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The EC-Council Certified Incident Handler certification is designed to provide the fundamental skills to handle and respond to computer security incidents in an information system
We have Rob Carson from SemperSec in the studios to lend his considerable expertise. With 10+ years in the Information Security industry, Rob is able to provide guidance and real world examples to help you understand how to create and manage BCDR in your organization.
Join Rocco Grillo, Kevin Li, and Parthiv Shah as they discuss incident response plans that work... and those that fail!
This course covers network defense and incident response methods, tactics, and procedures that are in alignment with industry frameworks such as NIST 800-61r2 (Computer Security Incident Handling Guide), US-CERT's National Cyber Incident Response Plan (NCIRP), and Presidential Policy Directive (PPD)-41 on Cyber Incident Coordination.
WSP's Christopher Johnson examines the evolution of OT-focused security operations centers, highlighting critical differences from traditional IT SOCs.
Steve Jackson of Binalyze demonstrates how automation can revolutionize SOC operations, addressing key challenges in operational security, resource management and regulatory compliance in today's "assume breach" landscape.
Learn about cutting edge trends in AI-Powered SOCs today!
Kirils Solovjovs of Possible Security exposes novel methods for intercepting phone calls through PSTN vulnerabilities, demonstrating how attackers can exploit SS7 protocols and call routing mechanisms.
Industry leaders Matanda Doss, Susan Koski, William Beer and Paul Leonhirth discuss cloud adoption challenges, API security and AI-powered fraud detection in financial services cybersecurity.
SafeGuard Cyber CEO Chris Lehman discusses AI-powered defense strategies against language-based attacks across communication channels.
David Cifuentes of Devo Technology demonstrates how AI can eliminate 95% of security alerts and enable real-time threat detection in financial SOCs.
Margaux Tawil of Abnormal AI demonstrates how defensive AI combats generative AI threats by analyzing identity, behavior and content patterns across thousands of signals.
Pierre-François Guglielmi of Rubrik explores how unified identity protection reduces recovery time from days to hours while maintaining cyber resilience across hybrid environments.
Neal Jardine and Karen Continenza explore how cyber insurance evolved into a business necessity, covering expanded coverages, ransomware trends, the importance of insurer-friendly vendor alignment and regulatory developments shaping 2026.
Imran Ahmad and Ruth Promislow discuss how financial institutions can strengthen cyber resilience through defensible documentation, multi-jurisdictional compliance and cultural integration of security across business functions.
Join Randall Jackson, CISO at Income Research & Management, as we dive into building proactive cybersecurity teams, measuring what truly matters, and executing effective incident response. Learn how to strengthen compliance, improve reporting, and enhance resilience—so your organization can detect faster, respond smarter, and protect what matters most.
Charlee Hess of HHS, Michael Thomas of the National Archives' ISOO, Terry Kalka of DoD's DICE, and ISMG's Matthew Perry examine how trusted information sharing, preparedness and personal relationships strengthen public-private cyber defense.
Daryl Haegley of the U.S. Air Force, Justin Ubert of the U.S. Department of Transportation, and ISMG's Sean D. Mack examine how agencies can prioritize cyber investment, close the OT workforce gap and sustain resilience under tight budgets.
Curtis Simpson, chief strategy officer at Gambit Security, explores how AI is redefining cyber risk and why organizations must prioritize resilience, recovery and business continuity to withstand increasingly sophisticated attacks.
Don Codling and Leslie Saravia explore how organizations can identify threats earlier, strengthen resilience and use intelligence-driven security strategies to reduce risk before incidents disrupt business operations.
Sean Mack and Zechariah Akinpelu examine how AI is transforming security operations through automation, threat hunting and faster incident response while emphasizing the continued need for skilled analysts, governance and human oversight.
Richard Weiss, Jody Cantello, Catherine Wiles and Joseph Farah explore how organizations balance prevention and resilience, manage cyber risk, strengthen recovery capabilities, and prepare leadership teams to respond to security incidents.
Amy Zaborowski, Ashley Rose and Margarita Rincon explain how human risk management improves cybersecurity by combining identity, behavior and threat data to identify high-risk users, personalize interventions and strengthen security culture.
Lee Cullivan of Boston Medical Center shares best practices for ensuring executive ransomware readiness by creating a governance framework, defining leadership responsibilities and using tabletop exercises to improve decision-making.
Esmond Kane, Inhel Rekik, Josh Gordon, Monique St. John and Pamela Beck examine how healthcare organizations can strengthen resilience through business continuity planning, third-party risk management and coordinated response to major disruptions.
