Security Analytics: How to Identify True Risks to Your Data

In today’s distributed work environment, Identity is the new perimeter, so it should come as no surprise that attackers consider identities both on-premises and in the cloud as High-Value Targets. With a valid identity, attackers can move laterally, escalate privileges, identify critical servers, and execute damaging attacks. Fortunately, Identity Security addresses identity risks and detects identity-based attacks.

Virtual environments have definitely changed the course of learning for Institutions and students alike. High-in-demand skills like cyber security can now be taught in virtual environments which are ethical and safe. Virtual environments are highly flexible and versatile, you can have access to the latest software programs required in ethical hacking without making any additional expenses.

Everyone knows that two-factor authentication (2FA) is more secure than a simple login name and password, but too many people think that 2FA is a perfect, unhackable solution. It isn't! Join Roger A. Grimes, KnowBe4's Data-Driven Defense Evangelist, and security expert with over 30-years experience, for this webinar where he will explore 11 ways hackers can and do get around your favorite 2FA solution. The webinar includes a (pre-filmed) hacking demo by KnowBe4's Chief Hacking Officer Kevin Mitnick, and real-life successful examples of every attack type. It will end by telling you how to better defend your 2FA solution so that you get maximum benefit and security.

Whether you are brand new to InfoSec or a skilled veteran there are ways to push the limits and learn more about this exciting profession. Knowledge doesn’t always come from a classroom but instead can come from networking with other cybersecurity individuals and finding ways to hack anything around you. Mike Felch and Beau Bullock have started various InfoSec meetup groups, spoken publicly, written blog posts, and are on podcasts to help share and learn more at the same time. In this webcast they share a few tips for waking up your inner hacker.