Name: 3 New Ways Cybercriminals are Targeting Your Email
Start: 2023-07-25T18:00:00Z
End: 2023-07-25T18:00:25.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4.5

Learn more about new approaches to email security to stop advanced business email compromise attacks that bypass traditional, threat intelligence-based email security solutions.

Unlike legacy email security solutions, the Abnormal Security platform uses an innovative AI-based approach that deeply understands the people, relationships, and business processes to stop the most sophisticated and costly attacks.

AI has upended the economics of social engineering. Anyone can now craft fluent, context-aware lures at speed and scale. In this session, Abnormal AI’s EJ Whaley and world-renowned cyberpsychologist Dr. Mary Aiken unpack how attackers blend large language models with behavioral science—exploiting authority bias, urgency, and group conformity—to bypass human defenses across email, chat, and video (including deepfakes). 

We’ll examine why traditional awareness can backfire, how “phishing-as-a-service” industrializes fraud, and what it takes to restore trust in a zero-trust world. 

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Convergence Season 5, Chapter 15: Supercharged Deception: How AI Is Accelerating Social Engineering [AMER]

AI has upended the economics of social engineering. Anyone can now craft fluent, context-aware lures at speed and scale. In this session, Abnormal AI’s EJ Whaley and world-renowned cyberpsychologist Dr Mary Aiken reveal how attackers blend large language models with behavioural science—exploiting authority bias, urgency, and group conformity—to bypass human defences across email, chat, and video (including deepfakes).

We’ll explore why traditional awareness training can backfire, how “phishing-as-a-service” is industrialising fraud, and what it really takes to restore trust in a zero-trust world.

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**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 15: Supercharged Deception: How AI Is Accelerating Social Engineering [EMEA]

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 15: Supercharged Deception: How AI Is Accelerating Social Engineering [APAC]

SOC teams are stretched thin, facing persistent skill shortages, burnout, and rising attack volumes. In this session, Abnormal AI’s Field CISO, Patricia Titus, is joined by CISOs Dwayne Smith and Marcos Marrero to discuss how automation and AI can help security teams reclaim time, reduce noise, and focus on meaningful work. 

Learn how to balance efficiency with human expertise, evolve analyst roles, and build sustainable pipelines of passionate defenders. Walk away with strategies to empower lean teams, strengthen retention, and future-proof your SOC in an AI-driven world.

You’ll discover how to: 
- Identify and automate low-value, repetitive SOC tasks.
- Measure automation ROI and demonstrate value to leadership.
- Balance AI precision with human context and oversight.

Redefine career paths and retention through up-skilling and mentorship. Register now!

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 14: Bridging the SOC Talent Gap with Automation [AMER]

SOC teams are stretched thin, facing persistent skills shortages, burnout, and rising attack volumes. In this session, Abnormal AI’s Field CISO, Patricia Titus, is joined by CISOs Dwayne Smith and Marcos Marrero to discuss how automation and AI can help security teams reclaim time, cut through noise, and focus on meaningful work.

Learn how to balance efficiency with human expertise, evolve analyst roles, and build sustainable pipelines of passionate defenders. You’ll leave with strategies to empower lean teams, strengthen retention, and future-proof your SOC in an AI-driven world.

You’ll discover how to:
- Identify and automate low-value, repetitive SOC tasks
- Measure automation ROI and demonstrate value to leadership
- Balance AI precision with human context and oversight

Redefine career paths and retention through up-skilling and mentorship.

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**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 14: Bridging the SOC Talent Gap with Automation [EMEA]

SOC teams are stretched thin, facing persistent skills shortages, burnout, and rising attack volumes. In this session, Abnormal AI’s Field CISO, Patricia Titus, is joined by CISOs Dwayne Smith and Marcos Marrero to discuss how automation and AI can help security teams reclaim time, cut through noise, and focus on meaningful work.

