What’s your cyber-resilience plan?

November 10, 2020

Every internet-connected laptop, server, and device offers an opportunity for a hacker to infiltrate and compromise your organization. Having a robust cyber-resilience plan for your organization is as fundamental as having a marketing, financial, and business strategy plan.

If you are grappling with the far-reaching business implications of this reality, you need to attend CyberSecure, MIT Technology Review’s inaugural virtual event on the business of cyber risk. This two-day virtual event includes sessions on how to prevent and respond to ransomware, stand up to nation-state hackers, and build a cyber-resilient organization.

Our lineup of expert speakers includes:

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Alissa Abdullah (Dr. Jay), deputy chief security officer at Mastercard
Ben Buchanan, author of The Hacker and the State: Cyber Attacks and the New Normal of Geopolitics and director of the CyberAI Project at Georgetown University Center for Security and Emerging Technology
Edna Conway, VP of Global Security, Risk & Compliance for Microsoft’s Azure Platform
Jamil Farshchi, chief information security officer at Equifax
Herbert Lin, senior research scholar at the Stanford University Center for International Security and Cooperation
MK Palmore, field chief security officer at Palo Alto Networks
Nils Puhlmann, chief trust & security officer at TripActions and cofounder of the Cloud Security Alliance

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from experts at the forefront of cybersecurity as they share best practices so you can stay ahead of cyber threats. Purchase your ticket to CyberSecure today.

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