Prof. Steve Furnell is Professor of Cyber Security in the School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, and a Board Member of the Chartered Institute of Information Security.
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How to Prepare Your Organization’s Response to the Next Cyber Incident
Digital transformation has accelerated the growth of business, but as digital capabilities expand, opportunities for digital systems to be compromised increase. Recent events have revealed vulnerabilities at even the most advanced organizations, proving that when it comes to cyber-attacks, it’s no longer a question of 'if' but 'when'. It’s time for businesses to plan for an unexpected attack, putting the tools and automation in place to contain and recover from an attack before it affects your business. Join this webinar to learn: • Why operational resilience is more than just systems monitoring • What planning is required to deal with cyberthreat containment • How Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps) with Service Intelligence represents a solution for ensuring faster remediation
#HowTo: Design an Engaging Staff Awareness Training Program
In this 30-minute session, learn how to create an engaging training program that enables all types of employees to understand security basics and implement these learnings into their day-to-day work.
#IMOS20 A Strange New World: COVID-19 and Changing Infosec Norms
At the start of 2020, few people could have envisaged the unprecedented impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had across the globe. The health crisis has affected and, in many cases, dramatically altered practically every industry and sector we’ve come to know, and information security has been no exception
Authentication Standards in 2019: Why Passwords Remain Problematic, and Future Solutions
Webinar looking at trends, findings and solutions for the password problem
Why Your Business Can't Ignore the Need for a Password Manager Any Longer
In this webinar, we will look at why employees still use weak passwords despite knowing the risks and provide guidance for security and IT professionals on keeping password costs and risks under control, without losing employee buy-in.
Suffering Security Lag?
The recent spate of security incidents provides timely evidence that our adoption of technology appears to be outstripping our ability to protect it.
The First 72 Hours - Dealing with the Crucial Time in Incident Response
The initial signs that you have a security incident on your hands are rarely black and white. The first questions you have to ask yourself are "Is this a real incident?" and "How should I respond?"
Addressing the Security Risks of Negligent Insiders
All workplaces share the same security threat: the well-meaning but careless employee who may be more focused on productivity than protecting the company’s sensitive or confidential information. Often, without thinking of the potential consequences, they leave confidential documents in plain view, share passwords, circumvent security procedures and transfer sensitive data to the public cloud without company.
Creating a Company-Wide Information Security Culture
As the subject of information security works its way into the boardroom, the importance of creating a company-wide information security culture is increasingly understood. Staff engagement at every level is required in order for the culture to be truly present and effective. This session will look at what it takes to make each and every user part of the organization’s information security defense, and what training and approaches can be adopted to change the company’s culture.
