FEMA Region II Cyber Resiliency Workshops
FEMA Region II, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and CyberProtex, a cyber engineering and training company with 20 years’ experience, are presenting a series of five one-day Cyber Resiliency workshops to be conducted in New York City and other Region II locations in the Northeastern United States. Each workshop will focus on one of the following sectors/industries: Financial, Transportation, Higher Education, Pharmeceutical Industry, and Government.
The one-day workshop will introduce best practices in cyber resiliency, seek to foster communication within companies, entities and industries to strengthen resiliency capabilities, and will identify continuity and crisis management planner’s potential gaps in response capabilities. Attendees will hear subject matter experts on best practices; question a panel of experts on what works or does not work for them; review a current real-world case study; and collaborate in a table top exercise with time for discussion and de-briefing.
Malicious actors, from state-sponsored players to criminal enterprises, will exploit vulnerabilities as well as crisis situations to attack critical infrastructure and crucial businesses. Building a culture of relationships between stakeholders, IT professionals, continuity managers, and others within an organization, public or private, and across an industry will improve operational resilience.
The one-day workshop will introduce best practices in cyber resiliency, seek to foster communication within companies, entities and industries to strengthen resiliency capabilities, and will identify continuity and crisis management planner’s potential gaps in response capabilities. Attendees will hear subject matter experts on best practices; question a panel of experts on what works or does not work for them; review a current real-world case study; and collaborate in a table top exercise with time for discussion and de-briefing.
Malicious actors, from state-sponsored players to criminal enterprises, will exploit vulnerabilities as well as crisis situations to attack critical infrastructure and crucial businesses. Building a culture of relationships between stakeholders, IT professionals, continuity managers, and others within an organization, public or private, and across an industry will improve operational resilience.
Cyber Resiliency Workshop 2019
New York University, 60 Washington Square, 4th Floor, NY, NY
May 10, 2019, 9:00am to 3:00pm
FEMA Region II & the Higher Education Sector
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The first in this series was held at NYU on May 10, 2019.
Speakers where present from DHS, DHSES, Global Cyber Alliance, NYU, and Columbia as well as from CyberProtex. Helpful links: |
Cyber Resilience
Cyber Resilience is the ability of the enterprise to adapt to cyber-attacks and emergency events that impact the confidentiality, integrity and availability (CIA) of business operations.
CyberProtex would love to partner with your company or organization to put on workshops and table top exercises addressing today's cyber security concerns. Email training@cyberprotex.com for more information.
