What to do in the first five minutes of a cyberattack
Learn what happens in the first few minutes a hacker has made entry and how security teams can successfully respond
Find out what security teams should do to maximize their chances of quick detection and minimize both access and damage following a cyberattack
In the early stages of a live cyber-attack, time is both your ally and your enemy. The quicker an organization can identify and contain the attack, the better. But the longer a hacker is in your systems, the greater the likelihood your organization is going to experience a significant breach and potential loss.
Join Chief Cloud Officer Paul Keely at Open Systems to understand what happens in the first few minutes a hacker has made entry and what security teams should do to maximize their chances of quick detection and minimize both access and damage.
During this webinar you will learn:
- What to do in order to to be prepared in advance
- How to limit access and damage
- The best way to respond in the event of a successful attack
Speaker
Paul Keely
Chief Cloud Officer
Open Systems
Paul Keely is the Chief Cloud Officer at Open Systems. Keely joined Open Systems after its acquisition of Born in the Cloud, a specialist in security and Azure that he co-founded and ran as CEO. His success helping organizations understand, design and implement complex security environments led to his recognition as a 12-time Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in the Microsoft Azure category and member of the Microsoft MVP Security Council. Keely has written several computer-related books, including Microsoft Cloud Security at the C-Level a best seller on Azure security.
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