Name: Adapting to a new reality: threat landscape and cybersecurity challenges in 2020
Start: 2020-04-15T12:00:00Z
End: 2020-04-15T13:02:09.000Z
Location: BrightTALK

Top-notch cybersecurity and protection technology experts share their knowledge on how to mitigate the most dangerous cyberthreats that any organization may face. Contact us at https://www.kaspersky.com/about/contact

In 2021, Kaspersky Managed Detection and Response reported more than 8,000 incidents to customers worldwide. To provide information about the modern threat landscape and the techniques commonly being used by attackers, the Kaspersky team has accumulated all the anonymized customer cases identified via this service into a single analytics report.   

During this webinar, Sergey Soldatov, Head of Kaspersky Security Operations Center, will summarize the findings from MDR's operations, including observations on:
• The most attacked industries
• The severity of reported incidents
• The nature of high severity incidents
• Common MITRE ATT&CK tactics and techniques used by adversaries
• The most efficient detection technologies for different attack stages

Join this webinar for insights that will help you stay informed about real-life attacks and leave you better prepared to respond in the event of one.

MDR analyst report 2021: up-to-date statistics on global cyber-incidents

Access to independent, current, globally sourced cyber threat intelligence at no charge.

We anticipate that the current conflict will lead to a growing number of cyberthreats. Threat actors will be trying to exploit the ongoing crisis for their own ends. To confront this potential wave of cyberattacks, businesses worldwide need to have access to trusted and timely threat intelligence.

Kaspersky are industry leaders in Cyber Threat Intelligence. At Kaspersky, we are pleased to announce, we are offering you access to some of our very latest threat intelligence at no cost. 

Join our webinar to understand more about the features, and see a demonstration.

In this webinar Lee Rendell, Senior Presales Manager at Kaspersky UK, will talk you through what Kaspersky Threat intelligence service provides and why we are providing you access to the portal, the intelligence, and at no charge.  We will run you through a demo of the Threat Intelligence Portal, to help you understand how this solution can benefit you and your organisation.

Stay ahead of cyber attacks with Threat Intelligence

Ransomware attacks have become almost inescapable as new incidents are reported daily. Ransomware gangs continue to target all kinds of organizations: including hospitals, gas pipelines, and service providers, thus directly impacting our lives.

Ransomware operators continuously update their techniques and toolsets following the latest technical and social changes. To understand how to protect from this threat, organizations need to be one step further - aware of the latest tactics, techniques, and extortion methods ransomware groups use and prepared to respond to them.

Due to a technical problem, this webinar was rescheduled from May 16 to May 25. To discover more about the latest trends in the ransomware market, please join Dmitry Galov, a senior security researcher at Kaspersky's Global Research and Analysis Team. 

In this webcast you will learn about:

- New notable ransomware groups that appeared in 2022
- Updated techniques ransomware operators use in 2022
- What kind of targets ransomware gangs are after
- How to protect your systems from a ransomware attack

Ransomware trends in 2022

In 2021, while life began to return to normal, fraudsters and cyber-criminals continued to keep their fingers on the pulse, adjusting their schemes to benefit from the situation. 

Increasing digital presence, a general move towards cloud-based solutions, growing inter-connectivity and a rapidly evolving technology landscape have unfortunately widened the attack surface and opened new doors to fraudsters.

To provide insights on the current fraud agenda and help organizations find relevant fraud prevention tactics, Kaspersky examined the adversarial activity during the last year and detailed the most prominent methods attackers used.

During the webinar, attendees will explore the results and conclusions of the recent Kaspersky Fraud Prevention report and receive recommendations on combatting the most common fraudulent schemes. 

Join our webinar to learn about: 
• Social engineering in 2021 
• Bank-related scams
• Fraud beyond finance: games, dating apps, online auctions, etc.

Cyber fraud in 2022: current threats and prevention techniques

Kaspersky researchers have been monitoring the activity of APT actors, cybercriminals and hacktivists currently involved in the conflict in Ukraine. During this webinar, the Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) will share their findings on the most recent cyberattacks targeting Ukraine and present their observations, analysis and top findings.

In this webinar, attendees will learn:
- The types of attacks that have been targeting Ukraine for the past few months
- The results of analysis on destructive attacks and malware (HermeticWiper, etc...)
- How organizations can defend themselves against cyberattacks
GReAT, Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team, consists of 40 researchers based around the world that work on uncovering APTs, cyberespionage campaigns, major malware, ransomware and underground cybercriminal trends across the world. The webinar will be led by:
- Costin Raiu, Director of GReAT
- Marco Preuss, Head of GReAT Europe
- Kurt Baumgartner, Principal Researcher, GReAT, North America
- Dan Demeter, Senior Security Researcher, GReAT Europe
- Ivan Kwiatkowski, senior security researcher, GReAT Europe

The webinar will be followed by a Q&A session for attendees to ask questions to the speakers.

