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Discover the risks and best practice response
Ransomware attacker tactics are constantly changing, growing in volume and complexity.
Sophos, in partnership with ITWeb, invites you to this webinar to hear what front line cyber security practitioners are witnessing in the battle against ransomware, how to protect your organisation from attack, and how to respond when every second counts after an attack.
At this event, you will hear the latest Sophos Threat Report insights from SophosLabs and Sophos SecOps and get practical guidance on how to reduce ransomware risks and respond to an attack.
You will also learn how to mitigate risk with Sophos Extended Threat Detection and Response (XDR) and respond rapidly in the event of an attack, with Sophos Managed Threat Response (MTR) and Sophos Rapid Response.
Discover the evolution of ransomware and the techniques attackers use today
Hear ransomware stories from the frontline
Find out how to reduce your risk, and what support is available in the event of an attack
Learn more about Sophos XDR, MTR and Rapid Response
If you are an IT security or risk professional, this event is for you! Including:
CIOs, CISOs, IT security managers, Risk managers
Agenda
About Sophos
Sophos evolves to meet every new challenge, protecting more than 400,000 organizations of all sizes in more than 150 countries from today’s most advanced cyber threats. Powered by SophosLabs, our cloud-native and AI-enhanced solutions are able to adapt and evolve to secure endpoints and networks against never-before-seen cybercriminal tactics and techniques. Managed through our award-winning, cloud-based platform, Sophos Central, our best-of-breed products work together through our unique Synchronized Security system to share threat intelligence and respond to evolving threats. The Sophos suite of products secures networks and endpoints against automated and active-adversary breaches, ransomware, malware, exploits, data exfiltration, phishing, and more.