From RAM to Reality

Observations of geopolitical conflicts transitioning to cyber attacks

Speaker: Tom Finney & Matthew Webster - Counter Threat Unit security researchers at SecureWorks
Recorded: March 8, 2016
Duration: 60 Mins

In addition you will:

Understand the relationship between specific geopolitical events and cyberattacks
Learn about the actors behind these cyberattacks and the impact to your businesses
Get insight into the latest attack trends
Receive recommendations on security solutions and threat intelligence to help protect your network

Geopolitical conflicts are more publicly transitioning into the cyber realm. With current conflicts, a cyber-component is almost always included and the outcome can be observed in the physical world.

What is the impact of these events? Can it expose trade secrets? Shut down financial markets? Or worse?

During this interactive webinar, Tom Finney and Matthew Webster, Counter Threat Unit™ security researchers at Dell SecureWorks, will cover known events, discuss the actors behind them and generally talk about the potential impacts from these threats.

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