NEW YORK and TEL AVIV, Israel, Oct. 26, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Leader of deception-based cybersecurity Illusive Networks today announced that its CEO and founder Ofer Israeli is speaking at CISO BFSI Summit on how enterprises in the financial services sector take a proactive approach to tackling Advanced Persistent Threats.
The networks of financial service companies have become so complex that it is virtually impossible to keep attackers out. Instead, CISOs take an innovative approach to protect an organization's services, assets, and customers by preventing attackers from being successful once they have made their way in. Israeli provides a clearer understanding of how deception technology works and how it can be used to mitigate cyber risks associated with wire transfers, with legacy and custom applications such as mainframes, as well as with M&A transitions.
CISO BFSI Summit
Topic: Case Studies in Deception: Three Examples of How You Can Get Ahead of APTs
Where: Sofitel New York, 45 W 44th St, NY 10036, USA
When: Thursday November 2nd, 2017 at 11.35am
At the vanguard of the next evolution of cyber defense, Illusive Networks recently received recognition by The Wall Street Journal in its Tech Companies to Watch list, by Momentum Partners as one of ten cybersecurity companies on their Watch List and was named as one of CRN's '25 Coolest Network Security Vendors'.
About Illusive Networks
Illusive Networks is pioneering deception-based cybersecurity with its patented Deceptions Everywhere® technology that neutralizes targeted attacks and Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) by creating a deceptive layer across an enterprise network. By providing an endless source of false information, Illusive disrupts and detects attacks with real-time forensics and without disruption to business, while real-time forensic and risk insights support more effective and efficient incident resolution.
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