Online crime will cost businesses more than $6 trillion annually by 2020, according to a report from Cybersecurity Venture.
“No business is immune from attack, big or small.” says Danny Pehar, Co-Founder and President of Cyber Insurance Education. “Although the stats are scary, it’s not all bad news, the key is understanding as much as you can about this industry.”
With Cybercriminals exploiting human nature by relying on attack tactics, such as phishing and ransomware security education is an absolute must.
This session will discuss:
- Why is Cyber Security so different than any other industry and what does that mean to you and your organization?
- Why is it so difficult to protect against a hacker, why are hackers so successful and what can you do about it?
- What are the business issues you face when you are breached?
- What is Cyber Insurance, what does it cover, what’s not covered, how do you get a better rate and what questions do you need to ask?
Speaker
Danny Pehar, President, Cyber Insurance Education
Danny Pehar has been in the cyber security industry for more than 15 years, selling and developing multimillion-dollar cyber security projects across North America.
Danny is also a bestselling author and uses his own Executive Storytelling Formula to successfully instruct organizations on how to understand and navigate the complicated world of cyber security and cyber insurance.
Danny has spoken on the topic of cyber security to multiple industries and has worked with organizations such as AON, Microsoft, TELUS and Zayo. He is President & Co-Founder of Cyber Insurance Education.
Registration Details:
Be sure to reserve your place for this very informative session. Non-members please complete Non-Member Registration Form-November 23, 2017
Please RSVP to Vivien Hall-Cho at admin@tmac-toronto.ca no later than noon on Friday, November 17,2017.
If you are a member and unable to attend, you may send someone in your place for free, just one of the benefits of membership with TMAC-Toronto. Just e-mail Vivien to let her know the name, company and e-mail address of the person you will be sending so that we can be ready to welcome them.
