View On Demand Webinar: https://securityintelligence.com/events/life-on-the-endpoint-edge-winning-the-battle-against-cyber-attacks/ The perimeter – the boundary that encloses what you need to protect – was once a fixed value. Now your perimeter is wherever your endpoints are—from on-site servers at your headquarters, to employee devices connecting remotely around the globe. That picture is further complicated by the increasing types of devices that comprise your perimeter: point-of-sale systems (POS), ATMs, remote servers and even that ‘yet-to-be-invented device’ (that your boss will probably want on your network the week it’s released). With cyber-attacks and vulnerabilities increasing in number and sophistication, how do you ensure endpoints in your organization are immunized against a potential breach while dealing with reduced budgets and limited resources? View this on-demand webinar to learn about the state of endpoint security and how it is evolving to keep pace with attackers looking to exploit any gap in your perimeter.

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Lee Wei
CTO, Endpoint and Mobile Security, IBM Security
Rohan Ramesh
Product Marketing, IBM Security
Life on the Endpoint Edge:
Winning the Battle Against Cyber Attacks

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Weakest Link
Cyber Attacks

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Path of Least Resistance

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Weakest Link

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Employees

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The Enemy Only
Has to Get It Right
One Time

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Defeatism

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Confidence

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Ideas

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Anchor Store

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Low Hanging
Fruits

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IBM Security Strategy
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So many vulnerabilities! What do I remediate first?
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Risk Prioritization and Incident Response
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IBM BigFix: Bridge the gap between Security and IT Ops
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