ON DEMAND WEBINAR
The ultimate
people-centric
webinar on
ransomware prevention
We’d say people-centric methods for preventing ransomware are poorly understood. But that would mean they’re on the table to begin with.
And, let’s face it, they usually aren’t.
But they should be.
Because despite all the technical controls organizations have in place—and all the security awareness training they throw at people—ransomware attacks are still on the rise.
Now, with new legislation that could make it illegal to pay ransom looming around the globe, organizations are going to be more reliant on their people to stave off the worst.
So, we think it’s time we had a serious talk.
CybSafe’s Science & Research team has been investigating how we can help people stop and spot ransomware attacks.
And they’ll present their findings in this free webinar.
They’ll be joined by Tom Everard and Jake Moore who’ll share what they learned dealing with ransomware attacks, and what they now do differently as a result.
Join the conversation!
What you’ll learn…
The legislative changes to ransomware regulation, and the potential effects.
People-centric methods for preventing ransomware.
How your peers have dealt with ransomware attacks.
Who’s it for?
CISOs, CIOs, and data protection officers
CTOs, IT Directors, and IT Managers
Information security officers, managers, and analysts
Security awareness professionals
Anyone struggling with getting people to engage with security awareness initiatives
Our speakers:
Director of Science and Research
CybSafe
Dr Jason Nurse is the Director of Science and Research at CybSafe, a market-leading security awareness and data analytics software company, and he is also an Associate Professor in Cyber Security at the University of Kent.
At CybSafe, Dr Nurse leads a team of behavioural scientists and researchers responsible for ensuring that the company’s product is grounded in scientific evidence and empowers users to make smarter security decisions and build better habits.
Jason has spoken at venues across the world, and has contributed to (or featured in) mainstream media such as the Wall Street Journal, The BBC, Newsweek and Wired. Prior to CybSafe, Dr Nurse has engaged in research into human cyber risk, security behaviours, and cyber psychology, at the Universities of Oxford and Warwick; with his PhD specifically focused on organisational cyber security.
Principal Consultant Digital Trust and Cyber Security
PA Consulting
Tom is an expert in managing human cyber risk and a former diplomat. He leads PA Consulting’s People Cyber capability and has brought focus on two primary areas of client interest.
Addressing the cyber skills gap through helping organisations to identify, develop and retain cyber talent. And helping to embed the right cyber behaviours through PA’s approaches to security culture and behaviour improvement.
Vice President Operations
CybSafe
She’s a seasoned international lawyer (common law qualified). She’s also a business enabler, impact-driven change negotiator and effective communicator (INSEAD certified) who specialises in compliance program management, risk frameworks and corporate governance.
She’s also a Certified Information Privacy Professional / Europe (CIPP/E- IAPP) and a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM- IAPP), a certified Compliance Officer (ACOI), a certified Cyber Risk Officer (ICTTF) and confirmed change management professional with extensive experience in corporate conduct.
Annick is a chair of the Diversity in Cyber Security Working Group of the Swiss Cyber Forum, an Ambassador for the International Cyber Threat Task Force and a chapter chair of PrivacyConnect Geneva.
Annick speaks widely at events on the topics of GRC (governance, risk and compliance) specifically around privacy, cyber security and the human element of these business challenges.
Jake Moore is a Cyber Security Specialist for ESET offering unbiased cybersecurity support and advice to organisations. He previously worked for Dorset Police spanning 14 years primarily investigating computer crime in the Digital Forensics Unit on a range of offences from fraud to murder.
Within law enforcement powers, he learnt how to retrieve digital evidence from all devices whilst engaging in a variety of ways to ethically break security in order to help protect innocent victims of cybercrime.
He then became a cybersecurity consultant for the police delivering tailored advice to the public and local businesses in order to help protect the community and build upon their security foundations.