The Anatomy of a Cyberattack: Inside an Incident

Description

You’ve likely heard of cyberattacks but unless you've experienced one for yourself, it is easy to think it’ll never happen to you. However, the threat of a cyberattack isn’t something to be taken lightly and the damage that may occur from a poor incident response can be detrimental to an organization. In this webinar, we’ll offer a different viewpoint of cyberattacks and incident response by exploring the process an attacker takes in successful cyberattacks. Learning Objectives: Define cyberattack and incident response. Discuss the risks of a cyberattack. Explore the MITRE ATT&CK framework for cyberattacks. Compare and contrast real-life scenarios. Summarize best practices and next steps. Presenters: Kyle Hendrickson, Director of Cybersecurity | Eide Bailly Kyle Hendrickson has been in Information Technology leadership roles for the past two decades, spending the last 15 years leading Cybersecurity Teams and providing strategic guidance for C-Suites. During this time, he built multiple IT and Cybersecurity groups from the ground up – creating the vision and enabling the resources to keep important data and systems safe and secure. Most recently Kyle was responsible for building the cyber defense capability at a regional financial institution focused on improving visibility to all systems while reducing the attack surface of the organization. Tim DeWaard, Sr. Director of Sales Engineering | Arctic Wolf Tim has 24 years of IT experience ranging from IT infrastructure, managed services, data protection, information security, disaster recovery/business continuity, and cyber security. Tim is currently leading a team of sales engineers for Arctic Wolf and is focused on helping clients reduce and ultimately eliminate cyber risk. CPE Information CPE Credit: 1 Field of Study: Information Technology Level of Knowledge: Intermediate Delivery Method: Group-Internet Based Additional Information: This is a Group-Internet Based Webinar. No prerequisites or advanced preparation required. For information regarding a complaint and/or program cancellation policies, please contact Amy DeGeorge.