Apr. 6, 2022
9:00am - 12:00pm
Primex Training Facility
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IMAGINE...
Your network is infected with malware, the first step in a Ransomware attack. Your initial indicator of compromise is generally a message on a user's screen that your data has been encrypted and you must pay the bad actor to get a decryption key.
Is there anything you do as an IT Director, Network Administrator, or Managed Service Provider to be proactive?
Join us for a creative, yet practical proactive step you can take. Attendees will learn how to create a honeypot which can be detected by the initial scans of the malware. Some attacks upon discovery of the honeypot are abandoned prior to encryption of your data.
NOTE: Please bring a wiped Windows 10 Enterprise computer with you to this training, one that is NOT on your network.
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Jason Sgro
Leading NH’s largest dedicated municipal incident response team, Jason serves as Sr. Partner, Business Strategy, and Head of Cybersecurity & Human Privacy at The ATOM Group, headquartered in Portsmouth, NH. He is the President of the FBI InfraGard Program in NH, the Executive Director of the Overwatch Foundation, and serves as the Director of the NH Office for Cooperation in Cybersecurity. A lifelong native of New Hampshire, Jason is a strategist at heart, comprised of equal parts speaker, evangelist, coach, and operator. He has secured and advised public and private entities throughout New Hampshire and is widely recognized for his contributions toward building a future we can trust.
CEUs
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