Over four years since the now-infamous Bangladesh Bank cyber heist, where hackers attempted to transfer close to $1 billion from the NY FED account belonging to Bangladesh Bank before walking away with over $60 million, and cyber threats against the financial sector have only grown in volume and sophistication worldwide. With the forcedly hurried shift towards remote working due to COVID-19, hackers are enjoying a much larger attack surface against financial service institutions with alarming success rates. How can security professionals better prepare against cyber heists?
Leading technical and legal experts will lead a webcast anchored in real-world cases, covering the most successful attacks, why they worked, and immediate steps security teams must consider to keep pace with cybercriminals. Our panelists merge large enterprise, federal government and regulatory backgrounds to address issues from various perspectives, covering cyber terrorism, ransomware, access mining and more.
Schedule: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. (ET)
Key Takeaways
Speakers
Incident response, digital forensics, breach notification, managed detection services, penetration testing, cyber assessments and advisory.
Kroll is the largest global IR provider with experienced responders who can handle the entire security incident lifecycle.
Our expertise allows us to identify and analyze the scope and intent of advanced persistent threats to launch a targeted and effective response.
Manage risk, not spreadsheets. Identify and remediate cybersecurity risks inherent in third-party relationships, helping achieve compliance with regulations such as NYDFS, FARS, GDPR, etc.
You learn today that your organization is facing some kind of cyber incident. Could be ransomware, highjacked O365 email account, PII or PHI exfiltrated, misconfigured network settings exposing data, etc. What do you do first?
Over four years since the now-infamous Bangladesh Bank cyber heist, where hackers attempted to transfer close to $1 billion from the NY FED account belonging to Bangladesh Bank before walking away with over $60 million, and cyber threats against the financial sector have only grown in volume and sophistication worldwide. With the forcedly hurried shift towards remote working due to COVID-19, hackers are enjoying a much larger attack surface against financial service institutions with alarming success rates. How can security professionals better prepare against cyber heists?
Leading technical and legal experts will lead a webcast anchored in real-world cases, covering the most successful attacks, why they worked, and immediate steps security teams must consider to keep pace with cybercriminals. Our panelists merge large enterprise, federal government and regulatory backgrounds to address issues from various perspectives, covering cyber terrorism, ransomware, access mining and more.
Schedule: 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. (ET)
Key Takeaways
Speakers
Incident response, digital forensics, breach notification, managed detection services, penetration testing, cyber assessments and advisory.
Kroll is the largest global IR provider with experienced responders who can handle the entire security incident lifecycle.
Our expertise allows us to identify and analyze the scope and intent of advanced persistent threats to launch a targeted and effective response.
Manage risk, not spreadsheets. Identify and remediate cybersecurity risks inherent in third-party relationships, helping achieve compliance with regulations such as NYDFS, FARS, GDPR, etc.
You learn today that your organization is facing some kind of cyber incident. Could be ransomware, highjacked O365 email account, PII or PHI exfiltrated, misconfigured network settings exposing data, etc. What do you do first?