Most networking talk is forgettable because it’s so generic. No one shares much and they stay clear of controversial topics. While it’s not good form to provoke an argument, it is fine to share your opinion. In fact, being brave enough to be real with others, and to allow yourself to be a well-rounded and interesting person is far better than the alternative. Come prepared and Be ready to share something. 

Let's make every minute of your time worth it. 

What’s the real value of your data? Small to mid-size organizations are the cyber criminals sweet spot. Data is a critical part of every organization, but this most valuable asset often poses a huge risk when it travels or is transmitted beyond the corporate network.

What is the value of your and your customers data?

Cyber criminals are finding new ways. Are you their target?

Have you heard of of the notorious ransom ware TeslaCrypt? One of ESET’s analysts contacted the group anonymously, using the official support channel offered to the ransomware victims by the TeslaCrypt’s operators, and requested the universal master decryption key. Surprisingly, they made it public!

Discussion Points: 

Is it possible for us to get infected?

What’s the best protection for my organization?

If infected - How to minimize damage?

Two interactive round-tables where you can bring up your own practice, experience and questions. 

Anders Nilsson will guide you through a pen-test that exploits critical vulnerabilities. A unique live hack experience you might not want to go through for real.

Learn to ask great questions that get others to talk. Let us know what you think about the information we've shared and feel free to challenge the speakers. 

Asking for advice. It  can be both a conversation starter, and a useful way to get helpful information. 

Stay a bit longer for an individual consultation that is going to take place after the summary.