Cyber Security Incidents Within the �Last 6 Months, US

Michael C. Redmond

Michael C. Redmond�is Keynote Speaker at ComplianceKey.�She is�consults and audits in the areas of Cyber/Information Security,, Organizational Resilience, Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, High Availability, HIPAA and ISO. Some of her past clients include Fidelity, JP Morgan Chase, Emblem Health. Excellus Blue Cross, and many more. Education; MBA PhD Certifications MBCP, FBCI, CEM, PMP Certified as Lead Implementer; ISO/IEC 27001 Information Security Management ISO/IEC 27032 Lead Cyber Security Manger ISO/IEC 27035 Security Incident Response ISO/IEC 22301 Business Continuity Management S........

Overview

Cyber Security Incidents in the Last 6 Months have increased and the impact on customers is great. 71 percent of Americans are worried about having their personal or financial information hacked.67 percent of Americans are worried about being a victim of identity theft. Understanding the types of attacks currently taking place helps and organization better prepare their own organization against such attacks.In this webinar we will cover the key cyber attacks that have taken place in the last 6 months including some from before to show patterns.You will learn what types of attacks are most prevalent right now, as well as the impacts they have caused.You can help your organization better prepare for current attacks and to add additional controls that may be missing.Attackers are very good and spend lots of time creating new and ingenious ways to get into your systems, breach your data, ransom your servers and more.It is critical that you take this webinar to better prepare.

Why should you attend this webinar?

Protecting networks is no longer optional. Knowing the recent attack types, magnitude, and methodologies recent cyber-events that are occurring is also no longer an option.

In the first month of 2019, almost 1,000,000,000 user records were leaked. 6 months later it's gotten even worse. The global cost of cyber crime is expected to exceed $2 trillion in 2019.

There have been multiple high-profile targets that have disclosed breaches in the last six months. The latest report tracking open source security shows a 40 percent rise in the average number of open source components detected in each code base.

Is your organization prepared to defend and respond to the type of attacks that were incidents for other organizations? Are you prepared to deal with the aftermath?

This webinar will teach you current cyber attacks that you must be preparing for both in mitigation and in Incident Response.

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