Simone Santini of Lucart Group shares how a supplier account compromise prompted a zero trust transformation, stronger identity security, resilient disaster recovery and improved defenses against sophisticated phishing attacks.
A single compromised supplier account can put an entire organization at risk, making identity security, resilience and zero trust essential to business continuity. In this session, you will explore a firsthand account of a ransomware precursor attack that exploited a third-party VPN connection, and how rapid detection, containment and recovery prevented widespread disruption. It will also outline the affected organization's shift to a zero trust architecture, stronger supplier governance, multifactor authentication, disaster recovery and continuous monitoring.
In this session, Simone Santini of Lucart Group will share insights on:
- How a supplier account compromise enabled lateral movement, and how the attack was contained;
- How zero trust, multifactor authentication and disaster recovery improve cyber resilience;
- Why phishing remains a critical risk, and how organizations can strengthen identity and email security.
Here is the course outline:
Protecting Data and Business Continuity Through Zero Trust: A Real-World Case |
Completion
The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:
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CPE Credit Certificate |