Cyber Crisis: Ready, Respond, Recover
One incident. Three answers, in one lunchtime.
Most organisations find out their incident plan does not work during the incident.
On 13 November, you will run one. StrongKeep puts you inside a live ransomware incident for forty-five minutes: five stages, and a role. Your phone buzzes: you are the finance director, and you know something the chief executive does not. You decide what to do and what to say while the clock runs.
Presented by StrongKeep, Lockton and SETSCO. Complimentary, lunch provided. Places are limited to keep the simulation workable.
THE DAY
11.30am - Refreshments on arrival
11.45am - Welcome and opening remarks. Janice Chua, Director, Safer Cyberspace Division, Cyber Security Agency of Singapore
12.00pm - Cyber Crisis Challenge. Five stages of a ransomware incident: a suspicious email, systems down, possible data compromise, external pressure, the leadership decision
12.45pm - Lunch and networking
1.15pm - The business cost of a cyberattack. Lockton. What an incident costs, what cyber insurance covers and does not, and what affects a claim
1.40pm - Certification and cyber resilience. SETSCO. What certification demonstrates, what assessors look for, and how it builds confidence in your readiness
2.00pm - Panel and questions. The five stages revisited, and what the room's decisions would have cost. All three, with the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore
WHO YOU WILL HEAR FROM
Janice Chua, Director, Safer Cyberspace Division, Cyber Security Agency of Singapore
Gaurav Keerthi, StrongKeep. Formerly Deputy Chief Executive of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore
Darryl Lee, Head of Professional and Executive Risk, Lockton
Mae Dela Cruz, Assistant Vice President, Certification, SETSCO
PROTECT, PROVE, RECOVER
Protect. The controls that stop most of it before it starts: endpoint protection, phishing filtering, credential management and staff training. (StrongKeep)
Prove. Independent assessment and certification. Evidence that your controls are real, and confidence in your readiness. (SETSCO)
Recover. What an incident costs, what a policy covers, and what affects a claim. (Lockton)
WHO IT IS FOR
Business owners and senior management, and the people who would actually be in the room during an incident: IT, risk, compliance, operations and communications.