Cyber Security Update – August 2024 (CrowdStrike Catastrophe, Windows Recall, Browser Extensions, Evil Twin Networks)
Overview
Staying up to date with the current cyber landscape, with actionable, low-barrier to entry solutions to introduce.
The session will provide attendees with an update of the current threat landscape, as it relates to small and medium businesses. We will also discuss a cybersecurity measure or threat in detail, and provide some actionable steps to introduce.
This August session will focus on:
- CrowdStrike Catastrophe – what happened, why it impacted so many, and what we need to be aware of now / next
- Windows Recall – feature or bug?
- Browser Extensions – convenience can equal insecurity.
- Evil Twin Networks – practising good WiFi hygiene.
- Ransomware and Stealer Log Updates.
Attendees will gain:
- Increased awareness of Australian cyber threat landscape.
- Real world examples of application, and mitigation steps.
- Improved governance and procedure development.
- Tools and techniques to apply to your professional and personal life to improve your security posture.
There is no expected level of cybersecurity proficiency need to attend or gain benefit from these sessions.
Learning Outcomes:
- An understanding of cybersecurity threats as they relate to small and medium businesses in Australia.
- Applicable cybersecurity enhancements we can easily deploy to improve cybersecurity posture.
Suited to:
Professional service providers. Accountants, lawyers, conveyancers, real estate agents. Any people that deal in personal identifiable information.
This On Demand Includes:
- Recording of the Live Webinar, which can be viewed multiple times
- PowerPoint Presentation
- Verbatim Transcript, with Searchability
- Supporting Documentation
- CPD Quiz
- CPD Certificate
Course syllabus
3 lessons
- Video – Cyber Security Update – August 2024Video
- Feedback Survey 2024Survey
- Knowledge QuizTest
Your presenter
Tyler WiseCyberwise
is a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience in the fields of public practice accounting, cybersecurity, and open source intelligence. With a diverse background that includes being a former owner of an accounting practice and the founder of a cybersecurity firm called Cyberwise, Tyler possesses a unique perspective on how cybersecurity integrates into a business model. Throughout his career, Tyler has honed his expertise in various areas, including forensic accounting, digital forensics, and OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) investigations. His deep understanding of these fields enables him to provide valuable insights and solutions to businesses seeking to navigate the complex landscape of cybersecurity threats.