Learn how to balance efficiency with human expertise, evolve analyst roles, and build sustainable pipelines of passionate defenders. You’ll leave with strategies to empower lean teams, strengthen retention, and future-proof your SOC in an AI-driven world.

You’ll discover how to:
- Identify and automate low-value, repetitive SOC tasks
- Measure automation ROI and demonstrate value to leadership
- Balance AI precision with human context and oversight

Redefine career paths and retention through up-skilling and mentorship Register now!

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 14: Bridging the SOC Talent Gap with Automation [APAC]

Attackers are using AI agents to accelerate crime. In this session, Abnormal’s Piotr Wojtyla and AI Scientist Inma Martinez expose how adversaries jailbreak guardrails, co-opt “legit” creation tools, and automate everything from polished phishing lures to malware troubleshooting and fraud at scale. 


The session unpacks deepfake-driven payment scams, nation-state tradecraft, and why legacy controls miss language-based attacks. You’ll leave with pragmatic defenses: behavior-based detection, data access controls, and zero-trust verification where humans are most vulnerable.

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**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 13: The Adversary’s New Assistant: Weaponizing AI Chatbots [AMER]

Attackers are using AI agents to accelerate criminal activity. In this session, Abnormal’s Piotr Wojtyla and AI Scientist Inma Martinez reveal how adversaries jailbreak guardrails, co-opt legitimate creation tools, and automate everything from polished phishing lures to malware troubleshooting and large-scale fraud.

The session explores deepfake-driven payment scams, nation-state tradecraft, and why traditional controls fail to detect language-based attacks. You’ll walk away with practical defences: behaviour-based detection, data access controls, and zero-trust verification at the points where humans are most vulnerable.

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Convergence Season 5, Chapter 13: The Adversary’s New Assistant: Weaponizing AI Chatbots [EMEA]

Convergence Season 5, Chapter 13: The Adversary’s New Assistant: Weaponizing AI Chatbots [APAC]

Threat actors are rapidly adopting generative AI to enhance the scale, sophistication, and effectiveness of their attacks in higher education institutions. Email remains one of the most vulnerable entry points, as cybercriminals leverage AI-generated content to craft highly convincing phishing campaigns, business email compromise (BEC) attacks, and other social engineering tactics.

In this session, we’ll explore how generative AI is reshaping the threat landscape, examining real-world examples of AI-driven attacks, the evolving techniques used by cybercriminals, and the specific attack types expected to increase in both volume and complexity. We’ll also discuss how AI can be harnessed for defense, providing insight into the latest security innovations that leverage AI to counteract emerging threats.

By the end of this session, you’ll have a deeper understanding of the risks posed by AI-powered attacks and the proactive steps your organization can take to stay ahead of adversaries in this evolving cyber battlefield.

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[Virtual Workshop] The AI Threat: Protecting Higher Education from AI-Generated Email Attacks

The education sector faces a growing challenge to protect students, faculty, and data from AI-driven cyberattacks. From social engineering to lateral phishing and account takeovers, institutions must stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated threats with small teams and the constant pressure to do more with less.

In this candid conversation, Patricia Titus, Field CISO of Abnormal AI, and Jimmy Hester, CISO of St. Petersburg College, you’ll hear firsthand how education leaders are rethinking security strategy, scaling defenses efficiently, and preparing for an era where AI shapes both attack and defense.

You’ll learn:
- How AI is changing the threat landscape across the education sector 
- Practical strategies for leveraging automation and analytics to reduce operational burden
- Ways institutions can close cybersecurity skill gaps to strengthen their workforce
- Key actions education leaders can take this year to get ahead of emerging threats

Whether you’re securing a K–12 district or a large university, this session will provide actionable insights to strengthen your defenses and prepare your institution for the future of AI-powered threats.

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Securing the Future of Education: A CISO Fireside Chat with St. Petersburg College

AI offers schools incredible opportunities, along with new responsibilities. District leaders must ensure that innovation happens without compromising student data or overlooking cybersecurity best practices. Striking this balance is no longer optional—it’s essential.

