Stream: Virtual Room 4
Time: 16:30 - 17:30
Authentication is the beating heart of security. The most fundamental action in all of IT is to identify “who you are,” and authentication is the building block that answers that question. This is becoming even more critical given the recent coronavirus outbreak now that a large population of employees are forced to remotely access mission-critical applications.
Now more than ever, businesses and governments across industries—and particularly those in highly regulated spaces—must do everything they can to detect threats to their mission-critical corporate information and applications.
In this session, we will discuss how leading businesses are:
- Deploying multi-factor authentication to stop hackers and protect their assets
- Using security analytics and cognitive computing to detect vulnerabilities and remediate exposures
- Supporting cloud and big data applications by extending their mainframe investments while complying with industry regulations and keeping costs down
Detecting threats can be complex, and failure to protect can result in vulnerabilities, audit failures, loss of reputation, security breaches and even total system shutdowns.
There is currently no attachment for Multi-Factor-Authentication
Julie has extensive knowledge of enterprise security with a focus on z security. She has worked at several large companies, where her roles ranges from systems programmer, to IT Management, to Director of Audit. Julie has broad security experience, engaging all levels of the customer organization from the C-suite to Security Management and front line security analysts.
Julie has extensive knowledge of enterprise security with a focus on z security. She has worked at several large companies, where her roles ranges from systems programmer, to IT Management, to Director of Audit. Julie has broad security experience, engaging all levels of the customer organization from the C-suite to Security Management and front line security analysts.
Julie has extensive knowledge of enterprise security with a focus on z security. She has worked at several large companies, where her roles ranges from systems programmer, to IT Management, to Director of Audit. Julie has broad security experience, engaging all levels of the customer organization from the C-suite to Security Management and front line security analysts.
Julie has extensive knowledge of enterprise security with a focus on z security. She has worked at several large companies, where her roles ranges from systems programmer, to IT Management, to Director of Audit. Julie has broad security experience, engaging all levels of the customer organization from the C-suite to Security Management and front line security analysts.
Julie has extensive knowledge of enterprise security with a focus on z security. She has worked at several large companies, where her roles ranges from systems programmer, to IT Management, to Director of Audit. Julie has broad security experience, engaging all levels of the customer organization from the C-suite to Security Management and front line security analysts.
Julie has extensive knowledge of enterprise security with a focus on z security. She has worked at several large companies, where her roles ranges from systems programmer, to IT Management, to Director of Audit. Julie has broad security experience, engaging all levels of the customer organization from the C-suite to Security Management and front line security analysts.
Julie has extensive knowledge of enterprise security with a focus on z security. She has worked at several large companies, where her roles ranges from systems programmer, to IT Management, to Director of Audit. Julie has broad security experience, engaging all levels of the customer organization from the C-suite to Security Management and front line security analysts.
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