Closing the Visibility Gap: Microsoft and TLS Protocol Decryption

The proliferation of encryption as a means of securing data in transit has significantly impacted SecOps teams’ visibility into their environments. As more organizations move to protect their data internally by enabling encryption on traffic moving laterally, the visibility gap continues to increase leaving large blindspots for attackers to operate in.

While many organizations understand the necessity of maintaining visibility into encrypted traffic, the solutions are difficult and costly to implement. In this webinar we will discuss how to advance SecOps’ ability to monitor encrypted traffic within your organization’s network.

Available:
On Demand
Duration:
1h 00min

Attendees will learn:

  • Why organizations are increasingly enabling encryption on their internal networks
  • How encryption and poorly placed monitoring leave security teams blind to living-off-the-land style attacks
  • Common objections to encryption: Cost, Security Risk, and Privacy
  • How ExtraHop has addressed these objections via intelligent out of band decryption

Featured Speakers

  • Jesse Munos
    Jesse Munos
    Technical Marketing Manager
    ExtraHop

    Jesse Munos is a Technical Marketing Manager for ExtraHop, where he provides competitive analysis and technical content to his marketing focused peers. Jesse started his career in 2014 as an escalations engineer with Cisco Systems, where he focused on EDR and Malware Sandboxing technologies and API integrations. During that time he also presented at Cisco Live, providing deep dive technical breakdowns and executive level briefings on Cisco's security portfolio. He focuses on pushing best-of-breed technology solutions that meet current customer needs while guiding product development to embrace the broader ecosystem integrations. On his own time, he is an avid fiction reader with a penchant for military science-fiction and fantasy, which melds well with his taste for scotch and wheat beer. If you catch him on the street, feel free to bribe him with good conversation and hearty libation.

  • Peggy Bresnick-Kendler
    Peggy Bresnick-Kendler
    Contributing Editor
    InformationWeek

    Peggy Bresnick-Kendler has been a professional writer for the past 30 years. She has worked as an editor, publicist and school district technology coordinator. During the past decade, Peggy has worked on UBM TechWeb financial services technology-centered projects on behalf of companies that represent some of the most prominent names in the insurance, banking, and capital markets technology fields. Peggy has written a recurring department featured in Insurance & Technology since 1996, and she has produced a recurring department for Bank Systems & Technology since 2003. From 1998 through 2001, she served as editor-in-chief of School Technology Market Report, a bimonthly newsletter for school district technology leaders. Peggy formerly was manager of communications for the American Insurance Association's Service Group. She has also worked in the IT area of Dun & Bradstreet, where she reported directly to the director of IS planning and consulting. Peggy holds a Bachelor's degree in English from Skidmore College, a Master's degree in education from Sacred Heart University and a Master's degree in educational technology from Fairfield University.

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