Name: Fostering a Culture of Cyber Awareness: Cybersecurity Month 2022
Start: 2022-11-03T09:00:00Z
End: 2022-11-03T09:00:43.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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LastPass is a next-generation identity platform that combines password management and single sign on (SSO) functionality with adaptive multifactor authentication (MFA) to secure access to applications, providing granular control to IT teams and easy access to users. www.lastpass.com/

Staying aware of trends and predictions is imperative when it comes to putting your organisation in the strongest position to persevere through difficult cyber attacks. 

With cyber attacks and ransomware through the roof, greater consumer and organisational awareness is essential. With growth in cyber risk, comes increased data privacy and protections laws and mandates from government bodies. This is going to continue to expand as we tackle increased risk of breach. 

In the final instalment of our series, we will discuss:
-  The top security trends; from data breaches to password management 
-  Mandatory data breach notifications 
-  Greater compliance and regulations as a result of security risk
-  Why password compromise is the most common cause of data breach, and what you can do about it
-  Creating a long-term solution to tackle risk

How To Be Resilient: Cyber Security Trends

In a previous episode we discussed cyber security trends driven by government policy - from advice on passwords, and the impact this advice will have on businesses. 

But what about SMB? How does the advisory from governments impact the way in which SMBs need to keep their security toolbox up to date? Are SMBs impacted differently, and how does government advice differ for enterprise businesses to smaller companies?

Join us in the fourth episode of this series as we discuss: 

-  The advice shared by governments, and the impact this will have on your business
-  The support needed for SMBs to succeed and protect their business and customers 
-  Security threats faced by SMBs, and how to prepare for these
-  Cost constraint and how to overcome it 
-  And more!

Overcoming Cost Limitations to Secure Your Business: A Guide for SMBs

When it comes to facing evolving threats to the modern workplace your security is as strong as your most educated and empowered employee. One of the best ways to accomplish this is to create a culture of cybersecurity – but a secure workforce starts at the top, with leadership setting the tone.
In this webinar, cybersecurity leadership expert Dr. Jessica Barker and LastPass Chief Revenue Officer Amy Appleyard discuss:
• How to lead by example in creating a culture of cybersecurity
• What a great cybersecurity culture looks like
• How to evaluate how security fits in with your current culture
• Ways to improve security without frustrating users or disrupting work
• How to measure your effort and show real, tangible results

Start building a cybersecurity culture you can be confident in.

How to Create and Manage a Culture of Cybersecurity

Securing enterprise data is an essential pillar of business security. It allows you to secure your data, without impacting usability. But there are many enterprise data weaknesses, and keeping on top of these trends is key to protecting your information.

In our previous episodes we’ve discussed how to foster a culture of cyber awareness, advice from governments globally on password management, and why password management is so crucial today. 

In the third instalment of our series, we will take these conversations one step further, and explore the key trends within this space, as well as how to approach password management from a business perspective to protect enterprise data globally. 

Join us as we discuss:
-  Key enterprise security trends, and what you should be doing about them 
-  Protecting enterprise data with a password manager 
-  Securing the hybrid and remote workforce, and why this is important when it comes to protecting your data 
-  Training your workforce on proper cyber hygiene and password use 
-  The Psychology of Passwords 2022 Report

Enterprise Data 101: Protect, Secure, Excel

We all know the value of stringent password management, and the importance of encouraging your employees to nurture their cyber hygiene. Security leaders have been talking about it for years, especially in light of the move to hybrid working and distributed workforces.

However, this message is finally being adopted by governments around the world, and government bodies have begun to share official announcements encouraging stronger password management practices to their constituents. 

But why are governments focusing on passwords, and more importantly, why now?

Join us in this session as we discuss: 
-  How password management can help to protect your digital footprint 
-  What governments around the world are saying about password management 
-  Why are governments talking about passwords now? What has changed?
-  How this discourse will impact businesses 
-  And much more!

Cyber Security Trends Driven by Government Policy

Welcome to the third episode of The Security Series: Simplify, Secure, Strategise! 

