Everyone can get hacked – but is malware passing through your firewall right now? Are there any insecure DNS queries, and if so, from which device?
Would you like to have a quick and affordable extra check for that? According to Gartner, 99% of all breaches result from incorrect configurations. Do you want a quick, affordable, and automated check of your firewall rules? Join our webinar and learn how AIOps and TISP can solve this without additional hardware.
Never have fully functioning firewalls been so necessary – and required so much maintenance. Updates may be needed daily – but must not jeopardize function. Rules must meet the security frameworks’ requirements – but not create unnecessary obstacles. Let us show you affordable, fast, and partially automated ways to solve this from Conscia and Palo Alto Networks.
The webinar is in English.
Watch our webinar on how to easily get a full check of your firewall:
- Quick malware check in Cisco, Fortinet, or Palo Alto Networks firewalls
- Automated control of software, rules, license usage, and hardware with AIOps
- A quick compliance check – here’s how you do it
- Q&A – your questions, our answers
Martin Holm
Martin Holm started working with IT in 1994 and obtained his first Cisco CCIE (Cisco Certified Internet Expert #10502) in 2002. Martin has a long and highly accomplished career, during which he has built and been responsible for both critical and, on several occasions, global networks. Martin’s focus has been on Routing in Campus and Service Provider networks, Switching in Campus networks, as well as SD-WAN and hybrid network solutions.
Max Geiger
Max Geiger has a burning passion for cybersecurity and deep knowledge in subjects such as 802.1x and SIEM. He has experience working with network security for financial institutions and has also been involved in tailored SOC solutions for increased detection capabilities. Max is a certified Logpoint Certified Administrator, Logpoint Certified User, and holds the Logpoint Advanced Certificate, PC-NSE, and ISE certification SISE 300-715.