Walk through strategies for keeping security and privacy front and center while making the most of AI’s potential.

Join us to learn about: 
- Opportunities and risks of using AI tools in K-12
- Building district-wide strategies for effective AI use with security at the forefront
- Supporting educators and staff in navigating AI and cybersecurity  

Whether you’re leading technology strategy or supporting teachers in daily instruction, this webinar is a chance to gain clarity and confidence. Join us to explore how to embrace AI responsibly, safeguard sensitive data, and empower your staff to innovate securely.

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PowerSchool: School Cybersecurity and AI: Balancing Safety & Innovation

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a perfect time to spotlight one of today’s fastest-growing threats: vendor email compromise (VEC). Recent research from Abnormal AI reveals that 44% of read VEC attacks are replied to, forwarded, or both—highlighting just how easily trust can be exploited.

Join Callie Baron, Sr. Content Manager, Threat Intelligence, and Elizabeth Swantek, Data Analyst, for a fast-paced, insight-packed session that reveals how cybercriminals impersonate trusted vendors, hijack threads, and manipulate employees—and what you can do to stop them.

In this 30-minute webinar, you’ll learn:
- Who’s engaging and why: Behavioral insights from 1,400+ organizations illustrating which industries, regions, and roles are most vulnerable.
- Why VEC works: Real-world examples of impersonation and fraud tactics that bypass traditional defenses.
- What you can do now: Practical tips to boost awareness and reduce risk across your workforce.

Wrap up Cybersecurity Awareness Month with data-driven insights that prepare you for what’s ahead. 


**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Cybersecurity Awareness in Action: How 44% of VEC Attacks Engage Employees

October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, an ideal time to spotlight one of today’s fastest-growing threats: vendor email compromise (VEC). Recent research from Abnormal AI reveals that 44% of VEC attacks that are read are replied to, forwarded, or both—highlighting just how easily trust can be exploited.

Join Callie Baron, Senior Content Manager, Threat Intelligence, and Elizabeth Swantek, Data Analyst, for a fast-paced, insight-packed session that reveals how cybercriminals impersonate trusted suppliers, hijack threads, and manipulate employees—and what you can do to stop them.

In this 30-minute webinar, you’ll learn:
* Who’s engaging and why: Behavioural insights from more than 1,400 organisations illustrating which industries, regions, and roles are most vulnerable.
* Why VEC works: Real-world examples of impersonation and fraud tactics that bypass traditional defences.
* What you can do now: Practical tips to boost awareness and reduce risk across your workforce.

Wrap up Cyber Security Awareness Month with data-driven insights that prepare you for what lies ahead.

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Misconfigurations in Microsoft 365, from hidden forwarding rules to weak authentication policies, are among the most common ways attackers gain access. Traditional audits and Microsoft Secure Score often miss these issues, which leaves email security teams exposed.

In this webinar, you’ll hear from Spencer Lanning, a seasoned Security Analyst and Abnormal AI customer, as he shares how his team uses Security Posture Management (SPM) to identify and fix risky misconfigurations, prevent configuration drift, and improve visibility across their environment. 

You will learn:

- What email misconfigurations are, and why they matter
- How Security Posture Management strengthens defenses
- Practical tips to reduce misconfigurations and maintain a stronger posture

Don’t let hidden misconfigurations put your organization at risk. Register today!

Exposing the Misconfigurations Attackers Love in Microsoft 365

Attackers are using generative AI to supercharge business email compromise, creating convincing, payload-less messages that traditional tools can’t detect. By scraping social media, mimicking tone, and spoofing trusted domains, adversaries now deliver hyper-personalized attacks at scale—no malicious links or stolen credentials required.

In this ThreatStream webinar, Abnormal expert Ryan Schwartz uncovers how AI is changing the face of BEC. He walks through real attacks—from vendor compromise and payroll fraud to internal account takeovers—and shows how behavioral analysis detects what traditional tools can miss.

