Jacob Combs, CISO at Tandem Diabetes Care, explains why geopolitical risk has broken traditional security architecture assumptions - and how to build resilience for a world where trusted systems become attack paths.
Cyber risk has stopped behaving like a technical problem and started behaving like an operating condition. Ransomware, supply chain compromise, credential theft and state-linked disruption all look different on the surface - but inside the business, they create the same problem: the trusted systems, vendors and identities that organizations rely on become the attack path. Traditional controls, static risk registers and compliance checklists are not built for a threat environment where exploits arrive months before disclosures are even published.
This session, led by Jacob Combs of Tandem Diabetes Care, will cover:
- Why the security question has shifted from "do we have the right controls?" to "what still works when trusted systems fail?";
- How failure mode analysis across ransomware, supply chain, credential theft and state disruption scenarios builds a testable resilience model;
- Why resilience must be proven - not planned - and what recovering while still under attack actually requires.
Here is the course outline:
Building a Resilient Security Architecture in a World of Increasing Geopolitical Risk |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |
