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Preparing for a Cyber Attack: Anatomy of an Attack and Incident Response Table Tops
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Preparing for a Cyber Attack: Anatomy of an Attack and Incident Response Table Tops
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Session 1: The Anatomy of a Cyber Attack - Cyber attacks have become an everyday reality for companies. But exactly how are hackers compromising companies? From vishing to cookie stealing, credential stuffing to SQL injections, this presentation takes you through a rundown of techniques that have resulted in some of the biggest hacks of companies.
Session 2: Incident Response Table Tops: Best Practices for Planning and Executing Your Next Table Top - Learn the importance of practicing the scenario of a cybersecurity incident, and how to effectively execute a table top in order to be better prepared to respond through best practices.
Session 2: Incident Response Table Tops: Best Practices for Planning and Executing Your Next Table Top - Learn the importance of practicing the scenario of a cybersecurity incident, and how to effectively execute a table top in order to be better prepared to respond through best practices.
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- Total Credit Hours:
- 1.00
- Credit Info
- TX, CA
- TX MCLE credit expires: 8/31/2024
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The Anatomy of a Cyber Attack (Jul 2022)
Megan M. Kayo
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The Anatomy of a Cyber Attack (Jul 2022)
Cyber attacks have become an everyday reality for companies. But exactly how are hackers compromising companies? From vishing to cookie stealing, credential stuffing to SQL injections, this presentation takes you through a rundown of techniques that have resulted in some of the biggest hacks of companies.
Originally presented: May 2022 Technology Law Conference
Megan M. Kayo,
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, P.C. - San Francisco, CA
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Incident Response Table Tops: Best Practices for Planning and Executing Your Next Table Top (Jul 2022)
Ankur Sheth
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Incident Response Table Tops: Best Practices for Planning and Executing Your Next Table Top (Jul 2022)
Learn the importance of practicing the scenario of a cybersecurity incident, and how to effectively execute a table top in order to be better prepared to respond through best practices.
Originally presented: May 2022 Technology Law Conference
Ankur Sheth, MBA, CISSP, CISM,
Ankura Consulting Group - New York, NY