Malware Attack "Fan-out" Effect in the Cloud - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

The rapid rise in cloud adoption – of which corporate IT has underestimated the scope by as much as 10x - has created a new effect: a “cloud attack fan-out.” Between many connected devices, which increase the attack surface, and capabilities like sync and share, which increase data velocity in the cloud, both the propensity and the severity of a breach rise. Join Krishna Narayanaswamy, Founder and Chief Scientist of cloud security company Netskope, as he takes an in-depth look at data breaches involving cloud services and how they come about. Krishna will take a fun, CSI-like presentation approach and draw upon unique, anonymized data seen in the cloud to illustrate: - The multiplier effect that that the cloud can have on the probability of a data breach - Three real-world examples in which the cloud can play a role in data breaches, including a step-by-step review of a recent exploit found in a cloud storage app - How to identify data breaches in an enterprise cloud environment using advanced anomaly detection techniques - A forensic walk-through in the reconstruction of a complex audit following a data breach - Best practices for mitigating breaches as well as monitoring and protecting sensitive enterprise data in the cloud