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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://ransomware.databreachtoday.com/\nAwareness & Training\nBreach preparedness\nAlbany Airport Pays Off Sodinokibi Ransomware Gang: Report\nCurrency Exchange Travelex Held Hostage by Ransomware Attack\nPatch or Perish: VPN Servers Hit by Ransomware Attackers\nThe 'Axis of Evil' and Escalation of Destructive Attacks\nRansomware 2.0: Cybercrime Gangs Apply APT-Style Tactics\nAnalysis: The Latest Ransomware Targets\nA CISO's Security Predictions for 2020\nRansomware Attackers May Lurk for Months, FBI Warns\nRansomware Risk Management: 11 Essential Steps\nToronto Sees 300% Increase in Ransomware Reports\nKeeping New York's Connected Infrastructure Secure\nDenyette DePierro\nTodd Carroll\nCybelAngel\nNathanael Coffing\nCloudentity\nPerry Carpenter\nKnowBe4\nReimagining Data Analytics in Financial Services\nIBM X-Force Intelligence: What Are Latest Cyber Threats?\nThe Best of Infosecurity Europe 2018\nWhy Attackers Keep Winning at 'Patch or Perish'\nSecurity: Ounce of Prevention Still Worth a Pound of Cure\nBusiness Email Compromise (BEC) , Fraud Management & Cybercrime\nWebinar | Can't Stop, Won't Stop: How to Actually Prevent Employee Data Breaches\nPresented by Egress 60 Minutes\nPeople cause data breaches every day. That simple statement hides layers of complexity, compliance issues, and stress for CISOs and their security teams. While we may be able to 'logically' explain malicious breaches by linking them to motivations such as financial gain, it's often more difficult to understand and anticipate incidents caused by well-intentioned employees. The staff member who, for example, has too many things to do and sends an email to the wrong person. Or the person who feels they need to share information just to get their job done, choosing not to apply security or using unapproved channels.\nThis webinar will look at the psychology behind these breaches, and what technology can do to prevent incidents caused by employees sharing sensitive data via email. 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She then moved into one of the UK Police Cyber-Crime Units where she got to know the attackers' mind sets and methodologies well. The unit dealt with serious cyber crime cases working closely with agencies such as the FBI. Victim companies ranged from small to multi-national organisations and almost all the cases involved social engineering.\nLisa left in 2017 to start her own company, Red Goat Cyber Security LLP, with the goal of reflecting the techniques and methodologies actually being employed by hackers. They provide the only GCHQ certified social engineering training in the UK for staff as well as social engineering security testing and wargaming cyber attack exercises to help organisations prepare for an attack. In December 2018 Lisa won the \"Top 100 Women In Tech\" Awards recognising her achievements and contributions to the cyber security industry.\nSudeep Venkatesh is a noted expert on data protection, bringing two decades of industry and technology experience in this area. 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