Name: Part 3 - 5 Steps to Cyber Resilience: Protect + Restore
Start: 2021-09-20T00:41:00Z
End: 2021-09-20T00:41:35.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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OpenText Cybersecurity provides comprehensive security solutions for companies and partners of all sizes. From prevention to detection and response, to recovery, investigation and compliance, our unified end-to-end platform helps customers build cyber resilience via a holistic security portfolio. Powered by actionable insights from our real-time contextual threat intelligence, OpenText Cybersecurity customers benefit from high efficacy products, a compliant experience, and simplified security to help manage business risk.

Understanding the current threat landscape is paramount for organisations seeking to safeguard their digital assets and data. 

Hear from security expert Ryan Hosken as he delves into the latest trends, tactics and techniques observed at the frontline and collected from our OpenText’s threat intelligence platform. In this information session, we’ll:

   - Examine the tactics and collaboration between cybercriminals and nation-states
   - Know the prevalent and evolving threats used by cybercriminals today
   - Learn about the critical timing of attacks around major events, geo-political conflicts or elections
   - Gain insight into our expert’s predictions of the future of cyber threats and learn the defence strategies organisations can adopt to stay protected

State of the Threat Landscape and 2025 Predictions

Digital transformation and remote work fuel the growth of SaaS and cloud-based office solutions in Asia Pacific. As more information is stored on SaaS applications, safeguarding business data is critical. Plus, SaaS applications aren’t immune to IT outages or cyberthreats, which can impact daily business operations, productivity, and customer serviceability.

Protecting and restoring data on third-party SaaS applications is possible. Hear from Abhishek Kumar and Simon Mitrevski, OpenText™ Cybersecurity APAC, as they cover:
     - The fallacy of data responsibility stored on SaaS applications such as Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, and more.
     - Fundamentals of data resilience, enhancing business continuity and data recovery.
     - How to minimise business disruptions with immutable daily cloud backup and granular restore.
     -  Local use cases and showcase a demonstration of cloud-to-cloud backup.

The reality of SaaS outages: Enhancing data protection with cloud backup

Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the emerging threat of deepfake technology and its implications for the security landscape. This session is designed for cybersecurity professionals, IT managers, and anyone interested in understanding how deepfake technology is reshaping the threat environment. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the deepfake phenomenon and learn how to protect your organization from this growing threat. Equip yourself with the knowledge and tools necessary to stay ahead in the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity.

Unmasking the Threat: Deepfakes and the Future of Cybersecurity

In today's digital landscape, safeguarding data is paramount. Data resiliency allows your customers to restore and recover data impacted by cyber threats, human errors, system failures and natural disasters. 

Trusted by partners globally to protect critical systems and keep their customers' data safe, Carbonite ™ Server Backup provides a better way to back up data. The solution offers robust protection, flexible deployment and rapid recovery. 

The webinar will
• Cover the latest trends on data loss and its implications
• Delve into the importance of data and server backup strategies
• Unlock insights on best practices for effective data protection and server backup
• Give an overview of Carbonite™ Server Backup and showcase its capabilities and ease of management 

Arm yourself with knowledge and partner with us to safeguard your clients' critical systems.

Fortifying Data Resilience: A Better Way with Carbonite™ Server Backup

In an unprecedented demonstration of international cooperation and cyber resilience, law enforcement agencies from the U.S., U.K., and other global partners have successfully orchestrated the takedown of LockBit, one of the most notorious ransomware groups to date. This landmark operation marks a pivotal moment in the fight against cybercrime, showcasing the potential of concerted governmental efforts to combat digital threats effectively.

Join our webinar to dive into the intricate details of the LockBit disruption, the strategies employed by international law enforcement, and the broader implications for cybersecurity across the globe. We will explore how this operation diverges from past efforts, emphasizing the critical shift towards targeting the core operators and infrastructure of ransomware groups rather than just their affiliates. We will discuss the groundbreaking achievements of this collaboration, including the seizure of critical infrastructure, legal actions against operators, and the provision of decryption keys to victims, highlighting the operation's role in paving the way for more resilient cyber defense mechanisms.

Key Takeaways:

• Understand the significance of the LockBit takedown in the context of global cybersecurity efforts.
• Learn about the strategies and tools employed by international law enforcement to disrupt one of the world's most prolific ransomware gangs.
• Explore the implications of this operation for future cybercrime prevention and the importance of international cooperation.
• Discover the role of legal and technical interventions in achieving long-term impacts on cybercriminal operations.
• Discuss the evolving landscape of cyber threats and the continuous need for innovation in cybersecurity defense mechanisms.

LockBit Takedown and Aftermath

Disaster recovery is a necessity for an organisation's cyber resilience strategy. Seventy-six percent of respondents to Gartner’s IT Disaster Recovery Trends and Benchmarks survey reported an incident during the past two years that required disaster recovery, with more than 50% experiencing at least two incidents. The frequency of these incidents proves how essential comprehensive backup and recovery plans are to ensure business continuity.

