If Cybersecurity Professionals were represented by an Emoji, which one would we be?

Success in multiple industry sectors or any of the hundreds of new tech-heavy jobs emerging in the modern economy requires a core competency: computational thinking and skills. Computational thinking and skills extend beyond computer programming to include a larger set of knowledge and skills broadly captured by a wide swath of STEM disciplines, including cybersecurity. This webinar will explain why acquiring computational thinking and skills are important for STEM-related careers and how to incorporate and assess computational thinking and skills as part of cybersecurity education and training programs.

This second of TOC Digital’s ‘Accelerating Digitalization’ webinar series in association with maritime street, took place on 15th July 2020. Providing insights from an expert panel including Gadi Bensmonshe, CIO of Israel Port Company, Dr. Carmit Yadin, CEO & Co-Founder of Arcusteam, Roi Mit, Chief Marketing Officer of Regulus Cyber and Pascal Ollivier, President of maritime street, viewers learned the various implications to consider when formulating a comprehensive strategy to reduce immediate cyber threats, and what the overall picture looked like for the wider industry.

Malicious attacks on mobile applications are on the rise, presenting significant security and privacy risk to consumer data. Each data storage touchpoint is an additional attack surface. With CCPA data privacy regulations kicking in this year, companies need to be more aware of what data they keep and where it’s stored. Maintaining a zero-trust mentality and incorporating security by design is essential for keeping your mobile environment secure.

Targeted industrial cyberattacks are increasing at an alarming rate, especially within the manufacturing sector, costing companies an average of $2M per breach, this doesn’t even consider brand damage, downtime, penalties, or potential lawsuits. On average hackers are moving silently in networks 6 months before they are found. Sound scary? Well yeah, it is! Don’t worry we’re here to help.