Cyber-fraudsters and those who generally attack networks today with financial or activism motives are highly organized, collaborate to exchange malicious programs, have sophisticated tools, and target everywhere with persistence and dedication to each target. Targeted attacks pose a serious risk to any organization that must develop mechanisms to identify and repel “asymmetric” threats.
How important is intelligence in the fight against advanced threats?
Could an attack disrupt a mobile network?
What are the five most important mistakes in dealing with cyberattacks?
How do we react to a security breach incident?
How does the human factor through Phishing constitute the weak link in security?
The speakers of the 4th InfoCom Security have the answers
Marco Gioanola – Senior Consulting Engineer, EMEA – Arbor Networks.
Christos Xenakis – Assistant Professor, Department of Digital Systems, PaPei
Christos Vidakis – Director, Risk and Management Consulting – KPMG
Thanasis Diogos – Security Engineer – Microsoft Hellas
Konstantinos Vavousis – Senior Editor – SecNews.gr
