Breaches Are Everywhere. What’s A Good Security Leader To Do?!
summary
Breaches are rising, attackers often live in systems six to nine months, and average breach cost is about $3.86M with a million-record incident estimated at ~$40M. High-impact actions: prioritize patching gives biggest ROI, enforce change/configuration management, simulate phishing and train users, segment and monitor for anomalous downloads, and vet third-party patches. Practical wins include compare vuln-scan results to endpoint and patch dashboards then open tickets and run manual access-certification to remove stale accounts.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30Richard Greenberg
- 1:25Breaches Are Everywhere
- 3:09Breaches Are Increasing
- 4:10IoT Is Turning Back The Clock
- 5:04The Second Bullet
- 6:06Phishing
- 7:48Breach Costs
- 9:40Security Professionals
- 10:46Breach sophistication
- 11:30Soft skills
- 14:16Patch management
- 16:51Make friends
- 19:12Configuration management
- 21:06Policies and procedures
- 23:56Key relationships
- 27:36Physical security
- 28:46Monitor
- 32:16Reporting
- 33:46Access Management
- 35:54Patch
- 36:43Incident Response
- 37:46Encryption
- 39:01Disaster Recovery
- 41:51Keep Learning
- 42:53Help The Next Generation
- 44:30Risk And Money
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