The Take Command Summit is returning for 2025 with another stellar lineup of expert perspectives, critical conversations, and actionable insights designed to arm your organization with the tools to make your security posture stronger than ever.
So what does it mean to take command? Command is shutting down threats and the adversaries attempting to wreak havoc across networks. Command is tapping into world-class analysis to stay ten steps ahead. Command is constantly improving your strategies and tactics and working with a SOC with the proven ability to secure your network. So this year, we will expand our scope to include even more of the most cutting-edge technologies ushering in a new era of security and the ways in which cybersecurity is growing and coalescing around new and exciting approaches.
If you joined us last year, we’re excited to have you back, and if you’re new to Take Command, we are eager for you to join us as we set the table for a secure and successful 2025.
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Here’s why it’s critical that you Take Command
Attackers are evolving
and so should you
With every passing year, attackers get more sophisticated, organized, and detrimental to your organization. To truly Take Command of your attack surface, you have to understand the attacker mindset to outmaneuver them. The Take Command Summit will help you do that.
Know where your risks are
and what to prioritize
Your attack surface is spread over a diverse landscape of environments — cloud, on prem, data, applications, etc. Having visibility and clarity into all of them is the heart of exposure management. Taking command means understanding how exposure management deepens your understanding of your own risks.
It’s about AI,
but it’s so much more than that
AI in cybersecurity is on everyone’s minds, and for good reason. Taking Command of your attack surface means optimizing AI for the kinds of mission critical automation AI is best suited to. But there’s more to a successful security operation, and to truly take command of your attack surface you need to marry the security expertise that comes from managed detection and response with the paradigm shifting technology of AI.