Panda
Security is partnering with the Cyber Security Expert Association of Nigeria
(CSEAN) on the 2017 international conference, tagged Cyber Secure Nigeria,
reports ITRealms.
Confirming this partnership, CSEAN President, Mr. Remi Afon said that Cyber Secure Nigeria 2017 aims at preparing participants to defend their
networks and operations against the growing sophistication of cyber-attacks.
This year, he said, the theme of the event would
centre on “Building Resilient
Cyber Defence.”
Also speaking on this development, Regional
Manager of Panda Security, Jeremy Matthews said they were proud to announce participation
in this event, described it as a great initiative by CSEAN that sheds light on
the cyber-security environment, and “What organisations can do to combat the
advanced threats we see today.”
Further, he noted that African
organisations and governments are no longer immune to the efforts of today’s
cyber-criminals, as business leaders and IT professionals need to ensure they
are making informed decisions about their cyber-security.
“The drive for profitable attacks by cyber
-criminals has seen the number and severity of attacks increase rapidly each
quarter for the last few years. In the light of these changes, it is imperative
that industry stakeholders collaborate and share their knowledge of products
and best practices,” he said.
Panda, ITRealms
gathered will provide insights into its new generation technology relating to Endpoint
Detection and Response (EDR) and Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM).
This, the Chief Marketing Officer for
Africa, Dominic Richardson, said, changes the model from traditional AV of the
past to one based on prevention, detection and response technology.
“A paradigm that Panda Security has
implemented through their Adaptive Defence 360 (AD360) solution,” Richardson
said.
According to him, Adaptive Defense 360 is
the first offering to combine EPP (Endpoint Protection) and EDR capabilities
into a single solution. Stressing that by leveraging EDR technology, AD360
accurately classifies all running programs, only allowing legitimate programmes
to run.
Richardson also said that closing the cycle
of adaptive malware protection, by including automated prevention, detection,
forensics and remediation into a holistic solution.
Panda, ITRealms
gathered, would be represented by its local partners at the Cyber Secure Nigeria 2017
conference to be held from the 16th to 18th of May at CBN
International Training Institute, Nigeria.
Nonye Dom/GEE
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