For the past 15 years, 451 Research has hosted its flagship conference, the Hosting + Cloud Transformation Summit (HCTS), in Las Vegas to an audience of IT and security leaders, service providers, financial firms, and enterprises.
This year will be different for a number of reasons. Not only will HCTS 2020 be a fully virtually experience (for obvious reasons), but 451 Research is also now part of S&P Global Market Intelligence, which means this year’s agenda features an expanded showcase of premier speakers who will cover every facet of the emerging technology landscape during a virtual event series that stretches across three weeks. Oh, and the entire event is completely free of charge for the first time ever!
Joining the stacked speaker lineup is our very own J.J. Thompson who leads our Global Managed Threat Response and Security Services practice. The topic of discussion? How to build a security services practice, what challenges you’ll encounter, and how to overcome them. To say that J.J. was genetically engineered to cover this subject would be putting it mildly (more details on the session below).
Again, all sessions—including this one—are free to attend, so register now:
Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2020
Time: 12:30 – 1:15pm ET
The Infinite Game of Cybersecurity: Why Technology and Service Providers Are Adding Advanced Security Services to Their Portfolios
Moderator: Aaron Sherrill, Senior Research Analyst, Information Security
Panelists: J.J. Thompson, Sophos Global Managed Threat Response and Security Services, Sophos; Dustin Rigg Hillard, Chief Technology Officer, eSentire
Synopsis: When we ask organizations about their biggest concerns, cybersecurity is often at the top of the list. When we ask which area of the business is seeing the largest budget increases, again cybersecurity is at or near the top of the list. In fact, cybersecurity is at or near the top of many lists – biggest pain point, largest shortage of expertise, most important workload-related challenge, just to name a few.
Sensing the shifting tides toward services and the growing demand for security, vendors of every type – MSPs, datacenter providers, technology vendors, professional service firms, VARs and others – are examining how they can add advanced security services to their lineup. At the same time, existing security service providers, such as MDR providers, are rapidly evolving their capabilities to keep pace with the expanding and changing threat landscape and to add value to security teams that are beyond detection and response. Approaches to delivering security services vary. What works well for one company may not for another. In this session, we will examine various approaches and challenges to delivering security services.
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