Protecting Public Sector Agencies Against Credential Stuffing Attacks

The global pandemic has materially increased citizen engagement with government applications across federal, state, local, and education levels. In turn, it has also accelerated cyberattacks and opened up new opportunities for attackers to enrich themselves. Join F5 and Carahsoft for a webinar addressing the why and how of defending public sector agencies against credential stuffing attacks.

During this webinar, we will cover:

The impact of credential stuffing attacks and how to protect against them
Findings from the 2021 Credential Stuffing Report, including attacker tactics and techniques, trends on password storage and theft, and recommendations on how to control the risk
Attack scenarios specific to government operations, detailing differences in the credential stuffing risk landscape for government organizations compared to those in the private sector

Speaker and Presenter Information

Sumit Agarwal

Sumit Agarwal is co-founder and COO of Shape Security. He was previously appointed by President Obama to be Senior Advisor for Cyber Innovation at the Department of Defense and, prior to that, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense. Before the Pentagon, Sumit worked at Google from 2003 to 2010, where he led North American Product Management for Mobile. Sumit holds a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from MIT and a Master of Military Operational Art and Science from Air University.

Sander Vinberg

Sander Vinberg is a Threat Research Evangelist for F5 Labs. As the lead researcher on the Application Protection Research Series, he specializes in the evolution of the threat landscape over the long term. He holds a master�s degree in Information Management from the University of Washington, as well as bachelor�s degrees in History and African and African-American Studies from the University of Chicago.