How do we prepare for the unexpected?
IT related incidents are not a question of “if”, but “when”. Organizations who prepare for unwanted events reduce their losses and consequences for everyone, even when serious cyberattacks happen. During this interactive session, everyone will get first-hand experience with handling a (simulated) cyberattack. We will share our knowledge and experience, make decisions together and try to find the best possible outcome of a difficult situation. This way, we are all better prepared when a real for cyber crisis strikes.
Erlend Andreas Gjære, Secure Practice
Security & people specialist
Erlend Andreas Gjære is a specialist in security and people, with a focus on security awareness, training and culture, human risk, behavior and user experience. He received his MSc degree in Informatics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Norway, and then worked six years as a research scientist, before transitioning to industry work as a consultant and security manager. He is now co-founder & CEO of Secure Practice, developing cloud services to measure and manage human cyber risk in organizations.
IT related incidents are not a question of “if”, but “when”. Organizations who prepare for unwanted events reduce their losses and consequences for everyone, even when serious cyberattacks happen. During this interactive session, everyone will get first-hand experience with handling a (simulated) cyberattack. We will share our knowledge and experience, make decisions together and try to find the best possible outcome of a difficult situation. This way, we are all better prepared when a real for cyber crisis strikes.
Erlend Andreas Gjære, Secure Practice
Security & people specialist
Erlend Andreas Gjære is a specialist in security and people, with a focus on security awareness, training and culture, human risk, behavior and user experience. He received his MSc degree in Informatics from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Norway, and then worked six years as a research scientist, before transitioning to industry work as a consultant and security manager. He is now co-founder & CEO of Secure Practice, developing cloud services to measure and manage human cyber risk in organizations.