WEBINAR
Detection & Response in Action – Examples from the Field
The average cost of a data breach, according to IBM, is $3.8 Million. Do something about it!
Join SecurityHQ’s Feras Tappuni, CEO, and Chris Cheyne, CTO, on the 17th of September, as they explore real life examples from the field. Delve into how SecurityHQ handles actual breaches, with real life case studies. Learn what actions are required, and hear their suggestions, so that you know how to analyse, prioritise, and respond to threats, and safeguard your data, people, and processes.
In this webinar, Feras and Chris will share best practices on how you can protect your business with:
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Speakers
Feras Tappuni
CEO
Feras Tappuni is the CEO and founder of SecurityHQ and is responsible for overseeing all the technical and financial aspects of the company. With over 25 years’ experience, he has dedicated his life to cyber security and is driven by the desire to offer his clients the highest degree of protection against today’s cyber threats. Feras has delivered complex security and engineering projects to prestigious clients globally. From harnessing the right technology, processes and people, he ensures that SecurityHQ delivers a truly enterprise grade experience.
Chris Cheyne
SOC Director and CTO, SecurityHQ
Chris Cheyne is the SOC Director and CTO for SecurityHQ, a global organisation empowering its clients with bespoke cyber security procedures and technology. Responsible for operating six Security Operation Centres across the UK, Middle East and India, Chris specialises in threat hunting and intelligence, endpoint detection and response, SOC monitoring, behavioural analytics, EUBA, SIEM and more. With over 12 years of experience in security operations and management services, his objective is to place the power of his SOC team into his clients’ hands, and to provide complete visibility of security events and threats within their environments. Chris has been pivotal in building SecurityHQ’s capabilities in Managed Security Services and has experience in delivering SOC detection and response services for household names across multiple sectors, including Finance, Insurance, Healthcare, Retail, Aviation and Education. With an industry-leading team of 200 analysts behind him, he ensures that clients receive the highest degree of protection against today’s cyber threats.
Deodatta Wandhekar
GSOC Manager
As GSOC Manager, Deodatta’s experience encompasses network security device management, SOC incident management, SIEM consultation and Firewall Audits. He is a GCIH certified professional and specialise in risk, incident, and technical content management, and is responsible for managing SecurityHQ’s Global SOC operations, and India SOC Team.
Cyber Threats are sophisticated and co-ordinated. To defy these, we need a strong team which capitalises on the experience of incident handling. Clients need to be prepared. Deodatta brings out this proactive approach from his SOC team, to help protect clients from growing cyber threats.
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