Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Presents survey findings from 200 U.S. security leaders at director level or above from organizations with 5,000+ employees
- Focuses on security challenges for firewalls, routers, switches and VPN appliances
- Examines incident prevalence, security gaps and the presence of dedicated network device security teams
- Designed for CISOs, Directors of Security and senior IT security professionals in large enterprises
About the Event
Eclypsium hosts this live webinar to share findings from its State of Network Infrastructure Security survey. The research draws on responses from 200 security leaders at U.S. organizations with 5,000 or more employees, all holding director-level positions or above. The session examines current threats targeting enterprise network infrastructure and identifies where security coverage remains uneven across organizations.
Network Device Security Challenges
The webinar addresses persistent challenges in securing network hardware, including firewalls, routers, switches and VPN appliances. Survey findings reveal concerns about insufficient visibility into network device security and inconsistent organizational practices. The research also explores whether enterprises have dedicated teams responsible for network device security and what requirements organizations consider essential for protecting their infrastructure.
Independent Verification and Benchmarking
A recurring theme in the survey is growing demand for independent verification of security controls. The session provides attendees with benchmarking data, allowing security leaders to compare their practices against peers in similarly sized organizations. Participants receive a copy of the full report.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is intended for senior security professionals in large enterprises, particularly those responsible for network infrastructure protection. Relevant roles include CISOs, Directors of Security, Heads of IT Security and similar positions overseeing enterprise security strategy and operations.