Gigamon Analyst Webinar Series for CISOs

Forrester security analyst, Tope Olufon, discusses the threat landscape and how we can deal with it in very practical terms, using deep observability techniques, visibility into encrypted traffic, and focusing on the network layer.

Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) research data shows that 83% of organizations are lifting and shifting workloads to the cloud. As companies utilize cloud services for productivity, scale, and modernizing software development, security needs a means of keeping up and effectively securing these hybrid cloud environments.

However, the complexity of today’s attack surface, new stakeholders involved in security decisions, and limited cloud knowledge in SecOps teams impede effective hybrid cloud protection.

Register for this Fireside Chat to understand how to close the hybrid cloud security gap, with our expert speakers ESG Cybersecurity Practice Director Melinda Marks and Martyn Crew, Senior Director of Solutions Marketing and Partner Technologies at Gigamon. Together, Crew and Marks will cover, alongside rich ESG data:
• Cloud modernization trends
• Hybrid cloud security best practices
• AI preparedness: Cyber-adversary advantages gained from AI
• And the components of Gigamon Deep Observability Pipeline, which provides app monitoring across cloud environments.

Zero Trust was introduced nearly 15 years ago, but misconceptions and uncertainty around definition, process, and strategy continue to hinder many Zero Trust initiatives. Security and IT leaders are grappling with modern and legacy environments that all need to be considered as organizations build their “Zero Trust plane” while flying it. But the time is now.

Join this discussion with Will Townsend from Moor Insights and Strategy and Michael Dickman from Gigamon as they review the critical principles around Zero Trust and key considerations for implementing Zero Trust in complex environments.

In this 30-minute GigaChat, they’ll cover:
- The definition of Zero Trust and the only NIST principles you need to know
- Why data — not just identity — must be central to Zero Trust
- The challenges and opportunities with Zero Trust in the cloud
- Real world examples of how organizations are successfully implementing Zero Trust today

Making security systems more effective with less cost

Ransomware is a devastating cyberthreat that continues to grow and wreak havoc throughout all industries. CISOs have a deep desire to protect against every threat they possibly can, and eliminate every potential blind spot, but rarely have unlimited budget, time, and people to do so. In this webinar, hear from Michael Dickman, Chief Product Officer at Gigamon, and Alan Weckel, Co-Founder and Analyst at the 650 Group, about how you can uplevel your defense against ransomware while keeping costs in check.

- Hear best practices for making Security investments go further, achieving better signal-to-noise while managing tooling costs
- Walk away understanding how to detect encrypted lateral movement from a threat actor
- Take SIEMs, NDRs, IDSs, and Firewalls to the next level

A practical guide to generating insights from network traffic for operations and security

In today’s hybrid and multi-cloud world how do organizations keep up with the volume and complexity of the data being generated and leverage it to deliver business outcomes? AIOps can help, but it’s thirsty for high-quality, complete data. Much of the telemetry is there, but it’s often siloed and diverse, cluttered with irrelevant information, and lacks critical context for security and performance use cases. How can you cut through the noise and feed your AIOps engine only the necessary data it needs to make smart, quick decisions?

In this webinar, Carlos Casanova, Principal Analyst, Forrester, and Bassam Khan, Vice President of Product and Technical Marketing Engineering, Gigamon, will discuss how organizations can strengthen their AIOps efforts by leveraging network communications, the one normalized telemetry across any hybrid-cloud infrastructure. They will illustrate ways to deliver insights derived from network traffic for enhancing security, improving application performance, faster troubleshooting, and optimizing AIOps costs.

Observability provides enormous business value, but organizations that implement it often suffer from data collection sprawl, and incomplete network application visibility. This discussion will focus on how Gigamon improves the value of SIEM and Observability tools by adding Network Intelligence and more to the toolset.

Join host Jon Brown, Senior Analyst – Observability at Enterprise Strategy Group and Martyn Crew, Senior Director at Gigamon as they discuss:
• What network intelligence brings to observability
• Where is observability creating the most business value?
• What’s the role of deep observability in Zero Trust?