What did 500 IT managers and leaders say about the way their organizations manage email threats?

Join SonicWall Senior Solutions Architect John Phil as he reveals the hidden cost of malicious emails — and how more effective email management could ease the burden on your SOC and allow them more time to focus on what matters.

How to Deal with Business Email Compromise

BEC attacks are a $1.8 billion dollar racket — and statistically, your business will be targeted sooner rather than later. While 73% of organizations admit they’re not confident in their ability to face these attacks, there are a number of steps you can take to thwart the imposters in your inbox

Gain insights from Osterman Research and SonicWall experts as we discuss:
• Why BEC attacks are more financially devastating than ransomware
• The tactics attackers use to masquerade as executives
• How good your existing cybersecurity solution might be at stopping these attacks (Hint: be worried)
• The steps your org can take now to avoid falling victim to BEC attacks

An Inside Look at the 2022 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report

Critical infrastructure attacks. Crypto pickpockets. Triple extortion. Ransomware delivered via snail mail.

From triple-digit spikes to new records to significant reversals, the stats found in the 2022 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report are stories unto themselves. But behind every stat is a wealth of trends, tactics and developments ranging from the encouraging, to the terrifying, to the bizarre.

Join SonicWall cybersecurity expert Immanuel Chavoya as he explores:
• The latest on ransomware’s meteoric rise
• The locations and industries most targeted in 2021
• Why we’ve reached an inflection point in the war on cybercrime
• Business Email Compromise, Supply Chain Attacks, and more

An Inside Look at the 2022 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report

Critical infrastructure attacks. Crypto pickpockets. Triple extortion. Ransomware delivered via snail mail.

From triple-digit spikes to new records to significant reversals, the stats found in the 2022 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report are stories unto themselves. But behind every stat is a wealth of trends, tactics and developments ranging from the encouraging, to the terrifying, to the bizarre.

Join SonicWall cybersecurity expert Immanuel Chavoya as he explores:
• The latest on ransomware’s meteoric rise
• The locations and industries most targeted in 2021
• Why we’ve reached an inflection point in the war on cybercrime
• Business Email Compromise, Supply Chain Attacks, and more

The 2022 holiday season is upon us, kicking off another massive year of phishing scams carefully crafted to do one thing: bait users into making bad decisions. Even the most savvy employees can fall victim to these scams.
Watch this panel discussion now on-demand. Our security experts examine real-world examples of advanced holiday phishing campaigns that have successfully bypassed security filters and reached users’ inboxes.
Our experts answer questions and provide actionable insights and best practices you can implement to avoid falling victim this holiday season, including how to:
– Know the common indicators of phishing
– Understand different forms of obfuscation methods
– Discern legitimate emails from fake ones
– Choose the right email content protection technologies

Join SonicWall’s Threat Detection and Response Strategist as he dives into the 2023 SonicWall Cyber Threat Report, covering the importance of implementing key countermeasures to protect against cyber threats and to stay updated with the latest threat intelligence.

As cyber threats continue to evolve, it is essential for organizations to have a comprehensive understanding of the behaviors and tactics of threat actors in order to protect against potential attacks. This webinar covers the importance of implementing countermeasures based on coalesced yearly data on threat actor behaviors and tactics. By understanding and addressing the specific tactics and techniques used by threat actors, organizations can more effectively defend against cyber attacks.

The future success of your cybersecurity programs rests on how well your organization can spot, understand and preemptively act against active vulnerabilities, phishing scams and human errors. The most dangerous of these often become entry points for your adversaries, whomever they may be. Attackers increasingly utilize these means of entry to deploy ransomware and steal data.

Our panel of presenters will discuss what you need to know to prepare your people, processes and technology for 2023:
• The zero-day economy and top exploited threat vectors
• What to watch out for and key indicators of compromise
• Actionable insight to reduce risk and threat surface

ENHANCE THE HUMAN LAYER OF CYBERSECURITY

The first of this six-part series focuses on People and their role in the Importance of Three Categories of Protection. The 2022 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) states that “82% of breaches involved the human element. Whether it is the use of stolen credentials, phishing, misuse or simply error, people continue to play a very large role in incidents and breaches alike.”

In this webinar, we will explore the importance of people’s role in the overall cybersecurity strategy. This School of Phish Master’s Program is ideal for security professionals, IT managers, business leaders, and anyone interested in learning about the latest cybersecurity trends and best practices, such as:

– How attackers have evolved and blended their tactics to target human elements
– The importance of frequent cybersecurity training for people within the organization
– The importance and value of managing operational cyber risk

Our webinar panelists bring a combined 50+ years of extensive security expertise, sharing hard lessons learned from their real-world experiences. And more importantly, they will share their insights and proven strategies, helping you prepare your response team to respond methodically and calmly.

Register today for all 6 parts of the Master’s Program!

KNOW WHAT TO DO WHEN A SUSPECTED EMAIL THREAT IS DISCOVERED.

Part two of this series delves into the importance of the organization’s operational processes as an integral part of its cybersecurity strategy. While technology and people often take center stage in most security practitioners’ conversations, the role of the process is an equally vital component in the three protection categories we cannot overlook.

This webinar explores how well-defined processes hardened the backbone of the organization’s security framework when correctly established. We will examine real-world examples and best practices to give attendees valuable insights into leveraging process-oriented strategies to:
– Manage risks better
– Increase operational efficiency
– Strengthen overall security posture

The School of Phish Master Program webinar series is thoughtfully prepared to help you better understand the various players behind the hacks, how they operate, and the necessary steps to stay ahead of your adversaries.

These steps are not considered a one-time task but an ongoing journey of continuous improvements that you can measure, tune, review, and repeat regularly. Why? Because your defenses need to evolve to keep pace with the advanced tactics threat actors utilize to exploit the three known weaknesses in your security – people, process, and technology.

Our expert panelists bring a combined 50+ years of extensive security expertise, sharing hard lessons learned from real-world experiences. And more importantly, they will share their insights and proven strategies, helping you prepare your response team to respond methodically and calmly. Whether you’re an IT professional, a security manager, or a business owner, this webinar series will provide you with valuable insights and actionable takeaways to better protect yourself and your organization from phishing attacks.

UNDERSTAND THE RIGHT SECURITY TOOLS FOR THE JOB.
Part 3 of the series delves into the technology used to secure the inbox.

With over 90% of all cyberattacks start with a phishing campaign, email remains the most common attack vector for threat actors. Successfully combating email security requires multiple layers of technology to properly secure an organization.

Foolproof email sanitation is challenging. This session will cover technology that is free to use (such as DNS records), only requiring a few minutes to set up along with more complex solutions offered by both SonicWall and others in the industry. Attendees can expect to learn how current security tools and technology help combat phishing, spear-phishing, and business email compromise.

We know every organization is unique in its cybersecurity needs. Network topology, sensitivity of data and regulations all come into play when selecting the appropriate technology. Join us as we help educate Customers, Consultants, Partners, and security minded individuals.