Individual as a part of information system – main challenges to effective protection.
Do not forget the man!
Why not to miss the presentation?
Peter Katrinec will remind us what we tend to forget; that a human is behind even the most perfect information system. How are Slovak employees prepared for possible attack? We have tested it!
Executive Summary:
The presentation introduces a short analysis of malware development from the point of view of the of target recipients, focusing on a recent trend of personal interaction. Subsequently, based on analysis it assesses the present-day security awareness of employees in companies in Slovakia and Czech Republic – based on real-life examples and experience with employee resistance to social engineering attacks. In addition, it looks at the potential consequences of an actual attack on organizations and the available approaches to increasing security awareness.
Why not to miss the presentation?
Peter Katrinec will remind us what we tend to forget; that a human is behind even the most perfect information system. How are Slovak employees prepared for possible attack? We have tested it!
Executive Summary:
The presentation introduces a short analysis of malware development from the point of view of the of target recipients, focusing on a recent trend of personal interaction. Subsequently, based on analysis it assesses the present-day security awareness of employees in companies in Slovakia and Czech Republic – based on real-life examples and experience with employee resistance to social engineering attacks. In addition, it looks at the potential consequences of an actual attack on organizations and the available approaches to increasing security awareness.
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Peter Katrinec
Peter Katrinec has been working in the field of information security for more than 12 years. He gained experience at ESET in selling and managing a wide range of consulting services in the field of information security, technical audits and threat intelligence. He is currently cooperating with Flowmon Networks, acquired in 2020 by Kemp Technologies, a manufacturer of network monitoring and diagnostic solutions for network operation and security, and is also using its experience to manage the first Slovak bug bounty of the Hacktrophy project.
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