Today’s digital business is complex, and the amount of devices, networks and applications complicates managing and protecting users. In light of the move to remote working throughout 2020, and 59% of organisations adopting BYOD policies in 2020 (techjury), there are more access points in the modern workforce than ever before. Securing these access points increases productivity, gives you a good view of account security across your business, and increases control and visibility. 

A comprehensive access solution with LastPass reduces friction for employees while also being easy to manage, and effortless to use. Features of these solutions include implementation of self-service, simplifying employee access by integrating single sign-on and password management and centralizing reports and insights to really comprehend user access, gaining actionable insights. 

Join us in this session to learn more about:
-  LastPass secure access solutions 
-  What an effective secure access solution can do for your business 
-  Why securing user access has become so important over the last year

Speakers:
-Pedro Martins Information Security Consultant at LogMeIn 
-Harris Schwartz VP, Security Advisory Services at Aon
-James McGee, Information Security Advisor

How Do I Secure Every Entry Point to My Business?

Die Zahl der Cyberangriffe wächst und wächst: Allein 2021 wurden 146.343 Cybercrime Straftaten registriert, 2022 werden es mehr! Dazu kommt: Der potenzielle Schaden pro Vorfall steigt, denn IT-Landschaften werden durch das Internet der Dinge, Multi-Cloud Umgebungen und Homeoffice immer komplexer. Wie also die Kontrolle behalten?

Im Webinar 

Raus aus dem Bermuda-Dreieck der Cyberbedrohungen
Warum sichere Passwörter in der neuen Arbeitswelt Priorität haben sollten

erfahren Sie aus erster Hand u.a. von LastPass-Anwender Gerald Beuchelt (CISO, Sprinklr) und Marco Di Filippo (Cyber Security Engineer, Whitelisthackers)

· welchen Bedrohungen Ihr Unternehmen im Umfeld von Zugangsdaten ausgesetzt ist,
· warum professionelles Enterprise Password Management die Lösung ist,
· wie Sie schnell das Sicherheitsniveau in Ihrem Unternehmen steigern können,
· wie Sie dabei Ihre Mitarbeiter und Ihr IT-Team glücklicher machen.

Zum Computerwoche Webcast in Zusammenarbeit mit LastPass am 05. Juli um 10 Uhr sind Sie herzlich eingeladen. Moderator Dr. Oliver Janzen (CIO und COMPUTERWOCHE) freut sich auf Sie.

Raus aus dem Bermuda-Dreieck der Cyberbedrohungen

Presented by
Kevin Mitnick, Ex-Hacker, jetzt Bestseller-Autor und Sicherheitsberater

About this talk
Traurig, aber wahr: 85 % aller IT-Sicherheitsverletzungen haben letztlich mit Menschen zu tun – gestohlene Zugangsdaten, Irrtümer, Fehler und Phishing. Organisationen müssen sich deshalb fragen, ob sie sich bei durchschnittlich 4 Millionen Dollar Kosten pro Angriff solche simplen Passwort-Hacks noch leisten können. 

Gemeinsam mit LastPass zeigt Ihnen Top-Sicherheitsberater und Ex-Hacker Kevin Mitnick in diesem Webinar
- wie Hacker Schwachstellen finden und welche Tricks sie benutzen
- was Hacker tun, wenn sie „drin“ sind
- was der Impact von solchen Angriffen auf unsere Wirtschaft und Sicherheit ist
- was Unternehmen jetzt tun können, um sich zu schützen
- wie Unternehmen wissen können, ob sie sicher sind  

Kevin Mitnick ist der berühmteste Hacker der Welt, New York Times Bestseller Autor und Top Cybersecurity Keynote Speaker. Er stand einst ganz oben auf der Fahndungsliste des FBI, weil er sich in 40 Top-Konzerne gehackt hatte – einfach wegen der Herausforderung. Heute ist er ein geschätzter Security-Berater für Fortune 500 Unternehmen und Regierungen weltweit. 
Kevin und sein Global Ghost Team verzeichnen 100 % Erfolgsquote, mit technischen Finessen und Social Engineering gegen Bezahlung in jedes beliebige Sicherheitssystem einzudringen. Als einzigartiger Speaker zelebriert er seine „Technology Magic Shows“ als spannende Einblicke in aktuelle Hacking-Techniken und hilft damit gleichzeitig bei Organisationen und Mitarbeitenden auf der ganzen Welt ein neues Sicherheitsbewusstsein zu schaffen.

