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Live at ELC: Exploring the realities of network security and cybercrime

Handling network security compromises is a nightmare. Brendan Rooney, Crypsis Group director, demonstrates at PMMI's Executive Leadership Conference (ELC) the process of shepherding victims through the digital forensics process toward recovery, and illustrates what safeguards manufacturers can take before the ingress even happens.

By the time Brendan Rooney, director of the Crypsis Group, gets involved in a cybersecurity matter, it’s often the case that significant damage has already been done. The Crypsis Group is a digital forensic and investigative consultancy that frequently acts as the first responder when financially motivated cyber thieves, organized crime, nation-state threat actors, and hacktivists compromise a victim network. While threats are always evolving, two primary methods of ingress Crypsis encounters, are ransomware or business email compromise (BEC).

That means that first call is a tough one for Rooney. While it’s the start of the process for him, if the brand owner or OEM he’s dealing with isn’t insured against cyber-attacks, the victim may stioll have to incur a big ransom payout out of pocket. Odds are great that the victim company will also experience a disruption in productivity or suffer possible permanent loss of data. In some cases, the victim suffers all of the above.

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