Watch the on-demand webinar to learn
- How attackers use AI to research targets and craft believable emails in seconds
- Why payload-less attacks and lookalike domains evade traditional defenses
- How behavioral analysis identifies unusual tone, urgency, and relationships to stop financial fraud

How vendor compromise spreads across organizations—and how to detect it early. Register now to view the on-demand webinar!

When BEC Meets AI

Higher education institutions are under siege from a new wave of phishing campaigns that go beyond stolen passwords. Today’s cybercriminals harvest Duo one-time passcodes and execute real-time account takeovers—putting sensitive data, payroll systems, and campus operations at risk.

Join Abnormal AI’s Zach Oxman, Area Vice President, and Piotr Wojtyla, Head of Threat Intel & Platform, on Thursday, October 16, 2025, at 2:00 pm ET for an eye-opening look at how attackers are evolving their tactics to bypass trusted systems and exploit academic environments.

Join this session to:
- Learn how phishing kits mimic university login portals with pixel-perfect precision, capturing both credentials and multi-factor authentication (MFA) codes.
- Uncover the post-compromise tactics attackers use to monetize access—through payroll fraud, lateral phishing, and stealthy persistence.
- Gain practical strategies to strengthen defenses, from behavior-based account takeover protection to targeted awareness training.

Don’t wait until your institution is the next target—equip your team now.

**Webinar attendees are eligible for 1 CPE credit through ISC2. Please claim your ISC2 CPE credit here: https://bit.ly/4f3xas3

Phishing 2.0: Duo Passcodes Under Siege in Higher Education

Human error remains the leading cause of security incidents—but most security awareness training (SAT) programs were built for compliance, not resilience. Most programs are static, generic, and fail to drive measurable behavior change.
Security leaders are rethinking their approach, shifting from “awareness” to “human risk management.” The goal: measure behaviors, quantify risk, and adapt interventions in real time. 

Today’s Challenges
- Outdated content leads to low employee engagement.
- Effort-intensive programs waste security resources. 
- Lack of impact metrics reduces executive buy-in. 

How AI Strengthens Your Protection
- Transform real-world attacks into personalized, adaptive simulations.
- Deliver just-in-time coaching the moment risky behaviors occur.
- Automate program management to free up security resources.

How to Start
- Focus on outcomes over completions or click rates.
- Connect human risk signals to your broader security stack.
- Start with phishing risk reduction, then expand to other behaviors.
- Use AI to scale personalized interventions.

Key Takeaway:
Security awareness is no longer about knowledge alone. The future is measurable, AI-powered human risk reduction.

Register now to learn how AI turns security awareness into measurable human risk reduction.

Awareness to Action: How to Reduce Human Risk with AI

Ready to expand into the international cybersecurity market? Join us to discover how to get started and explore the wealth of State and Federal resources available to cyber companies.

Business development experts Pompeya Lambrecht, Senior International Trade Specialist at the U.S. Commercial Service, and Ellen Meinhart, Senior International Trade Manager from the Virginia Economic Development Partnership, will be our guests giving U.S.-based businesses tips and resources to help break into the international cyber marketplace.

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How to Break into the International Cybersecurity Market

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, organizations face the constant challenge of detecting and mitigating sophisticated attacks in a timely manner. Implementing automation and machine learning into a threat hunting strategy is key, but what does that look like in practice?

Join Kevin O'Connor, Adlumin’s Director of Threat Research, as he demonstrates how his team discovered and remediated PowerDrop, an insidious PowerShell script for command and control attacks targeting the U.S. aerospace defense industry.