So kompromittieren Hacker Ihr Unternehmen in weniger als 1 Minute (EN)

46% der deutschen Firmen wurden 2021 gehackt. Im Webinar mit Hacker-Ikone Philipp Kalweit klären wir, wie sie den Schutz vor Cyberkriminellen mit einer nahtlosen User Experience verbinden können.

In unserem Webinar mit der Hacker-Ikone Philipp Kalweit diskutieren wir, warum Cybersecurity vom „notgedrungen akzeptierten“ IT-Service zum strategischen Faktor für Unternehmen in der Remote-Economy geworden ist - und warum es höchste Zeit zu handeln ist. Zweifellos werden die Weichen für neue Sicherheitsstrategien genau jetzt gestellt, da Unternehmen ihre Strukturen für Remote-Arbeit definieren und für die Zukunft aufstellen. Das ist, ohne die intensive Einbindung von IT-Security nicht zu machen. Die dringliche Frage ist: Wie können Unternehmen den Spagat zwischen dem optimalen Schutz vor Cyberkriminellen und einem nahtlos angenehmen Nutzererlebnis der Mitarbeitenden realisieren? Mit dem Hacker und Sicherheitsberater Philipp Kalweit diskutieren die IT-Security-Experten Peter van Zeist und Daniel Holzinger.
Warum die hybride neue Arbeitswelt genau jetzt neue Sicherheitsstrategien braucht
Warum IT-Sicherheit zum Schlüsselfaktor für „Business Readiness“ geworden ist
Warum kompetenter Schutz vor Cybercrimes die nahtlose User Experience der Mitarbeitenden nicht stören darf

Phillip Kalweit, Geschäftsführer, Kalweit ITS
Daniel Holzinger, Founder& Managing Director, Colited Management Consultancy
Peter van Zeist, Solutions Consultant & Team Lead, LastPass

Zwischen Cybercrime & User Experience: Experten-Talk mit Hacker-Ikone

Welcome to the second episode of The Security Series: Simplify, Secure, Strategise! 

According to LastPass, the average employee has to keep track of nearly 200 different passwords. When it comes to password security, you must be diligent. However, we’d all like to reduce the amount of hoops we have to jump and energy we have to put into password security. So, how can you be diligent, while simultaneously having effortless access without cutting corners and putting your data at risk? 

Password managers like LastPass allow you to secure your credentials all in one place, giving you the ability to centralise control and gain insight into employee password behaviours. Password managers also allow you to grant access for your employees from anywhere, which is certainly relevant and helpful in today’s climate. 

In this session we will discuss: 
-  Why a password manager is so crucial for today’s enterprises 
-  The benefits of a LastPass Password manager, from simplified user management to streamlined logins
-  How to make your password security effortless

How Do I Make Password Security Effortless?

Welcome to the first episode of The Security Series: Simplify, Secure, Strategise!

Employee productivity is at the heart of LastPass’ security measures. Having to manually remember passwords and credentials can cause lockouts and resets, causing distractions and reducing working time. According to LastPass, 80% of data breaches can be traced to weak, reused and stolen credentials. Data breaches and poor password management can be detrimental to employee productivity, and is another example of how effective security measures can enhance the work of your employees. 

However, this is not to say that all security measures improve productivity. For example, adding overly complex security solutions can get in the way of employee productivity, and lots of security measures fail to meet user experience demands. Further, it is vital that security efforts are complementary across your organization, providing you with better insights into user behavior. 

How can you implement security strategies that aid employee productivity, rather than hindering it? 

In this session, we will discuss: 
-  Securing VPNs, and keeping productivity up amongst remote employees
-  The benefits of an all in one authentication system, as well as a multi factor authentication system
-  How to implement flexible authentication, and what this can do for your security and productivity

How Do I Increase Security Without Impacting Productivity?

