Webinar: The challenges of securing data in databases
Date: 13th September 2022
Time: 16:30 – 17:30
Optional: cheese and wine tasting delivered to your door (mainland UK only).
About the event:
Today enterprises operate in a very different way; they are more global than ever before, and employees are much more distributed, with remote and hybrid working the norm. This trend was already underway before the pandemic hit but has accelerated in the last two years due to Covid.
In parallel, the escalating threat landscape creates record threat levels as hackers take advantage of the rich pickings a distributed environment creates. As a result, cybercrime has intensified, and a record-breaking number of ransomware attacks of increasing severity are taking place yearly.
Managing all these risks while providing responsive information services to employees, partners, and customers are becoming increasingly challenging.
In this briefing, we offer an insight into the key data security challenges and the best practices organisations need to implement.
We will focus on database & sensitive data security, as well as compliance; we’ll demonstrate the challenges around these areas and the practical procedures to combat them, especially concerning third-party risks and remote work.
Optional: cheese and wine tasting delivered to your door. (mainland UK only).
Agenda:
- Database security challenges and best practices – Pete Finnigan
- Sensitive data masking made simpler than ever – Noam Markfeld
- Open discussion
Meet the experts – featuring an expert panel:
Pete Finnigan, Founder & CEO PeteFinnigan.com Ltd, Secure Oracle; Oracle ACE – “Security”. OAK Table Member
Pete Finnigan is a widely regarded expert on securing data in Oracle databases. Pete was very influential in setting the standards used across the industry to harden and lock down Oracle databases. He created the SANS Oracle security step-by-step guide, the original source for the Center for Internet Security standard for securing Oracle databases. This standard is closely reflected by other standards for Oracle, such as NIST, USA DoD and ISACA.
Pete regularly speaks at conferences worldwide and is the author of several books on Oracle Security. He runs his company PeteFinnigan.com Limited which provides training on all aspects of securing Oracle, Security health checks, Forensics, consultancy and design, and also sells five software products; PFCLScan to perform your own database security health check; PFCLCode to analyse your PL/SQL for security issues; PFCLObfuscate to protect the IPR in your deployed PL/SQL; PFCLForensics to allow you to respond to a breach of an Oracle database and PFCLCookie to analyse your websites for use of cookies to help with GDPR.
Noam Markfeld, VP of Revenue Operations & Compliance at Infognito
Noam has over 25 years of experience working in the computer and network security industry. Responsible for the Go-to-market Strategy and Sales development worldwide for Infognito.
Infognito was founded in 2014 by Database experts and veterans from the Israeli Défense Forces.
Initially, Infognito provided database security solutions for enterprise customers in the Israeli market; since then, they have expanded activities globally, helping dozens of enterprise organisations manage and protect their sensitive data worldwide. Infognito’s mission is to simplify sensitive data security and management across the organisation’s data stores.
Infognito’s next-generation data discovery and masking system allow customers to have one central management console to protect all their sensitive data in their databases, regardless of database and deployment type.