How prepared will you be when a breach occurs?
Preventing breaches is a staple best practice in IT operations. These days, though, threat actors are moving into previously untouched spaces. How are they breaking through previously watertight barriers, and what can you do to beat them to the punch?
For one thing, attackers are using old techniques on new technologies. Case in point, 50% of zero-day exploits used in the wild in the first half of 2022 were variants of previously patched bugs.
Another factor is that ransomware exploits continue to expand. According to Cybercrime Magazine, by 2031 an exploit will strike every 2 seconds.
Furthermore, the collapse of cryptocurrency is generating new cybersecurity threats. Cryptocurrency miners are rapidly turning bugs into mass exploitation efforts. Now that miners are stocked with a surplus of knowledge (and time), they’re open to focus on ransomware and email compromises.
How can you defend your org and win the fight against cyberattackers?
To get a handle on the complex threats to your organization’s security listed above, take a look at this on-demand discussion moderated by Automox's VP of Engineering, Cesile Johnson.
Cesile sits down with Felicia King of QPC Security and Jim Broome of DirectDefense to dive deep into advances in cybercrime strategies, prep you for what’s to come, and help you build as strong a defense against bad actors as possible.
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The panelists also share their expert guidance in regards to:
Evolved cybercriminal techniques
Must-have practices to prevent breaches
Keys to crafting a solid incident response plan for 2023
Watch breakout sessions on security fundamentals and incident response event preparation
You can also view the following breakout sessions from the webinar on demand:
Addressing Information Security Fundamentals from the CISO Perspective
In this session, President and CISO of QPC Security, Felicia King jumps into the importance of building a strong foundation. She discusses how to establish focus by assessing risk posture to prioritize and fix gaps in your current strategy. Felicia holds a strong belief in layered defense strategies, auditing, and ongoing risk assessment that is a feedback loop for continuous improvement. Felicia has been recognized as one of Watchguard’s top technical security architects in the country and also hosts the BreakfastBytes podcast on WGTD.
Prevent the Emotional Toll of Incident Response Events - Be Prepared!
Jim Broome, President and CTO of DirectDefense, walks you through the steps of acknowledging the five stages before it’s time to respond to an incident to put your organization ahead of the game. It's not if, but when you will get breached, whether it’s due to ransomware, phishing, malware, password guessing, or stolen information – the key is to proactively prepare a solid incident response strategy.
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