Heather Costa of Mayo Clinic explains why healthcare organizations must shift from prevention-focused cybersecurity to resilience-focused recovery by prioritizing critical services, phased restoration and operational readiness.
Brian Conway of Commvault explains how healthcare organizations can recover from cyberattacks by combining cyber resilience, AI-aware security strategies, clean data recovery and continuous testing to restore critical systems faster.
Sanjeev Gathani of RV Group leads an immersive, gamified crisis simulation that tests how teams communicate, decide and collaborate under pressure, with real lessons for incident response and crisis leadership.
Anton Kouznetsov, Christer Swartz, Dr. Kayode Alawonde, Gustavo Arias and Ramzi Naouali explain why effective OT security starts with governance, visibility and resilient architecture - not additional complexity.
Martin Laberge of Énergir shares a four-year journey building OT cybersecurity resilience through progressively intensive crisis simulations - and what each exercise revealed about the gaps that mattered most.
Andrew Ginter of Waterfall Security Solutions argues that OT security programs must be stronger than IT - not just different - and connects 50-year-old cybersecurity theory to modern practice including SEC-OT and CIE mitigations.
Grant Smith of Netscout explains why packet-level visibility is the missing link between OT threat detection and Bill C-8 compliance, and how continuous full packet capture enables faster investigation and evidence-backed regulatory reporting.
Adina Schoeneman, Angie Fyke, Martin Laberge, Tolu Oni and Wayne Silberman draw on real breach experience to examine what effective OT incident response looks like - from first steps and unified command to evidence preservation and team recovery.
Marcus Richerson, James DeLuccia and Aaron Guzman walk through a supply chain firmware implant from three perspectives - builder, assessor and product security team - and ask why hardware security still has no equivalent of EDR.
Alessio Mercuri of Vectra AI explains how attackers evade detection by abusing trusted identities and valid credentials as well as how AI-powered behavioral analytics and cross-domain visibility help security teams detect threats sooner.
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.
Fabrizio Pettinau of Akamai explains how AI has accelerated cyberattacks, why perimeter security no longer works, and how AI-driven microsegmentation, continuous visibility, and zero trust help organizations contain threats and recover faster.
Frank Schwaak of Rubrik explains how cyber resilience must cover data, identity, cloud and AI agents, with clean recovery, blast radius analysis and governance to reduce ransomware and agentic AI risks.
KeerthiVivek Muniappan of ServiceNow explores how AI agents, IT-OT convergence and secure orchestration are transforming manufacturing into connected, autonomous and self-healing smart factory environments.
Durga Prasad Dube and Sambit Sinha share how IT-OT convergence, AI integration and expanding attack surfaces are reshaping manufacturing security, while highlighting the need for integrated SOCs, resilience and stronger OT cyber defenses.
Aswim Panigrahi of ManageEngine explains how Industry 5.0 is driving the need for operational resilience through AI Ops, full-stack observability, event correlation and integrated IT-OT security management.
John Ballentine, Christopher Nourrie, Eric Casteel, Abhishek Pathak, Fernando Barcelo and David Heiner discuss how critical infrastructure organizations can strengthen OT resilience through asset visibility, segmentation and a disaster recovery plan.
Korey Wallace of Dupont discusses how OT asset visibility helps organizations reduce risk, improve incident response, align site teams and strengthen resilience across global industrial environments.
Greg Tracey of AMDT explains how OT teams can close the plant-floor reality gap through asset intelligence, version control, change governance and tested recovery.
Corbin Jarms of Avista explains how local AI can improve OT anomaly detection through firewall syslog analysis, machine learning, protocol detections and tunable threat hunting.
In this session, Lt. Gen. Shokin Chauhan explores how enterprises can strengthen cyber resilience through adaptive security strategies, crisis response planning and leadership-driven operational continuity frameworks.
Sunil Sharma of Sophos examines why organizations with 10 security tools still get breached - and how 24/7 managed detection and response closes the gap that alerts alone never will.
Yogesh Kulkarni, Mihirr Thaker and Kishan Kendre examine why traditional OT security approaches are failing and how zero exposure architecture and network segmentation can protect legacy industrial environments.
Mohd. Shadab Siddiqui of JioStar examines why detection engineering is reaching its limits against AI-generated attack patterns and what an AI-native detection stack must look like to replace it.
Sandeep Ghadge of Druva examines why backup and DR are no longer sufficient for cyber recovery, and what clean room recovery, immutability and assume-breach thinking look like in practice.
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