Cloud Security Seminar

cloud security seminar
cloud security executive seminar

How did this Security Strategy Seminar come about?

  Tasked with data protection  for all cloud hosted assets, anuj.com was engaged to lead various security workstreams for a large financial services company.  A Cloud Center of Excellence was created as part of this process, with cloud security taking center stage.

 This Security  Seminar is an outcome of one such large cloud security implementation, that lasted over 2 years, and encompassed all three public clouds. 

The cloud security executive seminar includes Application and Network Infrastructure Security Reviews, Application Layer 7 Security, Access Management to Cloud Resources, Data Security including Cloud Native Encryption and External HSM data encryption for cloud hosted assets. 

What Security Risks and Mitigation Strategies are Covered in the seminar?

  • Cost Implications – The effect of a security breach on ROI and EBITDA
  • Data Protection – How do hackers get around SSL and encrypted channels? How do they gain access to individual corporate PCs – including those behind multiple layers of defense?
  • Native Services Protection –  Are your load balancers, proxy servers, AD Servers and other infrastructure servers secure?
  • Intrusion Prevention, OWASP Top 10, Social Engineering Attacks , Cross Site Scripting , CSRF, Request Forgery, SQL Injection
  • Application Attack Vectors. Intrusion Prevention, Common Attacks, Social Engineering Attacks
  • Top 10 OWASP vulnerabilities, including Cross Site Scripting , Request Forgery, SQL Injection, Character Encoding, Session Hijacking, Authentication, Authorization loopholes
  • Best Practices to Secure your Web Applications –  in the Cloud, On-Premises
  • Endpoint Security, Web Services Security, Securing SOAP and RESTFul Services. Endpoint Security for PaaS Services
  • Securing Middleware, EAI and Messaging System

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