Securing Your System Against the Next DDoS Attack

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In a recent survey, less than a quarter (24%) of cybersecurity professionals said they were ‘very confident’ in their organization’s knowledge of how to respond to an RDDoS attack. Indeed, despite large investments in DDoS protection solutions, many attacks still succeed in bringing down systems and causing outages, leading to huge disruption and costs to businesses.

Join expert panelists in an interactive discussion on how to better prepare and maximize protection against DDoS attacks, including when they are part of ransomware, and ensure that your site remains protected even in the event of an attack.

Join this session to learn:

  • The latest trends and tactics around DDoS attacks
  • How to maximize the use of DDoS attack simulation
  • Improve DDoS protection best practices

Speakers

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James Coker

Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

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Professor Kevin Curran

Senior IEEE Member and Professor of Cybersecurity, Ulster University.

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Ziv Gadot

CEO, Red Button

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Dominic Grunden

CISO for UnionDigital Bank and ClubCISO Member

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