Tim Brown, former SolarWinds CISO, lived through one of the most scrutinized supply chain attacks in history. Now he's joining Joye Purser CISSP PhD to talk about what actually works when you're rebuilding identity systems, what he would do differently, and what he'd do again. You'll walk away with: 🔐 Resilience lessons from inside the SolarWinds breach 🔍 What a clean recovery of Active Directory, Entra ID, and Okta requires when backdoors are on the table 🎯 A practical action plan for prioritizing your next move Three sessions. Pick your timezone: https://lnkd.in/gtYAUyPU #IdentityResilience
This should be an interesting discussion because that was a highly sophisticated supply chain attack and it set off a debate about whether CISOs should be held personally responsible for cybersecurity risks that are not entirely within their control.
Before any post incident , sort the incident 1st. Getting assistance form Cohesity is waste of time. I been waiting for 2 hours & seems all agents are busy. Looks like Cohesity is a 'problem' as as all agents are fixing an issue !! This is the only platform that I can address my disappointment.
This sounds highly valuable. Lessons from practitioners who have managed a major supply-chain incident can provide a level of practical context that standard security guidance often cannot, especially around identity recovery and rebuilding trust after compromise.