This webinar will deep dive in to how attacks happen, where gaps are exploited and what happens next.
A modern cyber attack can move quickly. But how does an attacker actually get in, what could stop them and what happens if they do get through?
Join The HBP Group and Sasha Roshan from our partners at Huntress for a free, educational webinar on Tuesday 24 November at 2pm, where we’ll take a deeper look at how modern cyber attacks develop from the first opportunity through to a live incident.
Your speakers
A technical view from the front line, and a business view from someone who’s supported SMBs through every shift in technology. Ask them both questions live throughout the session.
You may remember Sasha from our enable event earlier this year. With over 7 years' in cyber security, he specialises in demonstrating how attackers exploit vulnerabilities and how businesses can protect themselves.
Sasha has delivered over 200 live presentations and was invited to present at New Scotland Yard alongside the Cyber Crime Unit, sharing real-world cyber attack scenarios and practical defence strategies.
Tony has more than 25 years’ experience in the industry and at The HBP Group, working closely with businesses as technology and cyber security have evolved.
As Chief Service Delivery Officer, he oversees how we support and protect 650+ client organisations day to day, so he’ll bring the practical, business side of what keeps a company secure.
A clear view of where your business stands today, and the areas worth a closer look. It’s the practical next step after the session: take what you’ve learned and apply it to your own organisation.
Business owners, directors and senior leaders looking to understand how cyber attacks happen and where their business may be exposed.
Clear, practical advice designed for everyone, regardless of technical experience, with useful insights you can apply to your business.
Put your questions to Tony and Sasha throughout the webinar and get practical answers to help you better protect your business.
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