Webinar: Does your security program suffer from piecemeal detection and response (PDR)?

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Summary

Symptoms of PDR include multiple SIEM tools, spending too much time or energy integrating detection systems, anomaly detection in siloes, and an underperforming SOAR system.

PDR side effects often include malaise, restlessness, a sense of unmanaged risk, a willingness to get distracted by generative AI, a compulsion to attend conferences outside of the office and an uncharacteristic joyfulness when attending budget meetings. This all results from the fact that the road to recovery from PDR can often be difficult. How did you get PDR anyway and what can you do about it?

Join us on 11/1 at 11am EST for this webinar where we will discuss:

• A day in the life of someone suffering from PDR vs. what life could be like with the right setup
• The evolution of security that has made PDR so prominent
• 5 treatment goals to get you back on track
• How IBM’s new Threat Detection & Response services can help you on this journey

Key Speakers



John Velisaris, Associate Partner, IBM Cyber Threat Management Services: John Velisaris is the Global Program Director for IBM Cyber Threat Management Services. Before his role directing the threat management portfolio of services, John led the Security Intelligence and Operations Consulting (SIOC) group for IBM Security in North America.



John Hendley, Head of Strategy, IBM X-Force: With a decade of experience in the cybersecurity industry as a hacker, John currently leads strategy for IBM X-Force: a global team of hackers, researchers, threat intelligence analysts, and incident responders. He is a former United States Naval officer, is OSCP-certified and has significant experience in offensive security and threat intelligence. His experience extends across several industries, including finance, manufacturing, pharmaceutical and life sciences, and healthcare. He has appeared on or been covered in outlets such as Dark Reading, VentureBeat, TechRepublic, ITBrew, and CSO Online.