When to Sound the Alarm: Common Tripwires Requiring Action

In the real world, understanding when to pick up the phone and call for help is almost always apparent. However, in the cybersecurity realm, the warning signs are often much less obvious. A buried entry in an event log, a unique warning banner, or a call from someone from the help desk asking you to install a patch, may all be tripwires to cybersecurity incidents.

This presentation will cover some of the common information security tripwires that, if observed, may actually be a harbinger of bad things to come. For many of these tripwires, it may be time to pick up the phone and call for help. As insurance brokers, understanding these cyber threats is crucial for advising your clients on the best coverage options and risk management strategies.

Join our Head of Hackbusters™ and vCISO, Jack Brooks – along with special guest Rob Lelewski, VP of Cyber Security Strategy at Zurich Global Ventures – as they share insights into how to recognize these subtle signs and ensure your clients are adequately protected with comprehensive cyber insurance policies.

Rob Lelewski, CISSP-ISSMP CISA CISM CRISC CIPM CDPSE GCIH
VP of Cyber Security Strategy, Zurich Global Ventures

Robert Lelewski has spent twenty years in the fields of information technology, cyber security, and incident response. Robert’s cybersecurity career was initiated with several years as a computer forensic and incident response consultant responding to high-profile incidents across the globe. Robert then joined Dell Secureworks as the Director of Proactive Services and oversaw the team’s global proactive practice, helping organizations prepare for a cybersecurity incident. Over his career, Robert has conducted hundreds of tabletop exercises, developed hundreds of incident response plans, and has been a consultant to organizations ranging from small regional banks to Fortune 50 companies across the globe.

When to Sound the Alarm: Common Tripwires Requiring Action

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