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On-demand webinars
July 2017
- Are You Ready to Respond?Learn six primary areas of focus for an effective response plan, best practices in each of those areas, and examples of how deficiencies in any area reduces an organization’s ability to detect & respond to cyber attacks.
June 2017
- GDPR: Being prepared and response-readyIn this webinar we will tackle the importance of a having an effective and actionable incident response plan, and how to develop a crisis communications strategy that minimizes the impact of a data breach.
May 2017
- Intelligence First: How Intelligence Enriches Security Consulting ServicesJoin Jeff Berg, Sr. Manager of Cyber Threat Intelligence, and Brad Bell, Mandiant Principal Consultant, as they share the role of cyber threat intelligence in strategic security consulting services and why services based on compliance-based best practices and industry standards may not be an effective way to protect your organization against a rapidly evolving threat landscape.
- APT32: New Cyber Espionage GroupLearn more about APT32 (OceanLotus Group), a Southeast Asian cyber espionage group threatening multi-national companies operating in Vietnam. After long-term monitoring and response of their activities, FireEye has given this threat actor the newest APT designation.
- Tips & Tricks: Make the Most of FireEye Network SecurityAlthough FireEye Network Security is ready to use out-of-the-box, simplicity does not imply a lack of sophistication. There may be a variety of capabilities that practitioners can take advantage of when maximizing the value of their Network Security solution.
- Smarter Endpoint SecurityToday’s endpoint security products do what they were designed to do, but they still leave gaps in protection. Comprehensive endpoint protection requires prevention, AV, endpoint detection and response (EDR) and other capabilities. Even when organizations adopt multiple point products, there are still gaps in their endpoint protection.
April 2017
- From Incident Response to a Continuous Monitoring and Active Threat HuntingWith over 13 years of front-line experience dealing with advanced threat actors from around the globe, our Mandiant team know how the bad guys think and can help you win the battle against cyber attackers.
- Six Hidden Security Risks for Industrial EnvironmentsIndustrial enterprises – like electric utilities, petroleum companies, and manufacturing organizations – invest heavily in industrial control systems (ICS) to operate industrial processes efficiently, reliably, and safely. Without technology operating the plant floor, business halts or worse.
- 10 Security Best Practices for Government Organizations Apply real-world lessons learned from IT security experts in federal, state and local governments to protect and defend mission-critical networks, infrastructure and data.
March 2017
- M-Trends 2017Learn all about the M-Trends 2017 Report and its implications with our experts.
February 2017
- Containing the Career Impact of CybercrimeFireEye and HPE Chief Technology Officers reveal a five-point tactical plan to mitigate risk and keep your reputation intact.
- APT28: At the Center of the StormDiscussion of our latest report on the Russia-based cyber threat group APT28.
- Protecting Your Data with Effective Incident Response, Monitoring & Threat Intel Stuart Davis, Director & David Grout, SE Director, explain how effective incident response, long term monitoring and threat intelligence can help deal with data protection against advanced persistent threats (APTs).
January 2017
- Sneak Peek: FireEye HelixFireEye CTO Grady Summers explains the benefits of Helix---an intelligence-led platform to simplify, integrate and automate security operations---for organizations of all sizes.
- Two Factor, Two Furious: Subverting (and Protecting) Multi-Factor AuthenticationMandiant consultants Austin Baker and Patrick Charbonneau provide a quick introduction to the problems faced with common MFA systems and methods real-world attackers have used to bypass them.