CYBER SECURITY FOR BUSINESS – VIRTUAL

• Developers are often regarded as the superhumans that know it all and can do everything. This is more than often true, however if we start blaming them for errors in the security specter of their code we are doing them wrong. It is not their fault, but more the overall way on how development is completed from the architecture to the release.
• This presentation will explore how easy it is to miss security related details that can be used by attackers to breach the victims data. If these go undetected throughout your SDLC and make it through your DevOps process to the release, then devastation is unavoidable.
• Therefore we will conclude by showing you how to identify them at the right place and time to avoid delays in your delivery schedule.

• Rebooting an outdated security strategy – how far should you go? 
• Exploring 4 technologies to transform security – AI, quantum computing, identity management and ubiquitous connectivity 
• How to identify deficits in your strategy and incorporate into your risk management program 

• Why you should have a cyber and data risks insurance policy in place 
• The costs of getting back to business after an attack 
• Where do you stand in terms of reputation? 

• Looking at key insights, what is the current threat landscape and how has this evolved.
• What must we consider to reduce the impact of a cyber attack.
• Let’s explore the steps for building and strengthening our cyber resilience posture.

• Are you breach ready? 
• Identifying where the biggest improvements can be made to your cyber security policy 
• Evaluating the cost of a potential breach and the most cost-effective solution to industry-specific threats 
• How important is a good cybereducation?