CSO Ransomware Webinar 
Security Boulevard
JULY 9, 2021
Join Cybereason CSO Sam Curry for this webinar series where he revisits some of the cybersecurity highlights of the first half of 2021, from the SolarWinds supply chain attacks to DarkSide and other major ransomware operations.
Security Boulevard
NOVEMBER 3, 2021
Join Cybereason CEO and co-founder Lior Div and CSO Sam Curry as they break down the anatomy of a ransomware attack. Learn how Cybereason enables defenders to protect themselves and orchestrate the best ransomware defenses. The post Webinar November 18th: Anatomy of a Ransomware Attack appeared first on Security Boulevard.
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Security Boulevard
MARCH 7, 2025
Source: ISACAs Tech Workplace and Culture 2025 report, March 2025) For more information about recruiting and retaining cybersecurity professionals: 10 Ways to Boost Cybersecurity Talent Retention (InformationWeek) 60% of cybersecurity pros looking to change employers (CSO) The cybersecurity industry has an urgent talent shortage.
Security Boulevard
FEBRUARY 14, 2025
And get the latest on ransomware trends and on cybercrime legislation and prevention! Source: 138 webinar attendees polled by Tenable, February 2025) Interested in learning how Tenables security team uses Tenable Cloud Security to safeguard our cloud environments? Meanwhile, an informal Tenable poll looks at cloud security challenges.
Security Boulevard
APRIL 28, 2021
Join Ed Amoroso, CEO of TAG Cyber and Sam Curry, CSO of Cybereason as they discuss pre-COVID-19 trends, discontinuities, and the outlook based on recent events and challenges in the security industry. Supply Chain weaknesses, Ransomware, the “new normal” going forward, the evolution of the MITRE framework and more are all fair game.
Threatpost
NOVEMBER 28, 2020
Hackers are putting a bullseye on healthcare. Experts explore why hospitals are being singled out and what any company can do to better protect themselves.
SecureWorld News
OCTOBER 12, 2022
I think ransomware, they see attackers running a series of very predictable commands. If you think about right around 2014 when the first bits of ransomware started dealing with harming sophisticated businesses, organized crime was determined to take down business information, hold data for ransom, and profit off of it.".
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