The nature of cybercrime is constantly changing and becoming more difficult to defend. This session will evaluate some of these changes in the nature of the internet and the new attack vectors you should monitor. Be aware that we seeing a dramatic increase in cybercrime as Russia is behind much of cybercrime and they are …
Protecting customer’s data privacy has become a new source of stress for any company with a web presence. Compounding that, international trade requires compliance with international privacy laws regarding the collection, storing, and use of personal information to avoid fines that can add up to millions of dollars. In this presentation we will compare privacy …
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One Minute Highlight Clip Full 36 Minute Session Five Ways Attackers Leave Ransomware Vulnerable to Detection Ransomware has evolved and time may not be on your side. Once inside, adversaries are acting faster, moving laterally to accumulate enough data to ensure that you will pay—but intruders following the ransomware playbook have needs that cause them …
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Reclaiming Your Identity Learn how to claim your identity before criminals do, or reclaim your identity after criminals have used your stolen “personally identifiable information” (pii) to open fraudulent new accounts in your name. FrozenPii.com is a free public service that makes it easy for you to start the process of claiming/reclaiming your identity. Frozen …
We welcome attendees to examine in an interactive session the latest cybersecurity trends and their implications for organizations facing new and emerging cyber risks and threats. Cybersecurity has always been a never-ending race, but the rate of change is accelerating. Companies are continuing to invest in technology to run their businesses. Now, they are layering …
Cybersecurity over the horizon: the future of cybersecurity Read More »
This session will report on some observations about how the degree of convergence of physical and cyber security is evolving in larger organizations from a number of industries as they seek to optimize security outcomes. Herbert Mattord, Ph.D., CISM, CISSP completed 26 years of IT industry experience before joining the faculty at Kennesaw State University …
Remaining Ransom Aware Ransomware, among the most intimidating threats on today’s security horizon, is an issue best approached from a “not if but when” perspective. It’s no longer enough to bolster your defenses. Today’s CISO should know what to do when one gets past the goalie. We’ll discuss: Defensive practices for those hoping to avoid …
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Building a Security Team that Never Says “No” One of the most prevalent perceptions of any security team is that they just always say “no,” that they will be a blocker to progress and slow things down. This leads to teams circumventing the security process, lack of support from leadership, and an inability to implement …
Sam Harris, Stratascale Building a Modern SOC Requires Continuous Attack Surface Validation: The Modern SOC requires continuous validation of the attack surface to understand what threats exist, how those threats change every day, and the impacts they may cause. Protecting your enterprise from breaches and bad guys in the cloud era means staying several steps …
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Would you board a plane if you knew the pilot got all As in flight school? Probably yes, but what if you learned that the pilot got all “A”s , but this was their first time actually flying a plane, and that they never went through any flight simulation training? You’d likely turn around and …
Security Leaders Use Ranges & Simulation to Improve Their Security Posture Read More »
