Friday, April 19 - Saturday, April 20, 2024
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The cloud security solutions market is growing rapidly and there are many types of solutions to support your specific business needs. But figuring out the right tool, let alone the right type of tool, can be difficult.
This article “A Practical Guide to Gartner’s Cloud Security Archetypes” by Rapid7 distills the main concepts of 5 archetypes that fall under the broader cloud security management platform umbrella:
Read this article to learn more about each of these categories, where each tool is best used as well as the benefits and limitations.
COVID-19 has accelerated customer demand for cloud-based offerings. Digital transformation and cloud security are the chart-topping topics enterprises want to know more about. The results are unsurprising to an extent, given how many companies have accelerated their digital transformation projects and migration to the cloud, while the pandemic continues to wield debilitating influence over workplace collaboration, productivity, and the bottom line across many industries.
This one-day program organised by CSA APAC & CSA Singapore Chapter will provide insights and a perspective on critical strategic cloud and cybersecurity concerns.
Join the leading experts with domain proficiency and expertise to discuss the key issues and trends facing cloud security and cybersecurity today at this virtual Summit on 18 August 2021 .
The event is free to attend. Click this link for more information.
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CSA Singapore Chapter is very happy and excited to announce Rapid7 has joined as our Corporate Member.
Rapid7, a leading provider of security analytics and automation, is advancing security with visibility, analytics, and automation delivered through their Insight Platform.
Our chapter focuses on promoting and furthering the interest in secure Cloud Computing adoption in Singapore, as well as increasing the knowledge of Cloud Computing security issues and networking with local peers facing the same challenges in securing cloud computing
There are many opportunities for our industry and community to learn and collaborate with each other to develop solutions and services to preventing cyber threats and risks in this evolving cyber security threat landscape.
Rajeev Mathur - Regional Director, Asia, Rapid7
“With the constant need for an increase in cloud-driven transformation, organisations are increasingly exposed; particularly with more cybersecurity threats on compliance, misconfigurations, identity, malware infections and data breaches. The partnership with CSA Singapore Chapter helps us increase awareness among organisations in a variety of industry sectors, while also ensuring they can secure their cloud infrastructure with our best-in-class solutions, strategic expertise and powerful platform. The CSA platform will help us to maximise our reach and enable organisations to enhance their defence, ready to conquer the ever-growing security challenge.”
Organizations around the globe rely on Rapid7 technology, services, and research to securely advance. The visibility, analytics, and automation delivered through our Insight cloud simplifies the complex and helps security teams reduce vulnerabilities, monitor for malicious behavior, investigate and shut down attacks, and automate routine tasks. Learn more at www.rapid7.com.
Date: 18th Jun 2020, 12PM SGT
Panel Discussion: William Ho (Moderator) | Ian Loe | Yum Shoen Yih
As the use of business-oriented cloud apps and remote work proliferate, fragmented security controls have proven insufficient in securing user identities, access, and business critical data across the profusion of different cloud apps. Organizations need to rethink their security strategy to provide consistent predictive, proactive, and reactive security across their diverse SaaS and IaaS environments.
Join us in this live Webinar with Nati Hazut, CEO and Co-Founder of Polyrize for insights into:
Sign up for the webinar here. See you on 18 Jun 12pm SGT.
Date: 24th Jun 2020, 2PM SGT
Presented by: Prof Alex SIOW, Chairman CSA Singapore Chapter
In today’s connected era, a comprehensive incident response is an integral aspect of any organization aiming to manage and lower their risk profile. A good incident response needs to be useful not only when dealing with incidents caused by malicious threat actors, but should also be applicable in a variety of other situations such as downtime caused by an unexpected power outage or cut internet fiberfra due to roadworks. There are, however, different considerations when it comes to incident response for cloud-based infrastructure and systems, due in part to the nature of its shared responsibility.
Additionally, with a number of incident response standards, frameworks and guidelines available, it could be confusing for cloud providers and users to make sense of them for their cloud incident response (CIR) procedure. CSA’s CIR Framework will serve as a go-to guide for cloud users to effectively prepare for and manage the aftermath of cloud incidents, along with serving as a transparent and common framework for CSPs to share cloud incident response practices with their customers.
This talk will cover key contributions of the CIR Framework to the cloud community, and also make available a Quick Guide that distils the main objectives and overview of the CIR Framework.
The Cybersecurity Awards 2018 was a success in so many ways. Backed by CSA (Cybersecurity Agency of Singapore), the awards brought recognition to individuals and enterprises whose contributions to Singapore’s cybersecurity ecosystem have been remarkably inspiring and truly exceptional.
Following the success of the 2018 Cybersecurity Awards, AiSP is proud to launch The Cybersecurity Awards 2019. These awards aim to recognise individuals and organisation which have made significant contribution to the cybersecurity ecosystem in Singapore.
The Awards are:
The award is given to working professionals in the cyber field who contribute to Singapore’s cybersecurity ecosystem through exceptional leadership and commitment.
This recognition is given to professional, working individuals who demonstrate strong leadership, and contribute to the profession in wider areas of cybersecurity such as growing cyber talent, and boosting the local ecosystem.
This award is given to individuals who show their initiative in bringing the community together, such as by raising cybersecurity awareness or even running programmes that promote Singapore in the global cybersecurity field. Examples of such programmes include championing adoption and awareness of essential cybersecurity practices for businesses and the public.
The award is for students from special cyber interest groups that demonstrate a deep passion for the cyber category, and their potential in the field, by participating in various external programmes such as “Singapore cyber conquest,” and many other similar events.
This award is for organisations who contribute significantly above and beyond its core business to strengthen Singapore’s cybersecurity capabilities, and spearhead wide-reaching and diverse initiatives that benefit the ecosystem and society.
This is awarded to companies who contribute in the areas of cyber research and development (R&D), as well as best practices and know-how, among others. The deep research. companies can be from overseas, but have come to Singapore to groom local talent to research and develop innovative home-grown cyber technologies for commercialisation.
Nominations will close on 1 July 2019 at 11:59 pm (Singapore Time)
Organised by : AISP
Co-Organised by : CSA Singapore
Supporting Associations, Singapore Chapters of:
Cloud Security Alliance; HTCIA; ISACA; ISC2; ITSMF; Law Society; SCS; SGTECH