology (ICIT).
With over two decades of experience in information security and endpoint forensics, Mitchell Bezzina is a technology executive known for leading high-impact teams, disrupting industries, and accelerating the growth of cybersecurity technologies. In 2018, Mitchell drove the creation of the Extended Detection and Response (XDR) category, releasing the first product in its name, Cortex XDR with related MxDR services. This continued into leading all marketing functions for the Palo Alto Networks Cloud-Delivered Security Services unit, accelerating adoption, and releasing innovative products in high-growth markets like IoT Security, Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB), and Enterprise Data Loss Prevention (DLP). Mitchell’s technical foundations stem from his time as an expert witness in computer forensic and eDiscovery investigations, leading over 100 cases Australia. Converting technical concepts into practical terms has allowed him to gain insights into the evolving cybersecurity landscape with the goal of helping security teams streamline investigations and stay ahead of the curve.
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