Imagine this… You arrive at work to find a chaotic situation. Systems are down and panic is spreading. The culprit? It’s not a malicious virus, but a breach of personal information. The attacker is internal Infiltrating your walls under the guise of a trusted user: this is not a horror movie, it’s the new reality of cybercrime. The question is, are you ready?
Traditional incident response plans are like old maps in a new world. They focus on malware and network breaches, but today’s criminals are after your personal information. Stolen credentials and weak access points are the keys to your kingdom.
Playbooks exist for dealing with malware outbreaks, but the “identity” chapter is often missing. Organizations struggle to identify compromised accounts and stop attackers from moving laterally within their systems, resulting in uncontrolled breaches with devastating consequences.
Solution: Identity-Focused Incident Response Playbooks
This is more than just a security buzzword – it’s a lifeline when faced with an identity attack – providing clear procedures, tools and strategies to detect, contain and recover from identity breaches.
In this webinar you will learn:
- Why identity is the new frontier in cyber warfare: Understand how attacker tactics are changing and why traditional defenses are inadequate.
- The latest tactics attackers use to compromise accounts: Learn about phishing, credential stuffing, and other advanced techniques used to steal your personal information.
- Proven strategies for rapid detection and containment: Learn how to quickly identify compromised accounts and stop attackers.
- How to create a customized Identity IR playbook for your organization: Get practical guidance for building a playbook tailored to your specific needs and resources.
Who should attend:
- IT Security Expert
- Incident Response Team
- CIOs and CISOs
- A person responsible for protecting an organization’s sensitive data
Secure your spot now and learn how to protect your personal information from today’s most pressing threats.
