Cybersecurity consultant Art Taryan will provide practical, step-by-step directions to reduce the risk of cyberattacks from Russia. You will learn how to detect vulnerabilities and reduce risk.
What You Will Learn
- Russian threat modus operandi
- Enterprise security operations
- Incident response and forensics
- Vulnerability management
- Threat intelligence
- Supply-chain risk
- Training exercises
- Critical security controls
- Best practices
- Checklists
- Knowledge references
Training Overview
Are Russian hackers targeting your organization? If not yet, they may soon. Prepare now.
U.S. organizations are in an unprecedented and heightened state of risk from Russian cyberattacks due to current geopolitical tensions. Ignoring this reality and not properly preparing could lead to catastrophic losses. Russia has already demonstrated its advanced cyber weaponry against business and government targets in Ukraine.
You can apply proven best practices, checklists, and best practices to strengthen your organization’s security posture. You must immediately align your people, processes, and technologies against all cyber threats.
How To Prepare For Russian Cyber Attacks
- Russian threat modus operandi
- Enterprise security operations
- Incident response and forensics
- Vulnerability management
- Threat intelligence
- Supply-chain risk
- Training exercises
- Critical security controls
- Best practices
- Checklists
- Knowledge references
Who Should Attend?
Expert Presenters
Art Taryan
- 14 years of experience in risk/threat and project management within multiple Fortune 500 companies and the US military
- Focuses on cyber threat intelligence, threat modeling, insider threat, incident response, and counter fraud
- Leads the threat intelligence efforts within Cross Country Consulting’s Cyber & Privacy group
- Previously an Army officer, including supporting real-world defensive and offensive cyber operations alongside the NSA
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