WEBINAR:
TLS 1.3 Encryption – Gaining Data Security
but Losing Security Visibility?
SOSSEC, Inc. hosted a Cyber Talk in conjunction with The Project Manager Defensive Cyber Operations, COBRA OTA, inviting DOD, SOSSEC members, and interested companies for an informational and educational briefing by Axellio with guests Mira Security and Garland Technology.
Experts from Axellio, Mira Security, and Garland Technology discussed on how TLS 1.3 encryption negatively impacts cybersecurity visibility. They explored how security monitoring needs to transform to protect our networks and applications and discussed the importance of teaming with industry partners and U.S. Government users to address those challenges.
YOUR WEBINAR HOSTS:
SCOTT AKEN
CEO and Board Member, Axellio
CHRIS BIHARY
CEO/Co-Founder, Garland Technology
DAVID WELLS
Product Strategist, Mira Security
Who Should Watch?
This webinar is for those who are eager to enhance the effectiveness of the Department of the Army Defense Cyber Operations (DCO) cyberspace and cybersecurity infrastructure through critical research, experiments, development, testing, and the development of innovative technologies. U.S. Government (military and civilian), contractors, SOSSEC members, and non-members are encouraged and welcome to watch to learn more about successful technology collaboration from these Cyber Talk briefings. The recommended audience is program managers, development teams, engineers, architects, security managers, security specialists, system administrators, and analysts who work in DoD cyberspace.
About The Consortium
The purpose of the Army’s Cyber Operations Broad Responsive Agreement (COBRA) is to spur innovative development, demonstration, and expedited delivery of prototypes for Warfighter readiness. When awarded an Other Transaction Authority (OTA), there is a requirement to join the System of Systems Consortium (SOSSEC), the consortium manager for Program Executive Office Enterprise Information Systems (PEO EIS). For more information on joining the consortium, please click here.
