The SolarWinds breach and its effects have been unwinding, with new developments on almost a daily basis. This attack and the methods used have caused many to question how we approach cybersecurity defenses in modern enterprise environments. This event certainly will have major implications across IT operations, cybersecurity, IT audit and enterprise risk for some time to come. As leaders in risk management we need to be prepared to pivot our approach to assessing cyber risk in this dynamic environment.
Learning Objectives:
Please join us in this session as we will explore the following:
- A detailed anatomy and breakdown of the SolarWinds breach
- Highlights of some of the indicators of compromise
- Detailed discussion about what makes this attack most unique
- The long term risk management implications that this event predicates
- Best practices and audit ideas to bring back to you organization in order to help detect and prevent similar occurrences in the future
Intangible Capital: Structural
About the Rapidly Accelerate Value: The 4 C’s Series:
Begin identifying, protecting, and building significant value into your company by focusing on the four intangible capitals: Human, Customer, Structural, and Social. Through this series, attendees will be introduced to key topics that should be addressed when creating value inside of a business. The series will focus on people, process, systems, customers, and culture. The experts will introduce the various topics, conversations, and strategic questions a business owner will need to ask and address to build value.
The EPI Rapidly Accelerate Value: The 4 C’s Webinar Series is a FREE web-based continuing education presentation for EPI members and the general public. Topics for the webinars complement the EPI Value Acceleration Methodology, a process created by Christopher Snider, and taught in or at the Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) Program. These one-hour educational broadcasts are taught by industry experts from across the nation. Review upcoming broadcasts below.