However, disaster recovery can be daunting, expensive, and complex. Disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS) takes the management and overhead off your hands - while ensuring your data and applications are backed up and can be recovered quickly.

Join this webinar to:
- Discuss the evolution and movement from traditional disaster to DRaaS
- Discover how to build an effective recovery plan using DRaaS
- Explore the cost-benefits of partnering with a DRaaS provider
- See why partners should tap into the potential of disaster recovery and provide it as a service

DRaaS takes the burden of planning and managing recovery resources off the organization and puts it into the hands of specialists. So, why not leave it to the experts?

Businesses Are Embracing DRaaS: Here’s Why

In the complex cybersecurity landscape, one issue that often flies under the radar is DNS leaks, which can reveal sensitive information such as user activity patterns and IP addresses.

Even with VPN services, DNS leaks can open the door to targeted attacks, intrusive advertising, and other security vulnerabilities. Worst of all, they are notoriously difficult to detect and prevent.

Stay ahead in DNS protection as we have cybersecurity expert Ryan Hosken, Lead Solutions Consultant ANZ and Asia, and guest speaker Jonathan Barnett, Lead Product Manager:
• Discuss how internet-borne threats use DNS to deliver attacks and spill into the network.
• Review the top DNS threats and how DNS protection, including its new leak prevention technology, block attacks.
• Showcase Webroot™ DNS Protection and how to improve security and privacy for your business.

Defending the Network with DNS Leak Prevention

Unravel the secrets of effortless workload migration using OpenText Migrate. Whether you're grappling with hypervisor license costs, exploring hybrid solutions, or seeking a streamlined approach to server migration, this webinar is your gateway to a single, reliable solution. With over 25 years of proven success, OpenText Migrate ensures seamless transitions across any infrastructure, offering byte-level replication, minimal downtime, and unparalleled predictability. Discover how to pivot workloads with confidence, optimize costs, and shape the future of your IT landscape. 
Learn how you can:
• Have Byte level, point-to-point replication.
• Work in any infrastructure. 
• Move workloads between any combination of hypervisors, Hyperscale providers, hyper converged infrastructure, and even physical servers.
• Auto-provision servers in selected environments
• Consistently Perform Cutover in predictable time frames
• Include and Omit Files and Folders, along with much more.

Migrate with confidence: a solution for all your data migration needs

This year cyberthreats have increased in both number and sophistication. Businesses across industries are grappling with evolving attack methods like ransomware-as-a-service and malware payloads that are more difficult to detect. 

In this webinar, cybersecurity experts Ryan Hosken, Senior Solutions Consultant ANZ & Simon Mitrevski, Manager, Solutions Consulting will:
- Uncover key threats identified by OpenText Cybersecurity, and how they are effective.
- Examine how threats have compared and changed over the past 5 years
- Present key findings from OpenText Cybersecurity 2023 Threat and Email Threat Report 
- Gain insights into 2024 predictions, including AI

State of Threat Landscape and 2024 Predictions

Stay informed and learn effective preventive measures to significantly reduce the impact of ransomware attacks. Join Ryan Hosken, Solutions Consultant ANZ and Phil Wandrei, Director, Product Marketing where they will share best practices and insights for you safeguard your data and systems, and ensure business continuity and data resiliency.

Thwarting Ransomware Through Cyber Resilience

Organisations are modernizing their environment to Microsoft Azure Stack HCI by moving their mission-critical workloads to the cloud. Whether the business has a global presence or a single local operation, companies of all sizes are realizing the value and benefits of moving their workloads to the cloud while delivering cloud services to internal or external clients. But with the move comes the complexities, risk of data loss and downtime associated with a lift and shift to a hyper-converged data centre.

Hear from David Mee and Simon Mitrevski from OpenText Cybersecurity as they discuss how businesses can optimize cost efficiencies and scalability by migrating to Azure using an integrated and automated solution without performance degradation and downtime during the transition.

During the talk, they will uncover:
- The different scenarios and best practice tips for migrating to Azure Stack HCI
- How to burst into Azure for a smaller footprint while maintaining DR
- How to perform low-risk, low-impact migration with rapid cut-over 
- Gain high data availability and DR services with data backup in the cloud

Optimizing Migration for Microsoft Azure Stack HCI

While more businesses rely on cloud-based services, more often than not, they believe that their data is safe because it’s in the cloud. Unfortunately, these cloud-based applications such as Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and Salesforce cannot protect you from data loss when it comes to malicious intent, outages, sync errors, hackers and malware.

Join us to hear from expert, Ryan Hosken, Senior Solutions Consultant ANZ from OpenText Cybersecurity on how you can protect your SaaS applications and business-critical data with a single solution, while ensuring seamless business continuity and minimizing downtime.

