Steve Strickland
Dr. Dale W. Meyerrose
Real-Time Proactive Cyber Incident Response with Self-Healing and Self-Learning systems
Presented by Singapore Fraud & Breach Prevention Summit 2016 30 Minutes
Cyberattacks are coming from everywhere and targeting everything. Millions of new devices are being connected, providing larger attack surfaces for attackers to exploit. Sophisticated attacks are being devised every day to circumvent current security controls. Organizations are spending a lot of time and money in responding to cyber incidents post cyberattack. In this region organizations spend an average of US$6.5 million per incident.
A forward-thinking approach is crucial. Enterprises should be looking at building systems that are self-learning and have the capability to self-heal itself after a cyberattack.
The session will discuss:
Self-learning, which means, systems should be equipped to understand their normal and abnormal behavior;
Self-healing, where the systems should be enriched to be able to roll back to previous good i.e. normal state;
Incorporating threat intelligence, machine learning, and behavior analysis to proactively identify threats and respond.
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At Antuit, Ritesh is in charge of the development and rollout of numerous cybersecurity projects. He has researched and worked on several of ideas and prototypes that include data loss prevention, social profile risk assessment, web content security management, cyber risk management and cyber threat intelligence areas. He is well-versed in the design and implementation of enterprise security framework including perimeter, network, application, and endpoint and data security. Ritesh has been involved in security consulting and advisory on identity, data, network and application security. He has experience working in finance, telecom, mining, oil & gas, and healthcare sectors, among others. Previously, Ritesh worked with BHP Billiton in Singapore & Australia, PwC in Australia, IBM in India & Singapore & Australia, GSEC1 in the United Kingdom and Piolink in South Korea & Japan.