Understand cyber threat landscape and learn how to prioritize and address the most common threats that can harm your organization. During this series we will look at Threat Landscape published by ENISA (European Union Agency for Cybersecurity) and deep dive into threats, vulnerabilities, state of cybersecurity across different critical infrastructure sectors.

Each year ENISA publishes its Threat Landscape report, and we will deep dive into the current status and findings as
well we give you practical tips on where you should focus to better protect your organization.

This webinar will give you a status of the following cyber threats:

• Ransomware
• Malware
• Social Engineering
• Threats against data
• Threats against availability: Denial of Service
• Information manipulation and interference
• Supply chain attacks

Target audience:

You don't need to have a deep knowledge of Cybersecurity, but you are curious about how to manage the digital threats in
your organization and how to operate in a digital environment in a safe and effective way.

This webinar is for strategic decision-makers and policymakers in organizations. But it is also relevant for the technical cybersecurity community.

Outcomes:

• Understand Cyber Thread Landscape
• Know your Cyber Threat Actors
• Understand your vulnerability Landscape
• Asses your own stance on the 7 prime cybersecurity threats
• How to map your landscape to MITRE ATT&CK Framework
• Get recommendations on how to manage cyber threats

Speakers:

Julia Sommer is a chair of IDA DataCompliance and works as an Internal Audit Manager at Nordea. Julia has 9 years of experience in compliance, data protection, cybersecurity and AI from both Public and Private sector in such industries as Government, Defense, Finance and Pharmaceutical production, where among other topics she worked with ICT incident management, development of audits, management and change management.

Kristian Larsen is co-founder and CEO at Campfire Security and serves as an active contributor to Denmark’s cybersecurity community. He has experience in technical cyber security training across sectors including Technology, Finance, and Critical Infrastructure, where he has supported organizations in strengthening resilience against cyber threats. As a frequent speaker and workshop facilitator, Kristian focuses on bridging the gap between technical expertise and practical security culture. He works to empower both professionals and newcomers in cyber security through hands-on training and supporting community initiatives.

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