Why Are There So Many Hackers?

About This Episode

This webinar offers an in-depth look into the world of cybercriminals, exploring why cybercrime is thriving and how businesses can defend against it. Learn why cybersecurity is critical, how to train employees to spot threats, and how to prepare for and respond to a potential breach to minimize impact and ensure swift recovery.

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Why Are There So Many Hackers?

The rise in cybercrime is unprecedented, with organizations worldwide facing an exponential increase in attacks on their networks, employees, vendors, and intellectual property. The alarming reality is that cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and organized, making every business a potential target. In this webinar, you’ll gain a deep dive into the world of cybercriminals, exploring how easy it is to become a threat actor and why the cybercrime industry is thriving. From the anonymity offered by pseudo-anonymous cryptocurrencies to the accessibility of hacking resources, you’ll learn what makes cybercrime so attractive—and so dangerous. With ransomware attacks shutting down businesses at an alarming rate, this session provides a roadmap to safeguard your organization and mitigate risks before it’s too late.

Key Topics Discussed
  • Why Cybersecurity is Non-Negotiable
  • Training Your Team
  • Incident Response Preparedness

Don’t wait until it’s too late—equip your organization with the knowledge and tools to combat today’s ever-evolving cyber threats and protect your business from becoming the next victim. Join us for this essential webinar and take the first step toward a stronger cybersecurity posture!

About Steve Stasiukonis

Steve Stasiukonis serves as President of Secure Network Technologies, focusing on Penetration Testing, Information Security Risk Assessments, Incident Response and Digital Investigations. Steve has worked in the field of Information Security for over 25 years, specializing in the use of technology to identify information security vulnerabilities, assessing risk and the collection of digital intelligence. As a part of that experience, Steve is an expert in Social Engineering. Steve carries numerous security certifications by various organizations and also serves as a columnist for Information Week magazine and DarkReading.

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