“To quantify risk you must have: something of value; something that threatens that value; and some vulnerability that makes the threat real”
Cyber is here to stay and it is evolving faster than our awareness, knowledge, skills or defences can keep up with.
The cyber industry, however, has adopted a similar marketing strategy as the insurance industry – assuming the only way to get people’s attention and encourage them to spend more time and money on cyber products and services is to recount horror stories about catastrophic cyber attacks and failed companies.
This strategy has worn very thin over the last decade and people have come to realise that, just like car accidents or outbreaks of fire, cyber attacks can be horrendous or nothing more than a mild inconvenience. What is needed is a better "appreciation".
Introductions to the true nature of cyber risk. The briefing will provide background and non-technical explanations to raise awareness of the tools and techniques used in cyber activity.
This session will motivate people to take more interest in mitigating cyber risks.
Awareness literally means “knowledge or perception of a situation” and the starting point is a bit of history and background to cyber. Then we use the industry standard Cyber Risk Equation to explore elements of cyber practice that will enable sensible business-risk decisions. Establishing the true value of those things that tend to be targeted by hackers and discussing some simple approaches to protect them better without spending too much time or money
Webinar Content
1. The Cyber Risk Equation
2. Value: I have nothing worth hacking
3. Threat: Who would hack me?
4. Vulnerability: Someone else’s issue
5. Treatment of Cyber Risk
Concept Briefing
1. Consultative 2hr session for the Board
2. Tailored to the needs of the organisation
3. How to break the Kill Chain
4. An annual license for the platform
The SudoCyber team will speak from experience and lean into their unique SaaS-based accelerated learning platform, designed to help develop cyber knowledge and capability in non-cyber people. The platform can be used as a teaching aid to demonstrate what some cyber attacks look like or a complimentary offering for those who are interested in exploring further to continue at the own pace. It will also help technical staff to become proficient.
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