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In this series the learner will be introduced to concepts in cybersecurity, such as the core principles of security, wired and wireless network security. The learner will explore topics like operating system security and security software and more.
Join Bob Slocum, Product Marketing Director at Tessian discusses the most sophisticated, real-world email social engineering attacks found by Tessian's threat intelligence team.
This course is designed to help bring new employees up to speed on the various IT security issues facing companies to day. Its primary use is intended to be as an instructional video shown during the new-hire on-boarding process.
Embark on your cybersecurity journey with Cybersecurity Fundamentals, a course designed for those new to the field. This course prepares you for the ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) exam
This is a non-technical course designed for every end user. Our experts explain very common security topics that are critical to be aware of in today’s work environment, but explains in the “end-users” non-technical language, so everyone can understand.
In the US, NIST is the de-facto standard for security, compliance and privacy. If you are doing business with the US federal government, manage critical infrastructure, or maintain personally identifiable information (PII), you must be compliant with NIST standards. NIST provides the Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) and Risk Management Framework (RMF) to guide organizations on securing their infrastructure, systems, and data.
Nathan Swain of Binance, Max Kington of BNP and Surinder Lall of Paramount analyze AI-driven cyberthreats, from deepfakes to automated phishing, sharing real-world examples and practical defense strategies.
Alex Wilson of Yubico and Pranav Bhayani of iValue Group explore modern authentication methods and defense-in-depth strategies against phishing.
Business email compromise (BEC) attacks are increasingly used by attackers as a way of targeting organizations. According to Gartner, through 2023, BEC attacks will continue to double each year to over $5 billion and lead to large financial losses for enterprises.
Explore the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications!
Vincent Porte explains how organizations must evolve from periodic awareness training to comprehensive human risk management addressing AI-powered threats and sophisticated attacks.
As the volume of data generated and shared online grows exponentially, privacy concerns have become more pressing than ever before. Sign up today to learn from Babatunde Bambigboye, Head - Legal Enforcement Regulations, Nigeria Data Protection Commission!
Veracode CISO Sohail Iqbal provides guidance on prioritizing software security and effectively communicating metrics to board members.
Mohit Garg explores passwordless authentication strategies for manufacturing floors, addressing shared terminal challenges through RFID badges and biometric solutions that reduce IT costs, phishing risks and productivity losses.
SafeGuard Cyber CEO Chris Lehman discusses AI-powered defense strategies against language-based attacks across communication channels.
Trevor Foskett of Virtru explores military-grade encryption and data-centric protection strategies for financial services compliance and security.
Robert Mitera explores human factors engineering principles that reduce cognitive load, adopts aviation safety privilege models and addresses why cybersecurity awareness training fails without continuous process integration.
Claire Moravec draws on FBI counterterrorism experience to explore how leaders transform crises into competitive strength through trust-based decision-making, cross-functional resilience and values-driven clarity under pressure.
Claire Le Gal, SVP at Mastercard, explores payment security evolution, cyber risk mitigation and fraud prevention strategies in an evolving digital landscape.
Wahyu Agung Prasetyo, Thuraya Al-Harthi and Sujit Christy explore the evolving partnership between CIOs and CISOs in driving business enablement while maintaining robust cybersecurity.
Dr. Amirudin Abdul Wahab, CEO of CyberSecurity Malaysia, discusses evolving data protection frameworks and the balance between security and privacy in the digital era.
Learn from Matthias Yeo, Mel Migrino, and Jenny Tan about tackling the cybersecurity talent crunch, building resilient offensive strategies, leveraging automation, and weaving cybersecurity accountability across business functions for enhanced defense.
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.
Manju Mude examines how understanding human strengths and weaknesses mitigates cyber risk, moving from awareness to enablement and building culture-driven programs through transparency, accountability and empowerment.
Chitra Balakrishna and David Parles discuss why cyber resilience still starts with people and how strong leadership, embedded behaviors and getting the basics right help organizations reduce human risk and build lasting cyber resilience.
Jothi Dugar, CISO at the NIH Center for Information Technology, explains why defender burnout is a critical cyber vulnerability and how micro resets, recovery and psychological safety build resilience.
Mitcheal Veenstra and Cecil Pineda explore how organizations can build a human firewall by improving security culture, rewarding positive behavior, and preparing employees to recognize and respond to AI-driven cyberthreats.
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.
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.
Petri Kuivala of Hoxhunt examines how AI is supercharging social engineering attacks and how behavioral transformation turns employees into an organization's most effective line of defense.
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.
Jason Grierson of Veeam Software explains how AI-driven social engineering is reshaping cybersecurity and why building a security culture, not just awareness, helps employees become an organization's strongest line of defense.
Grant Hughes, CISO at The Nascent Group, examines how to accelerate zero trust adoption across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, covering visibility, operational lessons and the shift from strategy to execution.
Brad Flanagan of Essential Energy shares five years of building OT security programs, covering how to reach field staff who don't read emails, why embedding cyber teams in OT builds shared language and structuring leadership engagement for ownership.
Jim Betzhold of South Florida Water Management District shares the real-world journey of unifying IT and OT security and the cultural, technical and organizational lessons learned along the way.
Matt Cerny and Sudhakar Vishnubhotla join ISMG's Matthew Perry to explore how security leaders can build teams that effectively combine human judgment with AI - without falling into automation bias or losing critical thinking.
Gord Howells of Sofina Foods shares how people-centric security strategies, career-stage profiling and C-suite communication build a lasting security culture.
Matthias Glawe of Jungheinrich shares how a global people-centric security program - built on local coordinators, OT-specific modules and multilingual content - reaches workers on the shop floor.
Jeanette Lind, Nick Padron, Robert Rees, Rouman Ebrahim and Vimal Subramanian discuss how resilient systems, strong security culture and foundational controls work together to reduce cyber risk.
According to INTERPOL’s 2022 Africa Cyberthreat Assessment report, South Africa leads the continent in the number of cybersecurity threats identified. Register today to gain firsthand insight from Nomaphelo Baloyi, Regional Security Lead - Africa, Mastercard.
Explore how CIOs empower hybrid workforces with insights from Anil Kumar Saha and Ivan Irawan. Learn about collaboration tools, evolving workforce needs, cybersecurity, and data-driven strategies for productivity and innovation in hybrid models.
Join Kayzad Vanskuiwalla and Harshil Doshi in a discussion of how AI is shaping cybersecurity.
Steven Wallstedt, Vlad Brodsky and Bino Gopal discuss real-world applications and challenges of generative AI in financial services security.
Join Michael DeNicola in a conversation about social engineering tactics and what organizations can do to thwart them.
Don Gibson, CISO of Kinly, shares insights on preventing burnout in cybersecurity teams and maintaining balance during periods of rapid transformation.
Join Ralph Johnson in a discussion of how he tackled security on a state-wide scale.
FortiGuard Labs' Aamir Lakhani analyzes real-world OT attack cases and honeypot data to reveal cybercriminal tactics, tools and motivations targeting critical infrastructure.
Sumitomo Chemical's Erwin Eimers discusses implementing new cybersecurity road maps, focusing on IS/ICS security, and leveraging open XDR and purple teaming.
Selim Houfani, Michael Bonhomme, Antoine Bajolet and Abdel Kander explore AI's dual role in social engineering attacks and defense strategies, including bug bounties and proactive measures.
Victor Lough of Schneider Electric outlines life cycle approach for protecting OT assets while maintaining operational availability, focusing on foundational requirements to reduce corporate failure risks.
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