Recorded (1 Hour Event) on Wednesday, August 14, 2019
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Overview:
Phishing is one of InfoSec's longstanding threats. But for cyber criminals, email is just one entry point of many. How can you better prepare you and other end users in your organization for cyber security threats beyond email-based social engineering?
During this session, we will share results from the Proofpoint’s Beyond the Phish® Report, which examines end-user understanding of a broad range of cyber security topics and best practices. The report features analysis of data related to nearly 130 million cyber security questions and offers insights into employee knowledge levels across 14 categories, 16 industries, and more than 20 commonly used department classifications.
We’ll share:
- The importance of assessing and training end users about cyber security threats beyond email-based social engineering
- The strengths and weaknesses among end users across 14 cyber security topics, highlighting how end-user knowledge levels vary across industries
- A more holistic view of susceptibility by looking beyond knowledge assessments and training activities
- How you can use this information to reduce the risk of successful cyber attacks within your organization
Join our experts as we dive into the report and share best practices and pitfalls as we stimulate a stronger security culture.
Moderator:
Stuart Mitchell, Head of Information and Cyber Security Recruitment, Stott and May
Stuart Mitchell is a Managing Principal for Stott and May, an Executive Search business with a large emphasis on Cyber Security. Stuart has built security programs from Fortune 500 businesses through to pre-IPO, scaling startups. With 10 Years’ Experience, Stuart has made critical hires across 4 continents. His contributions to the community include his podcast ‘Stuart Talks Security’, supporting University Students help break into the Security Space (including UCLA and Columbia University) as well as providing thought leadership with the publications ‘CISO Survival Guide’ and ‘Cyber Security in Focus’ Stuart is trusted by CISO’s around the globe to shape their organizations.
Speakers:
Barry Herrin, Founder, Herrin Health Law, P.C.
Barry Herrin is the Founder of Herrin Health Law, P.C., a boutique law practice dedicated to the needs of health care providers. He regularly represents health care providers in all segments of the industry and advises on a wide variety of transactional and regulatory issues, including operations and compliance, mergers and acquisitions, medical information privacy and confidentiality, cybersecurity and data breach response and insider threat mitigation, and the formation of provider collaboratives to offer alternative payment model structures to employers and insurers.
Mr. Herrin is an honors graduate of the Georgia State University College of Law and is admitted to the bars of the District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. He is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, a Fellow of the American Health Information Management Association, and a Fellow of the Healthcare Information Management and Systems Society. He also holds a Certificate in Cyber Security from the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Mr. Herrin is retired from the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, in which he served as the Chief Judge Advocate, and currently donates his time to the Atlanta FBI Citizens Academy Alumni Association and as a healthcare subject matter expert for the Infragard National Membership Alliance.
Lawrence Snyder, Associate Professor of Digital Forensics, Bloomsburg University
Professor Snyder has over two decades of experience in law enforcement, fraud, and auditing in the US Army and a variety of industries, and fifteen years in the field of cybersecurity education. He is currently an Associate Professor of Digital Forensics at Bloomsburg University. He believes that Cybersecurity managers must have a broad understanding of the cyber issues facing organizations, as well as the skills needed to deter cyber-crimes. Systems, processes and all of the people within an organization must be managed holistically and diligently in order to minimize risks and optimize responsiveness.
He developed the cybersecurity program for the State University of New York’s Herkimer County Community College, one of the first cyber-crime programs in New York State. Under his leadership, it obtained national certification from the Information Assurance Courseware Evaluation (IACE) and the Committee on National Security Systems (CNSS). His background also includes positions in major United States banks as a manager of fraud operations and senior information systems auditor. He can be reached by email at lsnyder@bloomu.edu.
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Gretel Egan, Security Awareness and Training Strategist, Proofpoint
Gretel Egan is the Security Awareness and Training Strategist for Proofpoint. A graduate of Carnegie Mellon University, she has extensive experience in researching and developing cybersecurity education content and was named one of “10 Security Bloggers to Follow” by IDG Enterprise. Gretel has written and provided commentary for national, industry, and trade publications, and has previously presented at events hosted by SecureWorld, Infosecurity Europe, ISACA, SC Media, and others.
