Cybersecurity Series: Hackers ‘re Gonna Hack [EMEA]

Globally over $150 Billion* was spent on cybersecurity last year, but companies are still getting hacked... If spending were doubled, would breaches or impacts halve? Unlikely.

How we think about Security needs to change - removing complexity and risk requires a different approach.

Regrettably, cyber-attacks are a regular occurrence. Even the most security-conscious organisations are understandably reviewing their approach to ensure the six key foundations are in place for a robust defence.

In the first webinar of the ‘Cybersecurity Series’, Jason Hart, Chief Technology Officer, EMEA, Rapid7, shares his experience on why executives need to consider their current operating model and how to transform them radically.
Within the webinar series, you will learn the following:
- Key considerations for a top-down security strategy that challenges the status quo
- What matters most in Risk Management
- The core foundations of the target operating model
- How to increase cybersecurity posture, reduce risk, and improve ROI without significant investment in budgets or teams
- Create plans that challenge convention and positively impact the Cybersecurity journey.

Who this benefits:
- Leaders who are driving the next phase of cybersecurity transformation
- CIO, CISO, Cloud and Infrastructure professionals
- Anyone looking to implement a positive Cybersecurity Culture

Jason Hart has been advising Boards and Investors on Cybersecurity operating models for decades.
In his role as EMEA CTO at Rapid7, he’ll share his experience of cybersecurity and give his views on the Pandemic, the sprawl of shadow infrastructure, the complexity of modern infrastructure environments
He’ll also provide a narrative on the ever-changing threat landscape with Ransomware, Hackers, and Vulnerabilities accelerating conversations with the Board about how to protect their Brand.

*Source: Gartner Information Security & Risk Management End User Spending by Segment, 2020-2021

Foundational Components to Enable a Cyber Target Operating Model

In the second webinar of the 'Cybersecurity Series', Jason Hart, Chief Technology Officer, EMEA, Rapid7, builds on his Operationalising Cybersecurity narrative.

Part 1 covered the $150 billion* spent on cyber security in 2021, the core principles of a cyber operating model and the key foundations required to operationalise cybersecurity successfully.

Part 2 focuses on the foundational requirements needed to build a Cyber Target Operating model that delivers a clearly defined strategy and underpins your organisation's cyber mission and vision.

Focusing on:
- Identifying priority areas to start the cyber target operating model journey
- Establishing cybersecurity KPIs and KRIs
- Aligning KPIs and KRIs to core cyber target operating model foundations
- Starting the journey to reduce risk and improve ROI without significant investment in budgets or teams
-Creating goals and objectives that challenge convention and positively impact the cybersecurity journey

To get the maxim benefit from part 2, watch part 1 to benchmark your existing cybersecurity maturity against the six foundational components - this assessment will be used in part 2 to map against KPIs and KRIs.

Cybersecurity KPIs for Business Leaders & Stakeholders

With board directors looking to their leaders to help understand risk and exposure - part three of the Cybersecurity series, hosted by Jason Hart, Chief Technology Officer, Rapid7 summarises the foundational elements needed to keep pace with the changing threat landscape.

Whether your organisation is predominantly on-prem and you are leveraging Cloud Services for the first time, fully invested in digital innovation and cloud-native, or somewhere in between, this interactive webinar provides the tools, processes, methodologies and KPIs needed to articulate key cybersecurity goals and objectives while illustrating ROI and keeping stakeholders accountable.

The output from this session provides a short-term framework that's repeatable and adaptive, including the blueprints for building confidence in security investments and establishing a positive cybersecurity culture that provides defensibility and demonstrates due care.