During Kevin’s live demo, you will learn:

- How Adlumin's Threat Research Team used Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to detect and remediate PowerDrop
- Daily threat hunting methodologies employed by O'Connor and his team
- Exploring the advantages of AI and ML in the field of threat hunting
 
As a thank you for joining our webinar, we’ll send you our new overview guide, The Executive’s Overview to Proactive Cybersecurity: Harnessing the Power of Security Operations. Additionally – one lucky participant will receive a $200 Amazon gift card.

Decoding PowerDrop Vulnerability: AI and ML in Adlumin's Threat Hunting

Modern IT environments are complex. Organizations have logs and telemetry from thousands of devices, dozens of tools, covering both on-premises and cloud solutions. It’s hard enough to collect all this data in one place, knowing how to begin can also be daunting. 

This talk presented by industry thought leader John Bambenek will cover practical examples and techniques to dig into the security data of an organization to start hunting for otherwise unknown threats. Armed with this knowledge, teams can realize the goal of building their own detection techniques to find the threat actors that slip through their defenses.

Hunting for the unknowns...Where to start?

What you'll learn:

·     Learn about the latest BEC cybersecurity trends
·     Understand how to defeat increasingly creative threat actors
·     Determine if you are spending your security dollars in the right place
·     Hear the benefits of combining your email security with extended detection and response solutions

Last year, we saw business email compromise (BEC) attacks overtake ransomware as the most common type of financially motivated threat activity we investigate. With cyber criminals getting more creative, the cybersecurity community must come together to combat these kinds of growing threats.

Join experts from Secureworks® and Mimecast for valuable insights to guide risk management decision-making, inform best practices, and prioritize resource allocation. Our panel discussion will include tips for adapting to the email threats of today and tomorrow.

The Rise of BEC - 5 Tips for Adapting to Today’s Email Threat Landscape

Tune into this webinar from industry thought leader Vincent Amanyi as he establishes assumptions and iterates a clear pathway to develop your security analytic requirements. 

Attendees will come away from this session with knowledge to:
- Establish enterprise criteria for your requirements.
- Define a measurement benchmarking system.
- Manage and control your environment.

Developing the requirements of a security analytics solution

Today’s threat actors are taking advantage of sophisticated AI-powered tools to level up their attacks. Learn how defenders can beat these bad actors at their own game by harnessing the power of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate incident investigation and response. In this webinar, you’ll gain access to insights into how Netrix Global is partnering with Microsoft to enhance our human security analysts’ capabilities with intelligent insights from generative AI. 
 
Topics to be discussed include: 
· Current challenges in security operations and incident response 
·The benefits and drawbacks to AI’s lightning-fast evolution 
·How industry leaders like Netrix are leveraging OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Microsoft Azure AI, and Microsoft Sentinel to enhance defenders’ impact and efficiency 
· What’s coming next in the Microsoft security ecosystem, including Microsoft Security Copilot 

Register now. 
Netrix Global is an award-winning MSSP and MSP that designs, delivers, and supports business-critical solutions for its clients across a full spectrum of complex, risky, and ever-changing IT infrastructures. 

Rich Lilly is Security Director at Netrix Global. He has more than 20 years of experience implementing and managing complex security programs leveraging Microsoft solutions.

Defend Against Today’s Cyber Threats: Harnessing the Latest Developments in AI

In this session we will explore what an incident response plan (IRP) is, what makes a good plan, and why its important. We'll cover creation, executive buy-in, implementation, and testing. At the end of the session, attendees should have the necessary information to begin creating and implementing their own plans.

Key takeaways:
- Understanding incident response. 
- Key elements of an incident response plan. 
- Examples of incident response in action. 
- Best practices and tips for creating, implementing and testing your incident response plan.

Creating and implementing incident response plans

As the volume and complexity of cybersecurity threats continue to increase, organizations are turning to machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) to augment their security monitoring and analytics capabilities. These technologies can help identify threats faster, reduce false positives, and enable security teams to respond more effectively to incidents.

