Israel’s Cyber Security Leaders Virtual Boardroom

According to the Allianz Risk Barometer 2021, cyber incidents are among the top three business risks worldwide and include DDOS attacks, ransomware attacks, data theft or hijacked communication channels amongst many other dangers. Earlier this year in Israel, a DDOS attack took down several Israeli government websites temporarily following reports of severe interruptions on numerous networks supplied by Bezeq and Cellcom. The INCD declared a state of emergency to assess the damage, and examined critical Israeli websites and government infrastructures, such as Israel’s power and water corporations, to see if they were also targeted.

The knock-on effect is that when the IT infrastructure fails, then other on-premises systems such as email, VoIP telephones, databases or monitoring tools also fail. Clearly, even the best business continuity plan quickly becomes worthless without reliable communication options.

Organisations now more than ever need to be on top of their preparedness and ability to respond to cyber incidents. Whether response teams work on-site or remotely, Crisis and Incident Management operations become more efficient when teams consolidate all information into one workspace – accessible to stakeholders anywhere in the world. This helps them navigate every stage of a potential cyber crisis, as well as other business interruptions that must not turn into larger-scale events.

Join F24 and strategic partners Pangea in this exclusive, free to attend virtual boardroom bringing together industry specialists in the business continuity and crisis management fields. An ideal opportunity to gain valuable insights into common challenges and innovative solutions that can enable your organisation to handle disruptions, incidents, and critical events efficiently.