How to Manage Ransomware Attacks Against Your Remote Workforce
Your organization may be adjusting to the new normal of working from home, but threat actors are always poised to identify new security vulnerabilities and take advantage of the vulnerabilities that remote work environments are particularly susceptible to. Whether or not your increased workforce is temporary, it’s critical to take precautions and have the right safeguards in place any time remote work is utilized.
Learn how to protect your organization by detecting ransomware, and other malicious activity coming from an increase in using personal devices for work, accessing the network over an insecure connection, targeted phishing attempts and unencrypted communication of sensitive information.
Join us as we discuss the potential security pitfalls of a remote workforce and how you can:
- Protect your organization by detecting ransomware
- Eliminate alert fatigue by only sending serious alerts to your staff
- Shorten the dwell time of infections to reduce risk
Presenters:
Bob Erdman
Sr. Manager, Product Management
Core Security
Bob Erdman is Head of Product Management for Core Security’s Cyber Threat Solutions (CTS). With more than 25 years of experience in information technology, he has worked with global customers across the government, healthcare, financial, and military industries to help implement mission-critical technology. Bob is also a veteran of the United States Army National Guard and a current member of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation’s InfraGard Cyber Health Working Group
James Adams
Sales Engineer
Core Security
James Adams is a Sales Engineer for Core Security focusing on helping organizations reduce cyber risk through penetration testing, vulnerability management, and network threat detection. James has years of experience in the security industry, starting in the MSSP space at Secureworks and then spending some time at RSA before joining Core Security.
Host:
Seth Adler is an editor, host, moderator, producer and unlicensed anthropologist. He 'brings people together around content' producing virtual events, international in-person events, podcasts, video, and the written word. Cultural significance is a focus for Seth as he at one time was responsible for bringing the former greatest show on earth – Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey to town. At another time he produced music showcases at the historic, now closed CBGB. He’s the former Editor-in-Chief of Cyber Security Hub, AI, Data & Analytics Network and Intelligent Automation Network.