In this session, we will learn:
- The various use cases for machine learning and AI in security, including threat detection, anomaly detection, and behavioral analysis
- The limitations of these technologies and best practices for implementing them effectively
- Real-world examples of how organizations are using machine learning and AI to enhance their security monitoring and analytics capabilities
- The types of data that are most effective for machine learning and AI-based threat detection
- How to interpret and act on the insights generated by these technologies
- Actionable insights and best practices for implementing machine learning and AI in their security operations

About the speaker:
Elango is an accomplished technology leader with 20+ years of experience building high-performance engineering organizations for high-tech and financial services businesses across multiple geographies. With an in-depth understanding of governance, compliance, regulatory, and cybersecurity requirements of ASEAN markets, Elango has championed several cloud implementations that meet the highest standards of security and compliance for top-tier banks across Singapore, Thailand and the United States. 

As a speaker, Elango is known for his insightful and thought-provoking presentations that provide unique perspectives on the latest trends and challenges in the technology, cybersecurity and financial services industries. He is a passionate advocate for innovation, technology, and cybersecurity, and is committed to helping organizations navigate the rapidly evolving technology landscape.

Practical application of AI/ML in security monitoring and analytics

TDR solutions are not new, in fact these days it’s hard to find a security vendor that doesn’t offer a solution, or is at least a technology partner with a TDR vendor. This gives organizations a plethora of options which may seem ideal, however it becomes challenging to not only understand how each solution works, but to also evaluate a solution’s ability to provide both security and business-related outcomes that add real value and address real pain-points.

This session presents the must-haves for a TDR solution to detect advanced threats across disparate products and vendors. We’ll also discuss the need for prioritized incident verification and prescriptive response automation which are key to delivering business outcomes that elevate productivity and build security policy resilience.

Evaluating Threat Detection and Response Solutions

It’s true that attack techniques have evolved but so too has the modern defense arsenal. SecOps teams can now rely on powerful detection and automation capabilities to play the detective during investigations. This means less time spent manually gathering data across multiple tools and more time spent addressing critical incidents. Join Leonard Kleinman (Field CTO, Cortex, Palo Alto Networks JAPAC) as he shares insights on how to automate and orchestrate workflows to speed up investigation and response and leveraging best practices to reduce errors and manual effort.

Automation & Orchestration for Rapid Threat Response

The threat landscape has exponentially evolved because of rapid advances in computing technology, increasing IT complexity and the inability of the people aspect of the people-process-technology triad to cope with both technology and complexity. In this presentation, industry thought leader Ralph Villanueva will talk about using various IT security frameworks (ISO, COBIT, NIST etc.) to understand the threat landscape, and mitigate these threats cost effectively by using the IT security requirements in these frameworks to reduce the attack vector in the audience’s enterprise.
 
Key takeaways:
- Discuss the current threat landscape.
- Talk about the common IT security requirements of popular IT security frameworks.
- Point out ways to utilize these frameworks to identify and mitigate threats, and reduce attack vectors.
- Highlight to importance of the people aspect of the people-process-technology triad in mitigating these threats.

Use IT security frameworks to map the threat landscape and reduce attack vectors

This ransomware prevention webinar aims to educate participants on effective strategies to protect your systems and data from ransomware attacks. In this webinar, we will share valuable insights, best practices, and practical tips to help individuals and organizations safeguard their digital assets, and perhaps teach you a thing or two. 

Online Business Systems has worked with hundreds of clients to build robust cybersecurity programs to help prevent these attacks and PNG Cyber has worked with hundreds of organizations who have fallen victim of these attacks . 

Key takeaways include: 
- Identifying common ransomware threats.
- Implementing robust security measures. 
- Training employees on safe online practices.
- Utilizing advanced technologies for early detection and prevention. 

By attending this webinar, you can gain valuable knowledge and enhance your ability to prevent ransomware attacks.

Holistic ransomware planning: Is your organization one click away from chaos?

