RSA - Reducing Cybersecurity Threats Through Caring and Compassionate Leadership (Rebecca Gazda).pptx
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This document discusses reducing cybersecurity threats through caring and compassionate leadership. It notes that cybersecurity is a problem for all industries, as organizations are operating with limited capabilities like a flashlight in an ocean of threats. The document advocates for fostering a cybersecurity culture through caring and compassionate leadership to help address threats, and concludes by asking if there are any questions.
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RSA - Reducing Cybersecurity Threats Through Caring and Compassionate Leadership (Rebecca Gazda).pptx
- 1. Reducing Cybersecurity Threats Through Caring and Compassionate Leadership © 2023 DNSFilter Inc. All Rights Reserved
- 2. Introduction REBECCA GAZDA Sr. Director Labs at DNSFilter What is DNS? Protective DNS Category and threat blocking, our lens into internet traffic
- 3. Security Category Queries by Industry Your users are the weakest link 3 © 2023 DNSFilter Inc. All Rights Reserved
- 4. High Threat Security Categories by Industry The internet is a dark and scary place 4 © 2023 DNSFilter Inc. All Rights Reserved
- 5. Allowed High Threat Security Categories by Industry You aren’t helping much either 5 © 2023 DNSFilter Inc. All Rights Reserved
- 6. Cybersecurity is a problem for all industries We are operating a flashlight in the ocean of cybersecurity threats $9.44M The average cost of a data breach in the US is $9.44M, up nearly 5% from 2021 287 Days The average time it takes to identify and control a breach is 287 days. 88% 88% of organizations experienced at least one DNS-based attack in 2021 20% 20% of employees will click a phishing link; 67% of those employees will enter their information into the phishing site 6 © 2023 DNSFilter Inc. All Rights Reserved
- 7. 7 © 2023 DNSFilter Inc. All Rights Reserved Caring and Compassionate Leadership Fostering a cybersecurity culture
- 8. Conclusions Just keep swimming 8 © 2023 DNSFilter Inc. All Rights Reserved
- 9. Questions? © 2023 DNSFilter Inc. All Rights Reserved Rebecca Gazda Sr. Director Labs Add me on LinkedIn Visit us at Booths S4410 - Get A DNSFilter Demo N5678 - DNSFilter INDYCAR Experience
Editor's Notes
- DNSFILTER What is DNS How do we protect through DNS vs AV Blocking Why does this matter: THE DATA
- All traffic regardless of whether it is blocked or not Data collected over the past month– these results change over time and show some seasonality Proxy and filter avoidance- ALWAY #1 Newly registered domains Users are trying to circumvent our protections
- By removing Proxy and Filter avoidance, we see different patterns by industry Remember these are actual clicks that happened in the past month A LOT of phishing Also a lot of Malware New Domains are more popular in Telecomm, Edu, and Business Svcs than other industries
- But the users aren’t the only problem, some customers aren’t blocking everything they should New Domains and translation sites are allowed on a lot of networks Phishing is allowed on a lot of telecomm, Business Svc, and Healthcare Why does it matter?
- Data breaches are expensive and affect all industries What can we do about it? Average cost of a data breach: https://tech.co/news/average-us-company-data-breach-cost-10-million 287 days: https://venturebeat.com/security/report-average-time-to-detect-and-contain-a-breach-is-287-days/ from Blumera and IBM (Terranova Security, 2020) 67% will click: https://www.efficientip.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/IDC-EUR149048522-EfficientIP-infobrief_FINAL.pdf
- Caring and compassionate leadership- be the person you want your 5 year old to be on their first day of kindergarten example? Accept that mistakes happen and stop the fear of punishment
- The internet is a dark and scary place Your users are going to try to get around your cyber security measures It helps if you actually turn on all of the protections that are available malware and phishing aren’t going anywhere and people are always going to click the links cyber security threats and associated costs are increasing every year be a caring and compassionate leader, we are all human, humans make mistakes, it’s how you react and remediate that matters foster a cyber security culture: allow people autonomy, encourage harm reduction to empower them to make better decisions
- Thanks for your time and and attention Rebecca Gazda Sr Director of Labs Visit our demo booth 4410 for more information