Emerging Cybersecurity Technologies: What You Need to Know
11:00am – 5:15pm EST
A full-day virtual event exploring the latest technologies that can help strengthen your cybersecurity defenses, and the best path for deploying them.
Ransomware, cyber extortion, zero-day exploits, cloud threats, and supply chain attacks: a seemingly nonstop barrage of new exploits and attack campaigns emerge each day, leaving enterprises wondering if their existing security defenses can thwart the latest – and increasingly sophisticated – threats. In Q1 2023, Dark Reading will hold a full-day virtual event designed to update your team on some of the most promising emerging cybersecurity technologies and how you can adopt and deploy them in your enterprise. This event, Emerging Cybersecurity Technologies: What You Need to Know is a free, one-day online conference produced by the editors of Dark Reading, that offers an in-depth look at the latest security technologies and services.
You’ll hear about state-of-the-art techniques for stopping ransomware in its tracks. You’ll learn how to secure your critical data from threats in the cloud. And you’ll get insights into next-generation tools that can help streamline, augment, and integrate with the tools your security operations team already has in place.
- An overview of some of the key new cybersecurity technologies and approaches -- their impact and potential challenges
- Best practices for evaluating and deploying the newest security tools and services
- How to secure remote endpoints and work-from-home users in an increasingly complex hybrid environment
- Insight into blending new security tools with existing ones
- The potential roles of emerging security technologies and disciplines, such as identity security, secure access service edge (SASE), extended detection & response (XDR). and zero trust
- Rising security threats in the cloud, and tools for identifying, managing, and securing cloud applications and services
- And much more!
- 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST
Cybersecurity’s Hottest New Technology Trends
- 12:15 PM – 1:15 PM EST
A CISO’s Guide to Next-Generation Security Technologies
- 2:15 PM – 3:00 PM EST
Securing the Hybrid Workforce
- 3:15 PM – 4:00 PM EST
Protecting Your Cloud Assets
- 4:15 PM – 5:00 PM EST
Next-Gen Security Operations
Demo with Zscaler
Sponsored by: Zscaler
Cybercriminals and nation – state actors are constantly evolving their malicious code and attacks to be more stealthy, efficient, and lucrative financially. What new and emerging characteristics and capabilities of the biggest malware threats should security teams prepare for in 2023? In this panel discussion, top experts will offer insight on what malware and ransomware will look like in the new year and provide recommendations on best practices for defending against this malicious code, and discuss the emerging technologies that can help thwart them.
Emerging Cybersecurity Technologies: What You Need to Know
March 23, 2023
11:00AM – 5:15PM EST


Bruce Hembree
Field CTO, Cortex





Nathan Hamiel is Senior Director of Research at Kudelski Security where he leads the fundamental and applied research team. Part of the Innovation group working to define the future of products and services for the company, his team focuses on privacy, advanced cryptography, emerging technologies, and special projects. He is also responsible for the research function at the company, connecting the dots between the various business units and focusing on collaboration both internal and external to the company.

Richard Johnson
Senior Principal Security Researcher, Trellix Threat Labs


James Turgal is the former executive assistant director for the FBI Information and Technology Branch (CIO). He now serves as Optiv Security’s vice president of cyber risk, strategy and board relations. James has personally helped many companies respond to and recover from ransomware attacks and is an expert in cybercrime, cyber insurance, cybersecurity, ransomware and more.
James draws on his two decades of experience investigating and solving cybercrimes for the FBI.






James Turgal is the former executive assistant director for the FBI Information and Technology Branch (CIO). He now serves as Optiv Security’s vice president of cyber risk, strategy and board relations. James has personally helped many companies respond to and recover from ransomware attacks and is an expert in cybercrime, cyber insurance, cybersecurity, ransomware and more.
James draws on his two decades of experience investigating and solving cybercrimes for the FBI.



Kelly Jackson Higgins
Editor-in-Chief, Dark Reading

Fahmida Rashid
Features Editor, Dark Reading

Tara Seals
Managing Editor, Dark Reading

Becky Bracken
Editor, Dark Reading


Andrew Braunberg
Principal Analyst, Omdia Cybersecurity

Global Lead for Security Cloud and Infrastructure Practice, Accenture

Co-Founder & CEO, Vulcan Cyber

CISO, Gusto

Sr. Manager of Global Solution Leads, Secureworks

Senior Director, Solutions Marketing, Fortinet

CISO – Americas, Zscaler

Co-Founder & CEO, CYREBRO

Director, Security Operations, Palo Alto Networks

Sr. Director Cybersecurity Strategy, Menlo Security

Consultant with NextJen, LLC