Wake up from your IT compliance nightmare

As security breaches become the new normal, having a cyber-security policy in place for your organization becomes essential. Technology alone cannot prevent a cyber-attack; therefore, businesses need to create a culture of security among their staff. The best way to do this is with cyber-security policies: a series of rules that define what end users may or may not do with their technology. In this on-demand webinar, DP Solutions’ Senior IT Risk Advisor Ben Schmerler discusses how to develop a solid and reasonable policy for your organization. From this webinar, you will learn: What information should be covered in your policies. Special considerations such as mobile devices, social media, compliance or legal concerns. How to properly document your policies. How to determine if your employees are following the policies. Technology options to enforce the policies.

Workers in finance know more than workers in other industries about cubersecurity, according to a report from Proofpoint. After analyzing more than 100 million answers to cybersecurity questions from employees in 16 industries, Proofpoint found that finance workers answered 80% of questions correctly. Transportation and education sector workers had the least knowledge among the various sectors, answering 24% of questions correctly on average, Proofpoint determined.

AI and machine learning have proven to be valuable technologies when it comes to detecting threats at time zero and across various vectors. But there is a time and place for its usage. Join me during my monthly threat webinar and live Q&A session to learn: How you can help improve your ability to detect zero-hour threats by implementing AI/machine learning techniques. Areas in which Trend Micro has been using these AI/machine learning techniques. Why the best threat detection comes from a cross-generational blend of technologies.

During this webcast, RedVector Senior Director of Product Management Bobby Person outlines the reasons why organizations must protect data and streamline projects, and provides training strategies to get started. Discover how your project managers, IT developers, software engineers and others can manage projects and resources to exceed expectations, mitigate network attacks and vulnerabilities, and earn important industry credentials and certifications using new project management training and IT infrastructure/security training.