So You got Hacked, how Quickly Can your Company Recover?
summary
Companies detect breaches after about 214 days and take months more to contain them; Atlanta pays $52k ransom demand and ends up spending ~$17M to recover. IoT growth and weak defaults drive the top 10 vulnerabilities (insecure web, auth, firmware, cloud, mobile, physical). A concrete mitigation shown is Auto Password, a South Korean mobile-backed one‑time password service that authenticates both client and server, replaces reusable passwords, supports recovery and gov trial licenses.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:18Agenda
- 3:12Takeaways
- 4:06How did we get here
- 4:47Market size
- 6:22Internet of Things
- 7:00Breaches
- 8:22US Data
- 8:52Medical Data
- 10:31Companies Hacked
- 12:44NIST Cybersecurity Framework
- 14:25Phishing
- 15:02Attack vectors
- 15:58Atlanta ransomware
- 18:31Fishing
- 18:55Cyber Kill Chain
- 21:34Top 10 Vulnerabilities
- 24:59Auto Password
- 30:29IOT
- 35:14Summary
- 37:04Pam Systems
- 38:24Yahoo
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