In today’s digital world, security disorders are too common. Despite the many available safety and curriculum tools, identity-based attacks, phishing, opponent on average and bypassing the MFA is the main problem. Instead of taking these risks and pouring resources in correcting problems after they arise, why not interfere with the attacks in the first place?
Our upcoming webinar, “How to exclude threats based on the individual“ will show you how, showing Outside the identity expert Jing Reichan (Director of product marketing) and Louis Moraskio (Senior architect of products). Join them to learn how to access safe design can block phishing, opponent in the middle attack, and more, first than they have ever reached your network.
What do you learn
- Stop attacks on the source: Learn to actively block threats like phishing – before they can focus on your systems.
- Home Key Security Methods: Learn how safe and design solutions provide phishing resistance, check -up resistance, storage of devices and continuous risk -based access control.
- Practical, existing tips: Get transparent, easy -to -step steps to keep your organization without requiring additional technical skills.
- Success stories in the real world: See how these proven strategies work in real scripts that emphasize their effectiveness.
- Get a competitive preference: Prevent violations to cut costs and create confidence in customers and partners.
Even if you are not a technical expert, you will learn valuable ideas about how identity-based threats work.
Time to rethink traditional safety approaches. Instead of responding to the attacks, find out how to prevent them. By joining our webinar, you will take a big step to ensuring the future of your organization.
Sign up now And find out how to exclude whole classes of attacks based on your identity threatening landscape. Do not miss this opportunity to convert your safety strategy and protect what is most important.
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