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Using the cyber kill chain framework to protect your organisation


Date:
29th September, 2015
Time:
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
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Cyber criminals are organised and well-funded and just like any innovative commercial business, these organisations have a business plan and an operating framework to ‘go to market’.

If we understood how they go about targeting individuals at organisations like yours, perhaps we might change the way we protect our users. The good news is that there is a common operating framework that cyber criminals work towards known as the cyber kill chain.

It’s time to play the cyber criminals at their own game! Join Bloor Research, Fujitsu and Proofpoint on this webinar as they provide practical advice on how to interpret the 7 stages of the cyber kill chain and use this knowledge to review the way you prepare, protect, detect & respond to cyber criminals targeting your organisation.