Lost in the fog: the threats of multi-environment networks
And how to make your business visible and safe in the cloud
One of the biggest concerns for many organisations moving to the cloud is losing control.
It’s difficult enough to know every business point that’s web connected, let alone all the cloud resources staff use to access corporate data.
So what do you do if your business goes fully cloud and you run into security issues?
Join SC Magazine and FireMon as we discuss…
- The main threats CISOs perceive when they move workload to the cloud
- Why lack of visibility is such a worry – and what can help
- How to run systems that prioritise and decide whether issues need automated or human intervention
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Nilesh Mapara brings over 20 years of IT Experience as an Information Architect. Specialising in Cyber Security, Network Analysis & Network Visibility. Currently working with FireMon and ITIL V3 (foundation), Nilesh is also PRINCE2 & CCNA certified. Nilesh has presented at various European Cybersecurity Conferences.
Perminder Sahota brings over 15 years of experience from the IT security industry. He has worked for many leading vendors such as Fortinet, McAfee, nCircle and Stonesoft across different verticals including public sector, retail, banking and has implemented solutions for numerous large enterprises across EMEA. Perminder’s experience spans networks, endpoint technologies and firewall management. In addition, Peminder has also written solution briefs and published reports.