Cyber attacks are an evolving threat to organizations of all sizes and industries. Even when prepared, recovery efforts from an attack can take too long. In this session, we will cover how gaining the right insights from your backup data can help your organization recover quickly, safely, and confidently from an attack.

Watch this and learn about:
-> How threats are expanding and what their preferred target is
-> Why data security has become everyone's responsibility
-> Ways you can accelerate threat investigations to protect your data

With a special guest apperance from Robert Carter, Systems Engineering Manager at HAPO Community Credit Union, sharing how they are fighting back - and winning - against threats, such as ransomware,  and Willie Tejada, SVP Take-Off Teams at Zscaler, who shares how technological integration and partnerships enables smarter and more complete data loss prevention while enabling IT and security teams to more effectively collaborate to combat escalating cyberthreats.

The Evolution of Data Security and the Threats That Are Wreaking Havoc on it

The threat landscape is changing rapidly. It’s becoming incredibly challenging to effectively respond to emerging complex and advanced cyberthreats without a 360-degree view of the tactics, techniques and procedures used by threat actors. Immediate access to relevant and reliable threat intelligence (TI) makes your incident response and SOC teams more efficient and effective, arming them with the threat context required to quickly respond to cyberattacks.

In this webinar, you will see a demonstration of the incident investigation process with the help of different Kaspersky threat intelligence services. Kaspersky experts will present:

• How to validate specific suspicious activities or artefacts
• Analyses of the relationships between objects to see the attack spread path
• How to get more context about observables and understand if they can be attributed to a known threat actor
• How relevant TI context can speed up incident response process

How to detect, prevent & respond to threats with threat intelligence [EMEA]

Microsoft 365 is considered a mission-critical as-a-service application by many organisations around the world. However there is a “disconnect” in the area of backup and recovery: many believe that they do not need to backup their Microsoft 365 environment. While a clear shared responsibility model exists, many IT professionals are not taking the right measures to protect their Microsoft 365 data. As a consequence, incidents such as outages, accidental deletions, and malicious actors are able to take down entire organisations in just a few minutes.

In this webinar we will explore current market trends on this topic and what can be done to effectively and efficiently protect Microsoft 365 data with Rubrik’s solution. Attendees will learn about the realities of the SaaS data protection market, discover what the shared responsibility model really means, and see how Rubrik can allow them to deliver on data protection service levels for Microsoft 365.

How to Super-Power Your Microsoft 365 Data Protection

In today's digital landscape, securing your business everywhere is crucial to reducing risk and managing a multi-cloud environment while driving transformation. However, threats are relentless, the talent shortage is real, and vendor sprawl means costs and complexity are spiraling out of control.

Join us for this webinar to learn the latest on the threat landscape and how you can consolidate, save, and get more secure in the process. We'll share how to protect employees, applications, and networks with one unified cloud platform powered by threat intelligence from a globe-spanning network.

In this webinar, you'll:
• Discover the latest insights on the threat landscape and how to stay ahead of the curve
• Hear real-world examples of how companies are protecting their hybrid workforce and multi-cloud environments
• What SASE and Zero Trust are and how they differ from traditional security solutions
• How SASE and Zero Trust work together to provide a comprehensive and adaptive security approach
• How SASE provides a cloud-based, secure access solution for your network
• How Zero Trust ensures that only authorized users and devices are allowed access to your resources

SASE and Zero Trust: A Winning Combination for Securing Your Network Everywhere

Enabling Threat Detection and Response

New types of impersonation. Better AI. Shifts to collaboration applications. Cybercrime is a business, and criminals are always looking for new ways to steal money.

Join us for this session where Mick Leach, Head of Security Operations at Abnormal Security, will discuss:
—How threat actors are shifting away from the CEO fraud of the past to new types of BEC
—What makes generative AI tools like ChatGPT incredibly dangerous
—Why your next email concern should be your third-party applications
—And how you can better protect your organization from all of it

Sign up to understand the future of cybercrime and gain some timely insights to protect your organization!

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