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Join Lynn Peachey in a three part series on Cybersecurity Insurance. Part 1 is an introductory exploration of the growing ransomware threat and the role of cybersecurity insurance. Part 2 is an exploration of the cyber insurance vendor's incident response process and finally part 3 is an exploration of risks and trends in cyber insurance.
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 Romanus Prabhu Raymond in a conversation about expanding attack surfaces and cybersecurity strategies to protect endpoints.
Join Terence Gomes in an exploration of cyber resilience, disaster recovery and business goals.
Join Ankit Wasnik in a discussion about going back to the basics of building a successful cybersecurity program.
Join Suraj Jayaraman explores the cybersecurity disaster recovery process.
Sachin Khalap and Shivani Arni discuss CISO strategies for breach management, reputation recovery, and cyber resilience. Learn how to handle post-breach response, mitigate risks, and safeguard customer data.
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.
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.
Sean Blenkhorn from Axonius explains modern approaches to cybersecurity asset management in increasingly complex environments.
Siddharth Iyer from Radware examines current DDoS attack trends and proactive protection strategies for financial institutions.
Ali Abdulla Alsadadi shares insights on managing multi-cloud security. Learn about quantifying risks, tackling API complexities, integrating data, and building offensive strategies to mitigate risks in siloed multi-cloud environments.
Join Khalid Nizami as he explores aligning digital technologies with business goals, adopting AI-driven innovations like generative AI, and addressing challenges in talent, skills, and governance to drive business transformation and growth.
Chanez Zahzah explores disaster recovery planning that bridges IT and OT silos. She shares insights on unified governance approaches, early detection frameworks and coordinated response strategies that embed resilience into daily operations.
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.
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.
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.
Amit Gupta, Esmond Kane, Jesse Ku, Mike Leffer and Nick Sturgeon examine how healthcare organizations can balance cybersecurity spending with patient safety by prioritizing risk, strengthening resilience and using AI to improve defense.
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.
Shee Yan Ho of the Supreme Court of Singapore examines why people remain the most critical - and overlooked - variable in cybersecurity, and how profile-based education and governance culture drive lasting resilience.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Harmit Singh Malhotra, Shivani Arni, Brijesh Singh, Kalpesh Doshi and Komal Vora examine how geopolitical tensions are reshaping enterprise cyber risk - from supply chain disruption and state-sponsored threats to deepfakes and data sovereignty.
Raja M of ManageEngine makes the case for autonomous endpoint management - showing why AI-accelerated attacks measured in minutes demand automated detection, remediation and resilience, not more dashboards or manual response.
Anwaya Sengupta, Baidyanath Kumar, Jnana Ranjan Dash and Kanishk Gaur examine AI poisoning as the next frontier of supply chain attacks, and debate how zero trust, security by design and AI validation can safeguard systems before they become weapons.
Retired Major General Bipin Bakshi and Siddhant Hira discuss Operation Sindoor, the VUCA-to-BANI shift and why military principles - from worst-case planning to quarterly cyber drills - are the most practical playbook CISOs have right now.
Retd. Major Gen. Manish Mehta, Dr. Yask Sharma and Dr. Sidharth Shukla draw on military intelligence and telecom expertise to examine how geopolitical tensions, nation-state threats and vendor ecosystem risks are reshaping enterprise cyber strategy.
Shree Kumar R of Druva shares a modern approach to cyber resilience, using real-world examples to show how organizations can guarantee clean recovery, minimize downtime and turn resilience into a strategic business advantage.
Ronald Chan of Aboitiz Power Corporation shares practical lessons from deploying a unified secure remote access framework across a major energy operator's OT network, from zero-trust principles to cultural change.
Antony Otwoma examines how IT-OT convergence is expanding Africa's industrial attack surface, and what the energy, mining, telecom, transportation and manufacturing sectors must do to manage emerging cyber risk.
Brendan Dowling explains government threat assessments, SOCI Act reforms outcomes, what nation-state actors like Volt and Salt Typhoon are targeting, and how Cyber Security Strategy Horizon 2 shapes resilience priorities.
Carlos Sanchez of Fortinet challenges OT security practitioners to think like bad actors, move beyond compliance and operationalize cyber resilience across critical infrastructure environments.
Jason Cook of Rubrik introduces the Minimum Viable Facility concept - a cyber-resilience approach that ensures critical infrastructure organizations can maintain essential operations during and after a cyberattack.
Claudio Sangaletti draws on real incident experience to examine why OT business continuity planning is non-negotiable and what recovery actually looks like.
Majida Dere and Konstantin Schäfers present the rapid OT incident response model built at Westfleisch in partnership with KPMG, covering response readiness, tabletop exercises and board-level governance.
Christoph Nagy of SecurityBridge examines how SAP vulnerabilities create direct paths to OT disruption and what a holistic SAP security program must cover to protect operational continuity.
Building cyber resilience requires more than technology. CISO Brandon Wilson explores how organizations can strengthen security through awareness, behavior change, proactive planning and adaptive defenses.
Gaurav Saxena of SentinelOne presents the absorb-adapt-recover framework for building resilient security systems designed to contain breaches, mutate with threats and accelerate recovery.
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