A look at current cyberattacks in Ukraine

At Kaspersky, we deliver solutions that cover the entire incident response cycle to eliminate threats to our customers completely. The Incident response analytics report includes statistics of adversaries’ cyber incident tactics and techniques used in the wild, which come from our daily practices. 

In this webinar, Ayman Shaaban, Digital Forensic and Incident Response Manager at Kaspersky, will talk through the results and findings of the report. Attendees will obtain in-depth knowledge of the insights and trends discovered during the investigations by the Kaspersky team, including:
• Reasons to implement an incident response 
• The most common initial attack vectors
• Tools and exploits adversaries typically use
• Statistics on the attack and incident response duration
• Observations and recommendations based on analysis of incident statistics

Incident response in 2021: insights into adversary tactics and techniques

MSP business is predicted to grow significantly. And the COVID-affected “new normal” only has pushed this trend further. But while there are benefits - here come the risks too. In this webinar we will: discuss threat landscape in regards to MSPs; highlight MSP-specific risks; analyze what level of security posture MSPs have to maintain nowadays; review attack cases; speak on how Kaspersky can help MSPs.

MSP as a target: how to mitigate modern cybersecurity risks

If you are an experienced security researcher or incident responder and deal with malware analysis in a professional capacity and at a scale, you understand how important it is to automate static analysis in order to optimize routine tasks and preserve your work in code for your team.  Join Igor Kuznetsov, Chief Security Researcher, Kaspersky GReAT, in this practical webinar, where he unveils his automation know-hows distilled from years of APT research experience. He will also introduce his new online course on Advanced Malware Analysis Techniques. Read more about the course here: https://kas.pr/gr9i  In this webinar, Igor will inspect samples from the notorious Bangladesh (Central) Bank heist and use them to walk through the common tasks required for malware analysis: recognizing crypto algorithms and writing decoding tools.  1. Firstly, Igor will analyze the code and data flow using IDA Pro to locate the code used to decrypt the configuration file (“gpca.dat”). 2. Then, he will inspect the code to recognize the common cipher used by the malicious sample. Using that information and Python 3, Igor will create a static decoder to decrypt the file. 3. Finally, the session will discuss ways to improve tooling by creating static analysis frameworks, which are used in the recently launched Kaspersky Advanced Malware Analysis Training.  Igor will also introduce the new Advanced Malware Analysis Techniques online course. This self-study, 100% hands-on advanced course is based on 16 real-life, notorious cases including Lazarus, Carbanak, MikiDuke etc. which Igor has personally worked on. The course focuses on static analysis techniques and also features automation of decryption, decoding, and other sample processing techniques.  Webinar participants will have the opportunity to win free access to this new online course.

Advanced automation of static malware analysis. Hands-on workshop

Over several years, Kaspersky researchers have witnessed how progressively financial malware families originating from Latin America have expanded their operations outside the region. Those families renew their toolsets and employ various new, innovative techniques, which have enabled them to reach globally. The attacks scope is broad, covering PoS, ATMs, Android devices, and Windows-based machines. Subsequently, we see how local LatAm cybercriminal groups target Financial Institutions in Europe, Asia, and North America today.

To discover more, join our webinar with Dmitry Bestuzhev, Head of Kaspersky's Latin America Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), and Fabio Assolini, Senior Security Researcher with GReAT, for an analysis of the Latin American banking malware landscape. 

They will be joined by colleague Oleg Gorobets, security evangelist and Senior Product Marketing Manager at Kaspersky, to share:

• The techniques and tactics most frequently used by cybercriminals.
• The most widespread financially motivated malware families targeting financial institutions
• Insights on how to detect and contain such threats – and how Kaspersky’s offering can help companies prevail in this fight

Have you got any questions? We will serve a Q&A session at the end. 

You are welcome to join the "LatAm banking threats: how regional players go global and how to fight it back " webinar on November 30 for a safer future.

LatAm banking threats: how regional actors move global and how to fight it back

In the past couple of years, ransomware has become a plague, with targeted ransomware attacks continuously prominent on the media’s front pages. Being effective and highly profitable, ransomware attacks on organizations are multiplying day by day. We witness ransomware operators becoming more creative with their extortion methods, building their ‘names’ and sometimes even resorting to the doxing and extortion of users whose data has been stolen, in a pursuit to force companies to pay up.

In essence, ransomware is a business, albeit illegal, and the processes behind it resemble the ones behind other businesses. To understand it, we must ask: how do ransomware operators work? What are the processes behind the attacks? Who are the people that carry them out and how do they select their targets?

In this webinar, Ivan Kwiatkowski and Dmitry Galov, security researchers at Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team, will answer these questions and many more, while explaining the inner workings of the ransomware ecosystem.

In this webcast you will learn:
• What does the ransomware market look like on the darknet?
• What kind of roles exist in this ecosystem?
•	How do ransomware operators select their victims?
•	What new ransomware gangs should organizations be wary of?
•	How can you protect against ransomware?

