Learn how COVID-19 is changing cyber risk considerations for good, how to effectively mitigate cyber risks and what HR can do in order to turn employees into a “human” firewall.
The global novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has led to stay-at-home orders or businesses simply choosing to close offices to achieve the social distancing meant to slow the spread of the disease That’s led to many companies’ employees working remotely, some for the first time, which is a development that may soon become the new way of working. This greatly increases the cyber exposures faced by individuals and organizations, and how data breaches are managed and mitigated in a decentralized workforce.
This program reviews the changing landscape of cyber threats through and post COVID-19, and examines the mechanics of incident response in the event of a breach. This will also provide HR specialists with recommendations on how to boost their organization’s cyber resilience by leveraging culture, employee training, and identity and access management.
Learning Objectives:
Staying on top of current cyber trends
How COVID-19 has resulted in increased ransomware attacks
Incident response “how-to’s” and best practices
HR’s role in promoting cyber resilience
COVID-19 recovery and planning for the new norm (cyber “human factor” considerations)
Who Should Attend?
HR leaders who want to learn more about cyber exposures and mitigating activities.
About the Sponsor: Aon
Aon is driven to empower economic and human possibility for clients, colleagues and communities around the world.
We are a leading global professional services firm providing a broad range of risk, retirement and health solutions. Our 50,000 colleagues in 120 countries empower results for clients by using proprietary data and analytics to deliver insights that reduce volatility and improve performance.
Review Aon's helpful recourse article "Guide to COVID-19 Workforce Planning for Canadian Employers" here.