Lab Series: Cybersecurity Crisis Management

Preparing the C-Suite for a Cyber Crisis
When a major cybersecurity attack hits an organization, it’s an ‘all hands on deck’ situation with potential impact to all aspects of the business. Executives may be called upon to make difficult decisions such as whether to engage with the attacker and how to prioritize recovery activities. How an organization communicates with its employees, customers, and regulators can make or break its reputation.

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Upcoming Sessions
X.XX Lab | Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery
X.XX Workshop | Creating Your Own Cybersecurity Tabletops
5.16  Roundtable | The Psychology of Crisis Management

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Related Information
Video highlights from a Roundtable with Stevan Bernard on The Sony Cyber Attack – A Crisis Response View

Lab Series: C-Suite Topics

Preparing for Incident Reporting Regulations
The Board and CISO relationship is entering a new phase. Public companies will soon be facing a patchwork of cyber incident reporting requirements that are reminiscent of the complex data protection regulations. The SEC cybersecurity rule will also usher in an unprecedented level of reporting on public companies’ cybersecurity policies, strategies and governance.

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Lab Series: Cybersecurity in Manufacturing

Program Scoping and Funding
Manufacturers increasingly rely on data, information, and technologies to run their operations. Over the last few years we have seen a significant rise in these assets being targeted by cyber attacks. The result has been impacts to individuals’ health and safety, disrupted supply chains and financial and reputational damage to individual businesses.

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Approaches to Manufacturing Network Segmentation
No two manufacturing networks are the same. In order to remain competitive in an evolving global market, manufacturers are pushing significant innovations in their products, manufacturing processes, and equipment. This rapid rate of change has resulted in manufacturing floors that are markedly different from those of just 5 to 10 years ago.

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Upcoming Sessions
4.04 Lab | Managing OT Vulnerabilities
X.XX Lab | Business Continuity Planning and Disaster Recovery
X.XX Lab | Smart/Future Manufacturing Cybersecurity

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Related Information
Case Study: Armis Architecture Design
Case Study: Making the Manufacturing Security Capital Investment Business Case
Case Study: Using Tabletops to Understand Business Continuity and Resiliency Needs

Lab Series: Vulnerability Management for Today’s Threats

Beyond CVSS for Vulnerability Management
Companies Need to Radically Prioritize Their Vulnerabilities. The number of IT vulnerabilities has risen by 411% since 2005, when CVSS scoring was first introduced. Legacy vulnerability management practices no longer work.

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Upcoming Sessions
3.08 Lab | Approaches to Attack Surface Management
4.04 Lab | Managing OT Vulnerabilities
X.XX Lab | Radical Vulnerability Prioritization

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Lab Series: Evolving 3rd Party & Supply Chain Relationships

The Incident Response Role in 3rd Party Compromise
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Upcoming Sessions
4.14 Lab | Defining Supply Chain and Third-Party Risks

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Lab Series: The Evolving Cybersecurity Workforce

The Cybersecurity Workforce Challenges & Opportunities
Hiring alone won’t solve cybersecurity workforce challenges. Business strategies driven by digital transformation are exacerbating the cybersecurity hiring and retention challenges, and ushering in new organizational models..

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Upcoming Sessions
X.XX Lab | Cloud Shared Responsibility Models
X.XX Lab | Embedded Cybersecurity Resourcing Models
X.XX Lab | Cybersecurity Awareness for Today’s Threats
X.XX Roundtable | An Executive View of the CISO

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Case Study: An Early Career Development Program
Case Study: Off Cycle Pay Increases to Retain Early Career Talent
Case Study: Contract-to-Hire Strategies
Case Study: Automation and self-service solutions to support ‘shift left’