Darknet and cybergangs: a deep dive into the ransomware ecosystem

In this webinar, Sergey Soldatov, Head of Kaspersky Security Operations Center, will talk through the high level architecture in the company’s Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service, and demonstrate and comment on the findings from the recent Kaspersky MDR report. 

Attendees will obtain in-depth knowledge of the insights and trends discovered during real-life investigations by the Kaspersky team, including:
- industries analyzed
- severity of reported incidents
- nature of severe incidents
- the most common MITRE ATT&CK tactics and techniques used by adversaries
- observations based on analysis of incident statistics

Inside Kaspersky MDR: architecture, incident analysis, MITRE ATT&CK and more

Whether your business is a mature cybersecurity practice, or you are just getting started, you must have a winning strategy for bundling and pricing the solutions you offer. 
During this business transformation session, cybersecurity and MSP Expert Erick Simpson reveals how to properly bundle and price your cybersecurity offerings to meet your desired profit margins and simplify the sales process with existing clients and new prospects. 

Learn what cybersecurity solutions you should offer, what services and solutions should be bundled together, and how you should approach tiering your service bundles to increase upsell opportunities and overall sales value. After this session, you will have a clearly defined strategy for bundling and pricing your cybersecurity solutions.

Growing recurring revenues with cybersecurity bundles

At Kaspersky, we deliver solutions that cover the entire incident response cycle to eliminate threats to our customers completely. The Incident response analytics report includes statistics of adversaries’ cyber incident tactics and techniques used in the wild, which come from our daily practices. 

In this webinar, Ayman Shaaban, Digital Forensic and Incident Response Manager at Kaspersky, will talk through the results and findings of the report. Attendees will obtain in-depth knowledge of the insights and trends discovered during the investigations by the Kaspersky team, including:
• Reasons to implement an incident response 
• The most common initial attack vectors
• Tools and exploits adversaries typically use
• Statistics on the attack and incident response duration
•	Observations and recommendations based on analysis of incident statistics

In this webinar, our global presales experts will take you through the different phases of an incident handling process related to a ransomware attack. The journey will show how endpoint detection and response (EDR) can empower security teams against evasive threats, in a complex environment with on-premise and cloud workloads.

This event will cover:  
- Recent cyberattack trends
- Why evasive threats are so dangerous 
- The limits of endpoint protection
- A demonstration of how Kaspersky Hybrid Cloud Security and Kaspersky Endpoint Detection, and Response Optimum defend against ransomware

How to detect and respond to a ransomware incident in a complex infrastructure

On April 14 and 15, 2021, Kaspersky technologies detected a wave of highly targeted attacks against multiple companies, which involved the use of Windows and Google Chrome zero-day exploits. The attacks were carried out by PuzzleMaker, a previously unknown advanced persistent threat (APT) actor. 

Zero-day vulnerabilities involve the exploitation of an undiscovered and unfixed weaknesses, which makes them particularly difficult to detect and prevent. With attacks that involve zero-day vulnerabilities remaining among the most dangerous ones, and more criminals deferring to their use, detecting such vulnerabilities and swiftly responding to attacks that exploit them is of utmost importance.

In this webcast, Boris Larin, a senior security researcher at Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), Kaspersky who specializes in zero-day hunting, and his colleague Oleg Gorobets, senior product marketing manager at Kaspersky, speak about zero-day exploits and reveal:

•	What happened in the latest zero-day campaign discovered by Kaspersky
•	How the discovery of this zero-day exploit occurred.
•	How to protect from zero-day exploits and how Kaspersky’s technologies help to detect such threats.

Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in the Q&A session at the end of the webinar.

Windows zero-days: how we find and protect from them

Lockdown measures have moved many aspects of people’s daily routines online, including work, shopping, and social interactions. Now, digital voting can be applied so that  balloting is not delayed. And the blockchain-based voting system is the perfect tool for this, as it guarantees that voting is secure, immutable, and anonymous. 

However, there are lots of fears and biases. Organizers might think that arranging such sessions will take ages. They are afraid that voters will be confused with all technical details or simply miss the session, that a malicious person will vote instead of legitimate participants, or someone will vote twice, or other voter fraud will occur. 

We will debunk all these doubts in our short webinar and show you how to create and launch a voting session quickly and conveniently.

Enabling easy and secure elections with Polys voting system on blockchain

In this webinar, Amin Hasbini and Maher Yamout, security researchers at Kaspersky’s GReAT in the META region, will share their insights on how the coronavirus epidemic has affected cybersecurity.

You will find out:

•  The cyber security challenges of working remotely in the current circumstances
•  Recent threat landscape as seen by Kaspersky and cyber threats related to the Coronavirus epidemic
•  Sneak peeks into the latest private threat intelligence findings by Kaspersky related to META

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