Covid19 Information Risk Management Training Webinars

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Security Innovation Fireside Chat | Securing Contractors’ Access to Resources

Lorraine Bellon - Cloudflare, Adi Mukadam - Cloudflare • February 22, 2023 @ 1:00 PM (EST) •

As governments grapple with persistent worker and skillset shortages, contractors have become essential for getting the work of government done. To do that work, contractors often require secure access to agency applications, processes and data. However, critical systems and confidential data typically reside in both ...

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Live Webinar | The Payment Optimization Blueprint: Leveraging Data to Improve Performance and Boost the Bottom Line

Adel Naamneh - Checkout.com, Heidi Schwarz - Checkout.com • February 28, 2023 @ 1:00 PM (EST) •

With the current economic climate posing unique challenges, it's never been more critical for merchants to optimize payments to reduce costs, increase conversion and boost the bottom line. Yet, given the complexity of the payments ecosystem, coupled with the limited visibility many businesses have over their payment ...

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Live Webinar | You Don't Know Your Environment - and IT Doesn't Either

Josh Hankins - Qualys, Inc. • March 1, 2023 @ 2:00 PM (EST) •

As companies have gone through a digital transformation, increased adoption of cloud and Internet of Things (IoT), a growing remote workforce, and a technology talent shortage have led to an exponential rise in organizations' attack surface. This expansion makes it harder for security teams to correlate externally ...

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Hacker Phishing Demonstration: You Just Got Pwned!

Jennifer Arcuri - Hacker House Ltd. and The InnoTech Network • Archived • In Development •

Spear-phishing attacks remain a tried-and-true tactic for all hackers, from cybercriminals to those backed by nation states. They're cheap, they're cheerful, and thanks to human beings' ongoing proclivity to be socially engineered, phishing continues to be a top threat. To see why, attend this live demonstration of ...

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'Reactive to Proactive': The Need for Cyber Threat Intelligence in Security Programs

Dr. G Athithan - DRDO • In Development •

The cybersecurity landscape is morphing at a more rapid pace than ever. Hundreds of sophisticated hacking campaigns and reckless proliferation of sophisticated malware threats over the last few years have left security teams struggling to contain these threats and protect their organizations at a time when the ...

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Digital Transformation and the State of E-Fraud

Claire Hatcher - Kaspersky • January 1, 2030 @ 12:00 AM (EST) • Available Exclusively for Premium Members •

In this presentation, hear about the recent history and the future of technology and consumer patterns and drivers. This session explores the continued proliferation of social media, IoT and artificial intelligence and the implications of this technology. The huge rise in cybercrime and fraud highlights the challenges ...

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Malicious Bot Attacks: The New #1 Cyber Threat

Carl Gustas - Cequence Security • In Development •

In this discussion, I'll be covering the automation landscape as it pertains to nefarious actions against hyper connected organizations. We'll begin by talking about what bots were initially designed for and what they've evolved to. My focus will be on the negative effects automation can have on organizations, their ...

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'Reactive to Proactive': A Look at Cyber Threat Intelligence in Security Programs

Rajesh Thapar, Group CISO, OakNorth - Group CISO, OakNorth • In Development •

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Threat Intelligence and Hunting Operations: Artificial Intelligence as a New Defense Tool

In Development •

Threat hunting is the latest innovation for security operations centers when it comes to combating advanced security threats. When resources and security controls deployed for early detection are inadequate, artificial intelligence may be a more effective approach to threat hunting and responses to advanced attacks. ...

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Privacy and Cyber Risk in Banking and Insurance Services

Miguel Jacinto - Banco BIC Português, SA, Pedro Nunes Oliveira Machado - Grupo Ageas Portugal • January 1, 2030 @ 12:00 AM (EST) • Available Exclusively for Premium Members •

With over-regulation (mostly European), the banking and insurance industry has been challenged in the course of its economic activities, exposed to changes in business and compliance with cybersecurity and privacy guidelines. This presentation describes some of the biggest challenges that banks and insurers (and other ...

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Inside the Investigator's Notebook: Ex-Secret Service Agent on How to Work More Effectively with Law Enforcement

Jeff Dant - BMO Financial Group • In Development •

As the challenge of battling fraud and preventing breaches grows ever more complex, the necessity of Infosec professionals to build a close working relationship with law enforcement is well known. But how can you make sure this relationship works well for both parties? In this session, you'll hear the unique ...

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Best Practices for Mitigating the Insider Threat

Sergio Gramaca - Novo Banco • January 1, 2030 @ 12:00 AM (EST) • Available Exclusively for Premium Members •

The insider threat can come from a malicious insider who intends to commit fraud, steal intellectual property or damage your brand. Or it can come from an accidental insider who makes a costly mistake or is taken advantage of by a malicious outsider. Both pose threats to your organization. Attend this session for ...

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Digital Identity and the European Ecosystems

Luís Valente - Universidade do Porto • January 1, 2030 @ 12:00 AM (EST) • Available Exclusively for Premium Members •

We now live in a world of multiple identities, multiple protocols, multiple technical solutions and billions of internet users. In this session, we discuss the challenges and opportunities that European Ecosystems can bring to the user, organizations and third parties. Among the topics: Linking identity provider, ...

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Insider Threat Program: Malicious vs. Accidental - Prioritizing Risk

Randy Trzeciak - CMU • In Development •

When it comes to fraud prevention, many organizations overlook the insider threat - both the malicious actor who intends to commit fraud as well as the accidental insider who makes a mistake or is taken advantage of by an external entity. The CERT Insider Threat Center at Carnegie Mellon University is one of the ...

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Automating SOC Operations: A Practitioner's Step-by-Step Approach

In Development •

Even organizations that have a 24x7 SOC are finding it difficult to defend against threats in real time. And with the increasing sophistication in the threat landscape, SOC analysts are often overwhelmed with a deluge of information that instead of assisting the security team impairs it from responding to threats as ...