Solution Spotlight Series - Cloud-to-Cloud Backup

Did you know that most internet requests are translated into clear text that can be spied on and used by threat actors? That’s because most organisations rely on a legacy domain name system (DNS) that wasn’t built with security in mind leaving businesses at risk when their work from “Anywhere” employees access the internet, web and network.

OpenText Cybersecurity closes the gap with DNS Protection. The standalone solution provides a private and secure connection to the internet without giving up speed or access. Recommended by security organisations across the world, many businesses are adding an additional layer of protection to safeguard their company from web threats.

Join us to hear Jonathan Barnett, Senior Product Manager and Ryan Hosken, Senior Solutions Consultant ANZ from OpenText Cybersecurity as they outline the steps to simplify DNS protection through automation, blocking bad internet domains using encrypted DNS over HTTPS (DoH) requests, and learn how to protect a hybrid workforce from web-borne threats when accessing your network.

Solution Spotlight Series: DNS Protection for the ‘Anywhere’ Workplace

While 2022 saw several high-profile law enforcement actions against cybercriminals and underground platforms, ransomware remains the most significant cyber threat facing small to midsize organizations. Ransomware payment remains remarkably high and ransomware groups continue to modify their tactics in an ever-changing and very active landscape.

Join us in this webinar to learn about the latest cyber threats targeting your organization and what you can do to mitigate these attacks.

Latest Cyber Threats: Data driven insights to secure your business

Malware wreaked havoc on our infrastructure, our businesses and even our hospitals this past year. But as the saying goes – to know your enemy is to defeat your enemy. Our researchers delved into the deepest parts of the dark web to learn about 2022-23’s Nastiest Malware. 

Join us in this webinar to how they work, who operates them and most importantly how to fight back.

The Nastiest Malware of 2022-23

Backup and protect data on Microsoft 365, Google, Salesforce, Dropbox & Box platforms
The average business uses dozens of third-party SaaS applications – a trend that will only increase in the years to come. Unfortunately, SaaS vendors like Microsoft, Google, Salesforce and more have a shared-responsibility model where users are liable for their data hosted on the third-party platform, exposing companies to the risk of data loss and compliance violations when a breach occurs.
Hear from Ryan Hosken, Senior Solutions Consultant, ANZ at OpenText Security Solutions to learn about the hidden risks of third-party SaaS applications as well as actionable strategies on how you can better protect your data.

In the session, we’ll discuss:
• The common vulnerabilities with SaaS Applications
• The business implications when faced with cyber threats such as ransomware 
• Strategies for enhancing cyber resilience with a cloud-to-cloud backup solution

Closing the Security Gap on SaaS Applications

Cyber resilience can be an intimidating topic for any business, but the risk of a cyber attack is higher than ever. It is critical for companies to take action to lower their cyber risks, or potentially face crippling business disruptions: 1/3 of companies that experienced a ransomware incident reported business disruption of a week or longer, while 75% of companies that encountered a highly visible ransomware incident required post-incident steps to assess and, as warranted, improve their company’s data protection and recovery practices. 

To help organizations get ahead of potential cyberattacks, this IDC eBook, sponsored by Webroot + Carbonite, presents a six-step cyber resilience framework based on foundational industry principles that outlines the steps that businesses can take to strengthen their cyber resilience.

In this webinar, IDC analyst Michael Suby engages BrightCloud’s Matt Aldridge in a discussion of this six-step cyber resilience framework and explores the role of threat intelligence in boosting security efficacy. This conversation covers trends in the current threat landscape, new forms of cyber attacks attributed to the Russia-Ukraine war, and highlights ways that advanced machine-learning models can be leveraged to produce timely, accurate, and contextual threat intelligence to combat zero-day threats. 

There is no need to roll the dice and only partially address cybersecurity risks. Turning the framework and insights presented in this eBook into action provides a blueprint to lower your cyber risks and to avoid becoming the next victim.

Cybersecurity Resiliency Framework Built on a Foundation of Threat Intelligence

Part 2: 5 Steps to Cyber Resilience - Train + Block

Part 1: 5 Steps to Cyber Resilience - It begins with Backup

5 Steps to Cyber Resilience Series

Data breaches impact productivity, shutting down businesses and preventing delivery of services. Additionally, human error or an IT misconfiguration in products or processes can also lead to data loss and data breaches causing significant downtime.

Watch our webcast to learn how to minimise the impact of cyberattacks and experience continuous data availability through a 5-step cyber resilience framework. The experts at Carbonite + Webroot, an OpenText company, walk you through steps 4 + 5 of the cyber resilience strategy to address:

• How to leverage people, process and technology for data protection and data restoration
• Gain continual access to data during system outages or planned/unplanned downtime
• The strategies and tools to protect against cyberattacks, human error and system failures

Part 3 - 5 Steps to Cyber Resilience: Protect + Restore

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