The Four-Part Formula to Preventing Cyber Attacks

THE FOUR-PART FORMULA TO PREVENTING CYBER ATTACKS
Webinar Date: January 21, 2025

Cyber Attacks Don’t Wait—Why Should Your Cybersecurity?

The strongest defense against cyber threats doesn’t begin after an attack; it starts with proactive risk management—identifying and eliminating vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

In this webinar, "The Four-Part Formula to Preventing Cyber Attacks," Rob Schenk, Chief Security Officer at ITS, and Earl Fischl, Director of Service Strategy at Field Effect, share practical insights and proven strategies to keep your business secure.

What You’ll Gain:

The importance of proactive risk management in today’s fast-changing threat landscape.
A breakdown of the Four Phases of Risk Management to protect against evolving cyber threats.
How to transform Cybersecurity from a reactive cost into a proactive advantage for your business.

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Our Featured Presenters

Chief Security Officer,
Intelligent Technical Solutions

Rob Schenk, CSO at ITS and co-founder of ITS San Francisco, leads corporate strategy and fosters a security-first mindset among clients. With decades in IT, Rob began as a network engineer and writer with over 200 published articles. He co-founded Intivix, which later joined ITS, helping Bay Area businesses become more secure and efficient. Known for his calm, mindful leadership, Rob is active in the East Bay ICT, supports youth tech education, and enjoys family travel, Aikido, and guitar in his free time.

Director of Service Strategy,
Field Effect

Earl has 21 years of experience in cybersecurity and data analytics. His career includes conducting operations and developing analytics, as well as several years of working at a strategic management level within the government. Earl brings a unique combination of skills and experience to Field Effect. With a background in Political Science, he has approached cybersecurity not only as a technical challenge but also as a complex issue related to espionage.

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