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In the global fight against network intrusion, the inability to communicate between network defense systems allows attackers the upper hand. Security processes cannot keep up against the onslaught of vulnerabilities and weaknesses available to attackers. Only through standardized posture information collection will defenders be able to automate security and harden the network to attack.
Learning Objectives:
1: Understand network security today and how separating defensive systems hinders network defense.
2: Explore a vision of tomorrow’s network security.
3: Learn how to move from standards to commercially available solutions.
Pre-Requisites:
An understanding of challenges facing network security professionals today, including recent high-visibility attacks. A background in information security, compliance reporting or systems administration is a plus.
Learning Objectives:
1: Understand network security today and how separating defensive systems hinders network defense.
2: Explore a vision of tomorrow’s network security.
3: Learn how to move from standards to commercially available solutions.
Pre-Requisites:
An understanding of challenges facing network security professionals today, including recent high-visibility attacks. A background in information security, compliance reporting or systems administration is a plus.
Participants
Jessica Fitzgerald-McKay
Participant
Co-Lead, Center for Cybersecurity Standards, National Security Agency
David Waltermire
Participant
Security Automation Architect, National Institute of Standards and Technology
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