Management Cyber-Ed

C-level-Executive
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Course Description

Is Your Organization Cyber Resilience?

Do You Know The Differences Between Cyber Security And IT?
->IT is responsible for your infrastructure.
->Cybersecurity is responsible for your data transit security.
     Including finding vulnerabilities on websites, email systems & your work or home network. 

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What would happen to your company’s reputation and finance because of a lawsuit if your customers find out their Personally identifiable information (PII), was stolen from your company during a data breach? 

Does your company provide annual or more frequent cybersecurity education and training to your company senior executives, the board of directors, and employees?

When was the last time a cybersecurity company checked your organization’s perimeter to measure your cyber hygiene? 

C-Suite Executives Beware! – Key Findings of the 2019 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report
C-suite executives are being extensively targeted by cybercriminals and for good reason. They are likely to have high-level privileges, so their accounts and credentials are more valuable. Compromised email accounts can be used for social engineering, phishing, and Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks on other members of the organization and vendors.

-C-Suite executives are 12 times more likely to be targeted in social engineering attacks than other employees
-Cyber-espionage related data breaches increased from 13% of breaches in 2017 to 25% in 2018
-Nation-state attacks increased from 12% of attacks in 2017 to 23% in 2018
-Financially motivated breaches fell from 76% to 71%
-Phishing is involved in 32% of breaches and 78% of cyber-espionage incidents
-90% of malware arrived via email
-60% of web application attacks were on cloud-based email servers