Listen in on a fireside chat with CyberArk’s experts working on the front lines of today’s threat landscape. They share insights that will help you identify and bridge gaps in your defense. In this conversation led by CyberArk Labs, we will explore what threat actors are doing in the wild today, and how CyberArk’s Red Team emulates these attacks and bypasses detection. You’ll also get behind-the-scenes insights on how an Incident Response team helps organizations remove the threat actors and recover by rebuilding trust with identity security.
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