Transitioning to a fully work from home environment can be complicated. In this Master Class we look at how LastPass can help enable your workforce to be simple and secure.

We review product tips and tricks to ensure that your remote workforce is able to access the applications and sites they need while remaining secure.

In this Master Class, we covered:

- How to make remote work simple and secure.
- Tips to increase employee password security to reduce risk.
- How to create, manage, and share folders or sites with your employees.
- Strategies to ensure your employees have access to key applications or sites.

Tips & Tricks to Enable a Secure Remote Workforce

Identity and access management (IAM) is a critical part of any enterprise security plan - undoubtedly it’s linked to the security and productivity of organisations in today’s digital economy.

With digital transformation changing everything in business, from internal processes, to modes of operation, to business culture, and customer engagement, IAM is an important piece of the puzzle protecting the digital journey, while ensuring compliance with corporate policies and government regulations.

But digital business has opened a host of new risks and vulnerabilities that could be weighing down security teams.

This webinar reveals how the digital experience can be bolstered through the use of intelligent IAM - and the steps every IT leader should take to realise the benefits and mitigate risk.

How to Improve Security & Digital Experiences Through IAM

Today, leaders in IT Security are realising that a person's identity is becoming a critical asset that needs to be protected to avoid data breaches, lawsuits, and loss of business. In addition, the increased number of devices, networks and access points used to gain entry to corporate information is on the rise.

During this webinar, Simon Piff, VP of Security Practice at IDC Asia Pacific, takes a closer look at the commercial value and issues around Identity and Access Management and provide insight into how this seemingly innocuous part of an organisation’s cybersecurity strategy is the catalyst that will enable the business to grow securely, add value across the business and also bring security back to the decision making table. The insights shared in this webinar are based on the findings from the LastPass sponsored IDC report titled: The value of identity in the digital environment. 

Watch this webinar and learn: 
-How to reframe cybersecurity as an opportunity for strategic business
-The six drivers accelerating the CEO’s boardroom security agenda.
-Key security challenges and implications for the future of business

The Value of Identity in the Digital Environment

Almost all businesses from all sectors and industries have shifted to work from home in light of the covid 19 crisis. Businesses need to be on high alert as remote workers are facing a number security risks that affect them and the business network

Join this Webinar to listen to our industry thought leaders discuss the current landscape of remote working and how employees and businesses can stay safe when cybercrime and vulnerabilities are increasingly knocking at the door.

Safe-guarding Employees in the Era of Remote Working

Employees need streamlined, secure and simple access to their work, otherwise lose productivity. But more apps, devices, networks and users entering the workplace makes it increasingly complex for IT to simply manage and protect user access.

Discuss in this replay of this session to learn how the new LastPass Enterprise provides control and security for every access point in the business. The discussion will include:

- How SSO and password management work together to manage every access point
- The LastPass journey to evolve from a password manager to a holistic access solution
- A product deep dive into the new LastPass Enterprise, now including an SSO portal with over 1,200 integrations

Speakers:
Brian McMahon, International Product Marketing Manager, IAM
Seamus McLaughlin, Senior Solutions Consultant, LastPass

Single Sign-On & Password Management – Managing Every Access Point

From the expansion of the attack surface, to digital supply chain risk, and digital transformation, security leaders have had a lot on their plate. In the first episode of this three-part series, we’ll be taking a look at what successful organisations are doing to foster a culture of cyber awareness. 

Kicking this series off during cybersecurity month, we’re focusing on multi-factor authentication, using stronger passwords, updating software, and recognising and reporting phishing attacks. All of these things go a long way towards fostering cyber awareness. But what do we mean by cyber awareness? What does it look like, and how can we achieve it?

Join us in the first episode of this series as we discuss: 
-  What it means to be truly ‘cyber aware’
-  The benefits of cyber awareness 
-  The pillars of the 2022 cybersecurity month
-  Security across regions - how are IT leaders in EMEA facing challenges vs leaders in APAC, and who’s doing it best?

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