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Webinar – Cyber Resilience – Can your organisation deliver after a cyber event crisis?

About this webinar

Take your mark. Get set… and go. What do you do if your organization is faced with a crisis, do you have the necessary steps and procedures to recover from a cyber-attack? 91% of APT (Advanced Persistent Threats) begin with spear phishing emails.

Successfully phishing key individuals could give hackers the ‘key’ to breaching security in further attacks. Hosted by Al de Brito of ContinuitySA, this webinar will cover five domains that focus on preventative, detective and reactive controls within the organization.

These five domains will follow the process of identifying, protecting, detecting, responding and recovering, giving a holistic view of the full cycle of infrastructure resilience.


 

Book at Site Visit at a ContinuitySA DR facility

Book a site visit at any of ContinuitySA’s disaster recovery facilities in South Africa, Botswana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique in the week of Business Continuity awareness from 15 to 19 May 2017. These are by appointment only.

Date: 15 to 19 May 2017

Book by clicking here and registering your appointment online

http://www.continuitysa.com/book-open-house-site-visit-continuitysa-facility/

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