2023 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) Series

2023 Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report is here! Cybercrime can come in any shape or size, and not always in the form you’d expect. Security professionals across the world use the annual DBIR to validate their security program priorities and to communicate with stakeholders and business leaders.

Join the webinar and learn first-hand from the authors of the DBIR as they reveal key findings on global cyber security breaches and threat patterns faced by businesses and organizations. The discussion includes:

• A deep dive into key insights from this year’s report
• How to leverage the data from 2023 DBIR to enhance your security program

One of the very first questions asked upon the release of each new Verizon DBIR is "How should I apply this to my organization?" This panel discussion will include multiple cybersecurity leaders from Verizon to discuss the DBIR's latest findings and recent breach investigations, along with a vigorous discussion on how organizations can apply the learnings and hone their own cybersecurity strategies.

You have reviewed the key findings, so now join us to talk about how the DBIR is supported by the VERIS (Vocabulary for Event Recording and Incident Sharing) Framework and how a high-level taxonomy of incident reporting can help you better plan your controls in a risk-oriented cyber security program.

We will cover the basics of the VERIS Framework and how it allows us to classify and analyze the DBIR dataset, our mappings with CIS Critical Security Controls and MITRE ATT&CK, and finally showcase some open-source tools provided by the Verizon DBIR team to help you on your journey with VERIS.

Data has become the universal language of the public sector, from small municipal agencies to
sprawling state governments and federal agencies. Successfully navigating through the cyberthreats facing government agencies today requires intelligence from a source you can trust. Join our webinar to learn about 2023 DBIR key findings and what you can do to protect your organization and the citizens it serves.

When cybercrime makes the news, it is typically because a large organization has fallen victim to an attack. However, small organizations are just as enticing to criminals as large ones, and, in certain ways, maybe even more so, and often have very limited resources to defend themselves. Join our webinar to learn how to navigate through the cyber threats facing small businesses today. Get the data based insights you need to protect your organization.