What you’ll learn:
- How do you remove bias from decision making to more clearly prepare for what lies ahead?
- We’ll discuss the threats and trends you should take into account when planning for the future.
- How to determine what security controls offer the best efficacy, and best-practices for continually assessing just how secure you are.
Survivorship bias occurs when decisions are overly influenced by things that have succeeded and don’t take into account those that have failed. In cybersecurity, this is an easy and dangerous trap to fall into. Assumptions about what’s working today can lead to blind spots that increase risk tomorrow. How do you remove bias from decision making to more clearly prepare for what lies ahead? Join this session to find out. We’ll discuss the threats and trends you should take into account when planning for the future, how to determine what security controls offer the best efficacy, and best-practices for continually assessing just how secure you are.