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Cyber Security… IS IT SAFE? Be Prepared!! (B9)
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Dan Nelson, Certified Ethical Hacker, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security
and Privacy Practice Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Jeffrey Schultz, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security and Privacy Practice
Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Becky Snell, Director IT, Dankmeyer O&P
When it comes to information privacy and data security, preparedness is paramount. Learn common, and even unexpected threats, how to prepare for and how to respond following a breach, and potential liability. Analyze the dangers posed specifically to healthcare providers, particularly as it relates to privacy laws enacted by HIPAA. The sensitive nature of healthcare information makes it particularly vulnerable to ransomware and email phishing attacks, extortion, finance, and healthcare-related identity theft.
Cyber Security… IS IT SAFE? Be Prepared!! (B9)
Mandalay Bay L
Dan Nelson, Certified Ethical Hacker, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security
and Privacy Practice Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Jeffrey Schultz, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security and Privacy Practice
Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Becky Snell, Director IT, Dankmeyer O&P
When it comes to information privacy and data security, preparedness is paramount. Learn common, and even unexpected threats, how to prepare for and how to respond following a breach, and potential liability. Analyze the dangers posed specifically to healthcare providers, particularly as it relates to privacy laws enacted by HIPAA. The sensitive nature of healthcare information makes it particularly vulnerable to ransomware and email phishing attacks, extortion, finance, and healthcare-related identity theft.
Hooded computer hacker working on desktop PC computer. P2P and piracy, computer virus and trojans, phishing, malware and ransomware concept with glitch effect.
Ransom malware, or ransomware, is a type of malware that prevents users from accessing their system or personal files and demands ransom payment in order to regain access.
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Get Into the Brain of a Hacker!
Meet our next speaker, Tal Kollender, CEO and Co-Founder of Gytpol. Tal was a professional hacker as a teen, always on the hunt to crack open what seemed impossible starting with video games and then moving on to larger IT challenges.
As part of her Army service in Israel, she was recruited to the Air Force to become a fighter pilot. Later, the IDF re-assigned her to the IT Corp Cyber Security-Systems Division, were she served as an ICT cyber specialist.
Her professional career took her to Dell EMC where she was a Cyber expert & System Security Architect before starting Gytpol with her co-founders.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear what goes on in the mind of a hacker.
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Many organizations, reliance on IT means that they cannot operate if their system goes down. In today's world, every company is part of the IT industry and needs to prepare for disasters. If this sounds like your company, and it should, you must have either a disaster recovery plan or a business continuity plan, or both in place, so when the worst happens, you get back online as swiftly as possible.
What is the crucial difference between business continuity versus disaster recovery?
The crucial difference is when the plan takes effect. Business continuity requires you to keep operations running during the disaster event and immediately after. Disaster recovery focuses on responding once the event has been completed and returning to normal.
While both plans incorporate the "after" response, disaster recovery is about getting your company back to where it started before the event occurred. Although both plans overlap, they remain distinct in how they operate.
An example would be if a hurricane destroys your office building, your business recovery solution may allow employees to work remotely. This solution may only work as part of emergency response and may not be sustainable long term. Your disaster recovery solution focuses on ways to get employees back in a single location and how to replace equipment.
If you haven't written a plan yet, here are tips to help you execute effective disaster recovery and business continuity plan.
The Digital Tuesday January 2015 Cyber event held at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, South Wales.
Guest speakers for the packed event were Brian Lord OBE, Managing Director of PGI Cyber and Peter Martin of the Thomas Carroll Group PLC.
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Is your pc closed and showing a bogus FBI screen revealing your pc and IP address have been engaged in unlawful online action such as distributed trademark content and child pornography? You are contaminated with the FBI malware. Please note, this incident is the indication of risky viruses called ransomware.
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The Digital Tuesday January 2015 Cyber event held at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport, South Wales.
Guest speakers for the packed event were Brian Lord OBE, Managing Director of PGI Cyber and Peter Martin of the Thomas Carroll Group PLC.
@DigiTuesday on Twitter
Images Copyright 2015 Brian Carroll - www.crimzn.com
Screenshot of Trojan.Randsom.C asking the user to pay for a license.
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