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Webinar
Speaker
Perry Carpenter
Chief Evangelist and Strategy Officer
Practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes
Insights into the ways organizations can respond to threats through a combination of technology and education
The psychology behind decision making in type 1 and type 2 thinking
How to help employees make smarter security decisions
Tony Pepper
CEO, Egress
Chris Novak
Cybersecurity Advisor, The White House
Perry Carpenter
Chief Evangelist, KnowBe4
We’re all wired to deceive and be deceived. Join Perry Carpenter and Jack Chapman for an engaging exploration into the dark world of deception and the current threats people face.
After laying the groundwork on the art and science behind why people fall victim to social engineering, Perry and Jack will walk through practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes and provide insight into the ways organizations can respond through a combination of technology and education.
Tony Pepper
CEO, Egress
Chris Novak
Cybersecurity Advisor, The White House
Perry Carpenter
Chief Evangelist, KnowBe4
We’re all wired to deceive and be deceived. Join Perry Carpenter and Jack Chapman for an engaging exploration into the dark world of deception and the current threats people face.
After laying the groundwork on the art and science behind why people fall victim to social engineering, Perry and Jack will walk through practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes and provide insight into the ways organizations can respond through a combination of technology and education.
Tony Pepper
CEO, Egress
Chris Novak
Cybersecurity Advisor, The White House
Perry Carpenter
Chief Evangelist, KnowBe4
We’re all wired to deceive and be deceived. Join Perry Carpenter and Jack Chapman for an engaging exploration into the dark world of deception and the current threats people face.
After laying the groundwork on the art and science behind why people fall victim to social engineering, Perry and Jack will walk through practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes and provide insight into the ways organizations can respond through a combination of technology and education.
Tony Pepper
CEO, Egress
Chris Novak
Cybersecurity Advisor, The White House
Perry Carpenter
Chief Evangelist, KnowBe4
We’re all wired to deceive and be deceived. Join Perry Carpenter and Jack Chapman for an engaging exploration into the dark world of deception and the current threats people face.
After laying the groundwork on the art and science behind why people fall victim to social engineering, Perry and Jack will walk through practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes and provide insight into the ways organizations can respond through a combination of technology and education.
Tony Pepper
CEO, Egress
Chris Novak
Cybersecurity Advisor, The White House
Perry Carpenter
Chief Evangelist, KnowBe4
We’re all wired to deceive and be deceived. Join Perry Carpenter and Jack Chapman for an engaging exploration into the dark world of deception and the current threats people face.
After laying the groundwork on the art and science behind why people fall victim to social engineering, Perry and Jack will walk through practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes and provide insight into the ways organizations can respond through a combination of technology and education.
Tony Pepper
CEO, Egress
Chris Novak
Cybersecurity Advisor, The White House
Perry Carpenter
Chief Evangelist, KnowBe4
We’re all wired to deceive and be deceived. Join Perry Carpenter and Jack Chapman for an engaging exploration into the dark world of deception and the current threats people face.
After laying the groundwork on the art and science behind why people fall victim to social engineering, Perry and Jack will walk through practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes and provide insight into the ways organizations can respond through a combination of technology and education.
Tony Pepper
CEO, Egress
Chris Novak
Cybersecurity Advisor, The White House
Perry Carpenter
Chief Evangelist, KnowBe4
We’re all wired to deceive and be deceived. Join Perry Carpenter and Jack Chapman for an engaging exploration into the dark world of deception and the current threats people face.
After laying the groundwork on the art and science behind why people fall victim to social engineering, Perry and Jack will walk through practical examples of how cybercriminals exploit our decision-making processes and provide insight into the ways organizations can respond through a combination of technology and education.
92%
implement a defense-in-depth strategy
69%
have between 11-30+ security products
49%
feel their security stack is too complex
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
How can you measure how risky someone is? Integrations with security and other tools can start to give you a data driven approach to behavior change.
Once you understand and can identify who your most at risk users are, you can then begin to intervene when you know which behaviors to watch for.
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
Defense-in-depth is a popular strategy. Yet despite organizations constantly adding more layers to their security stacks, they remain vulnerable to inbound attacks and outbound breaches.
This report explores the drawbacks of introducing too many vendors and security technologies into your business, and why streamlining around one or several vendor suites can improve overall security.
92%
implement a defense-in-depth strategy
49%
feel their security stack is too complex
Try to intentionally enter a more methodical mode, anytime you feel those emotional triggers of fear, uncertainty, doubt, greed, lust, self-interest or even trying to be helpful to somebody else
Perry Carpenter, Chief Evangelist & Strategy Officer, KnowBe4
92%
implement a defense-in-depth strategy
49%
feel their security stack is too complex
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