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Cyber extortion has reached new proportions, including ransomware attacks such as WannaCry in May 2017, and SamSam affecting major hospitals in 2016.

Considering the payoff, cybersecurity experts expect these attacks to only increase. This model of extortion attacks is affecting everyone, and it is only going to become more popular as hackers gain access to affordable “Ransomware-as-a-Service” tools to aid their cause.

CEOs are major targets, as they manage extremely sensitive data that can have a real impact on everything from future corporate strategy to public stock performance.

Join this interactive webinar and learn more about the tools and strategies needed for elevating your cyber resilience.

About the Presenter:
Ondrej Krehel is the CEO and Founder of LIFARS LLC, an international cybersecurity and digital forensics firm. He’s the former Chief Information Security Officer of Identity Theft 911, the nation’s premier identity theft recovery and data breach management service. He previously conducted forensics investigations and managed the cyber security department at Stroz Friedberg and the Loews Corporation. With two decades of experience in computer security and digital forensics, he has launched investigations into a broad range of IT security matters—from hacker attacks to data breaches to intellectual property theft.

- Protecting Data in the Age of Ransomware -

2017 was a bumper year for Ransomware; with WannaCry & notPetya grabbing headlines around the world and instilling fear in the hearts of security professionals around the globe.

With GDPR regulations on the horizon and potentially huge fines for badly protected and breached data, security professionals need to improve their defensive stature and ensure that their organisation's data is fully protected from end to end.

This roundtable discussion will discuss how to best protect your data so if it falls into the wrong hands, you won't end up on the front of the worlds' papers!

Topics for discussion:

- Why ransomware should still be top of your list of concerns in 2018

- Methods to protect your organisation's sensitive data

- Steps to take if your organisation does suffer a damaging breach

Ask any security practitioner and they’ll tell you that ransomware is on the rise. Recent high-profile events like Petya, WannaCry, and others have captured media attention both the trade and mainstream press and, by extension, have captured executive attention at the highest levels of organizations.

High profile events like these create havoc in the short term, but in the long term may actually help to foster security improvements provided that security teams are prepared to leverage them when they occur. Specifically, by preparing in advance “talking points” for situations like these, and by channeling executive interest and visibility when they occur, security practitioners can help make progress in areas that are normally challenging. For example, by securing budget to address known problem areas, prioritizing and gaining visibility for known risks, or by securing additional personnel to address skill shortages. The key to doing this is in the planning.

This session will focus on the talking points; both specific talking points arising from these events that practitioners can tailor for their situation as well as how they can prepare talking points for future situations should they arise.

Hacking and malware attacks, including ransomware attacks, are a major cause of breaches in 2017. With high-profile ransomware attacks on the rise, enterprises and small businesses worldwide are looking to better secure their data from cyber criminals and more nefarious attackers.

Join this interactive Q&A session with security experts across industries to learn more about:
- What can we learn from Wannacry, NotPetya and other ransomware attacks seen in 2017
- Financial motivation or disruption
- Who is at risk of a ransomware attack
- What to do before, during, and after a ransomware attack
- How can we better protect our businesses, organizations, governments and infrastructure from cyber attacks
- Urgent steps to take today

Moderator:
- Jay Beale, CTO & COO of InGuardians

Speakers:
- John Bambenek, Threat Systems Manager, Fidelis Cybersecurity
- Masha Sedova, Co-founder of Elevate Security

SentinelOne recently released a report with De Montfort University to examines the differing levels of sophistication on the part of the attackers and trends and tactics use to commission a payment from organizations.

Join this session as we discuss the common trends highlighted in the report including:
- Time criticality and deadline sensitivity
- Consequences for not paying or missing the demand
- The Customer Service Approach on how to pay the ransom
- The use of a variety of imagery
- Preferred mechanism for payment

About the presenter:
Jeremiah’s InfoSec career spans nearly 20 years and has lived a literal lifetime in computer security to become one of the industry’s biggest names. At SentinelOne, Jeremiah is responsible for designing effective defense strategies against ever-evolving attacks including ransomware. Prior to joining, Jeremiah was the Founder & CEO of WhiteHat Security, specializing in website risk management.

The recent Equifax data breach, which may have jeopardized the personal information of 143 million U.S. consumers, will likely haunt us for years to come.

Join this interactive panel with experts from the cyber security, identity and privacy space to learn more about:
- What we know occurred or is likely to have occurred
- Data Breach Timeline - too slow or too fast
- External communications - how has the breach been handled and communicated
- Internal Actions - security remediation, work with law enforcement, root cause, incident response
- External forces - lawsuits, media scrutiny, and customer communications

Speakers:
- Dr. Christopher Pierson, CSO, Viewpost
- Sarah Squire, Founder and Principal Consultant, Engage Identity
- Debra Farber, Host of The Privacy Pact, ITSPmagazine

In the aftermath of the Equifax data breach, both consumers and enterprises are scrambling for ways to minimize the impact. Since highly personal information was exposed (social security numbers, addresses, birthdays), the implications of this breach could haunt us in the long-term future.

What are the lessons of this breach to individuals, as well as organizations?

Join this interactive panel discussion with security experts to learn:
- The short and long-term effects of this data breach
- What you can do to protect yourself and your organization
- How to protect against future scams
- Why breaches happen and how organizations can improve their breach prevention efforts, as well as employ technologies and process for faster breach detection and response
- How to improve cyber security going into 2018

Speakers:
- Satya Gupta, CTO, Virsec Systems
- Shawn Burke, Global Chief Security Officer, Sungard Availability Services
- Vamshi Sriperumbudur, VP Marketing, CipherCloud

On Thursday, 21 September, from 14.00 to 15.30 BST/15.00 to 16.30 CET, Kaspersky Lab will be joined by senior business and IT experts at the Kaspersky CyberSecurity Summit 2017, to debate the top threats facing enterprises – and what they mean for CISOs in terms of incident response, business continuity and risk management. Participants will leave armed with clear, actionable intelligence.

Speakers: Duncan Brown, Associate Vice President, European Security Practice, IDC; Christian Toon, Chief Information Security Officer, Pinsent Masons LLP; Roderick Clayton, EVP and Co-lead, Global Issues and Crisis, Weber Shandwick; Juan Andres Guerrero-Saade, Principal Security Researcher, Global Research and Analysis Team, Kaspersky Lab; and Alessio Aceti, Head of Enterprise Division, Kaspersky Lab.

The event will be moderated by Geoff White, Television news reporter (BBC and Channel 4 News) and investigative journalist.

The cyberthreat landscape is becoming ever more complex and destructive. Over the last 12 months, attacks targeting enterprises have increased significantly in both number and range – with a measurable impact on operations, revenue, customers and reputation.

In this summit, experts from IT and business will discuss the most dangerous cyberthreats targeting enterprises, how to stay protected even when breached, as well as threat intelligence, incident response, the legal, insurance and communications challenges – and more.

Participants will be able to join in the debate and ask questions. They will leave armed with clear, actionable intelligence.