Does Your Cyber Resilience Plan Include Understanding Cyber Threats From Both Within and Without Your Organization?

For many businesses, institutions, and government facilities the question is not whether they will suffer a cyber disruption, but when and how they must be prepared to detect, assess, defend, and defeat it? Is your company prepared not only for an outside cyber attack, but also an internal disruption through social media, a disgruntled employee, or subversive competitor? Does your resilience plan include making the fullest use of intelligence analytics to enhance protection of your second most valuable asset (presuming your first are your people): your own unique proprietary information and technology infrastructure? Can you mitigate the adverse outcomes associated with being targeted by a sophisticated attacker who is probably more knowledgeable than you about your own security intrusion detection systems (IDS) and cyber operations? Your business does not have to be heavily regulated, or even highly profitable, to be a target or a collateral damage victim of a cyber-attack. Would you like to increase your understanding of insider threats and intelligence analytics to improve your cyber resilience plan from someone without a new hardware or software sales campaign?

Join the litigation team of Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP for a 90 minute presentation which will focus on understanding the scope and trends in the insider threat arena and the way in which intelligence analytics may function for you rather than against you; and can impact your cyber resilience plan – it’s all about much more than putting the IT equipment back in good working order.

Registration is from 11:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
The Seminar is from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.

Seating is limited and by invitation only.  RSVP by March 29.

For questions, please contact Pam Wiener at pwiener@bradley.com or 615.252.3515.

This course has been approved by the Alabama State Bar for one and a half hours of CLE credits.