Your Network Needs to Be the First and Last Line in Your Cyber-Security Defense

As cyber criminals grow bolder and more sophisticated, their methods evolve. Join Allen Jenkins, InterVision’s CISO & VP of Cybersecurity Consulting, as he explores the modern security landscape. Allen will discuss recent cybersecurity attacks – including a synopsis of the attack, its impact and deconstructing how the attack happened – and a review of mitigation steps that could help organizations prepare for and respond to these types of attacks, including:

It seems that criminal hackers are always a few steps ahead of everyone else and the recent onset of cryptojacking is a great example. In this webinar, independent information security consultant, professional speaker, and writer of Hacking For Dummies, Kevin Beaver, outlines what cryptomining and cryptojacking are and how they impact your business. He discusses strategies and tactics that you can use to ensure that your network and computer cycles are not used for someone else’s gains. From security policies and standards to endpoint controls to user training, this latest malware craze can be beaten but you must first understand it. Watch the replay and leave better prepared to address this threat.

Handling a large number of contracts is a fact of life for most in-house attorneys – with an ever-increasing volume and tight deadlines, even before a M&A or other event triggers a voluminous contract review. But it doesn’t have to be chaotic or disorganized: with the right processes and tools you can provide strong, responsive

As organizations increase their reliance on third-party vendors for outsourced solutions, they expand their attack surface. Today’s digital environment offers tremendous opportunities for modern organizations. At the same time, there is more risk. Vulnerabilities and infections plague organizations around the globe — and their numbers continue to rise. The tips discussed in this webinar will help you start managing third-party risk to centralize your program and get a preliminary perspective of the risks you face. Once this foundation is established, you can build on it and shift to a more proactive approach to managing third-party risk — and limiting your exposure.