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Cyber Resiliency for Life Sciences & Healthcare

Event Overview

Cyber adversaries are evolving their techniques at an alarming rate. Attackers are increasingly looking for disruption, nation-state retaliation, brand reputation, and destruction aside from just ransoming of data. We are seeing production infrastructure such as hypervisors, storage, network, PKI and MFA systems compromised and destroyed, causing you to have to rebuild from bare metal. In this session we will discuss the current threat landscape, current techniques being observed, an overview of WWT’s Cyber Resilience methodology and dive into some technical details around a Cyber Resilience Vault.

Featured Speakers

Chuck Suter

World Wide Technology

Solutions Architect

Chuck has been with WWT for almost two years in the Data Protection and Cyber Resilience Practice. He has over 25 years working in Data Protection ...
Erik Crim

World Wide Technology

Technical Solutions Architect II | Cyber Resilience

Erik's passion lies in resilience in the face of cyber attacks and adversity. With over 17 years of experience in datacenter infrastructure to focu...
Robert Geis

World Wide Technology

Field CISO - US Central

Robert has over 25 years of experience managing technology and leading teams to deliver secure outcomes and create value at scale. Recently he led ...

Goals and Objectives

The session will explore the latest techniques employed by cyber adversaries and provide insights into the vulnerabilities of essential production infrastructure, including hypervisors, storage, networks, PKI, and MFA systems. By the end of the discussion, participants will be equipped with actionable strategies to enhance their cyber resilience and effectively mitigate the impact of evolving threats.

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