​About the Event

​Most companies don’t get hacked by elite cybercriminals.

​They get breached because of small operational gaps inside their own systems:

​• Someone trusted something they shouldn’t
• Someone kept access too long
• Someone reused a password

​In growing companies, access permissions accumulate quickly. Employees change roles, contractors come and go, and systems multiply. Over time, it becomes difficult to know who has access to what.

​In this practical session, we’ll walk through the three most common access and identity failures that lead to real breaches.

​Using real-world examples, we’ll explain how these issues appear inside organizations and what simple controls can dramatically reduce risk without slowing down teams.

​What We’ll Cover

​• Why most breaches start with stolen credentials or phishing
• How forgotten or unexpired access creates hidden risk
• Real examples of companies breached through simple access failures
• Why manual security processes break as companies grow
• What strong access control looks like in practice

​Complimentary Access Risk Review

​After the session, companies can request a free 45-minute Access Risk Review.

​During this session we will:

​• Map who currently has access to your key systems
• Identify where access does not expire
• Highlight approval or payment control gaps
• Review audit evidence readiness

​You’ll leave with:

​• A 1-page findings summary
• Clear next steps to reduce risk
• No obligation

​This is not a sales demo, but a practical review to help you identify potential exposure.

​Format

​Online (Microsoft Teams)

​30-minute briefing
15-minute Q&A

​Hosted By

​Digital Trust Circle

​Facilitated by cybersecurity professionals from ShieldNet 360