Cisco at RSAConference™ 2023

Monday, April 24​ | 3:55 – 4:15 p.m.

Solutions claiming to be intelligent, promise to rescue the SOC from alert fatigue. To catch attacks in real-time and remain resilient in the face of such occurrences, you’ll need some savvy, a desire to mimic the gumshoes of old, and the most important technical asset of all – your network.

Tuesday, April 25​ | 8:30 – 9:20 a.m. PT​

Companies around the world are faced with a tsunami of new cybersecurity regulations, with requirements ranging from incident notifications to software bills of materials. This panel will discuss strategies for riding this wave by identifying and deploying existing resources more effectively, while also systematizing compliance to reduce the need for legal review in regular operations.

Wednesday, April 26​ | 9:40 – 10:30 a.m. PT​

Threat actors have more Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) at their disposal than ever before. The promise of XDR is to combine telemetry from multiple sources, apply analytics to detect these malicious activities, and enable confident and timely responses. Join us to learn why XDR must unite our industry: without it, we have little hope of combating increasingly sophisticated adversaries.​

Wednesday, April 26​ | 2:25 – 3:25 p.m. PT​

As organizations scale and security demand increases, a lot of queue-based product security programs struggle to keep up, resulting in overworked security engineers and insecure products. In this session, presenters will share a successful product security program strategy that helped them partner effectively with engineering, product, and design teams to create and deploy trustworthy products.

Wednesday, April 26​ | 2:25 – 3:25 p.m. PT​

Faulty assumptions in cybersecurity too often lead to frustration and undesirable outcomes. Myths and misconceptions about people and technology arise that perpetuate avoidable errors. In this panel, industry, government, and academia discuss widespread examples of misconceptions to help identify, mitigate, and avoid human errors that impact cybersecurity. Learn tips for effective mythbusting!

Thursday, April 27​ | 2:10 – 3:00 p.m. PT​

Imagine it is 2028, five years into the organization's Zero Trust transformation. People like it, usability has improved. Defensibility is better, too, with a number of attacks having been stopped over the past couple years. But then, in 2028, a call comes in. There’s been a security breach. What happened!? Join this session for a pre-mortem on how breaches will look under a Zero Trust architecture.

Thursday, April 27​ | 2:10 – 3:00 p.m. PT​

In this session, we will share our experience monitoring the RSAC wireless network this week, divulging the comical actions and activities observed and changes we've seen over the years. If you'd like to see what a network looks like when its users know security, know its challenges, should know better, and choose to ignore all of that anyway, join us for the always eye-opening RSAC SOC Report.

Thursday, April 27​ | 2:10 – 3:00 p.m. PT​

This session will review why having a security reference architecture will allow companies to adhere to NIST and CISA security frameworks and achieve business outcomes such as Zero Trust and SASE. Let's not forget the need for an effective Security Operations to manage and respond to daily threats. Companies continue to buy more tools, but the people and process matters more over technology.