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Subscribe NewsletterPCI Data Breaches: What happened? What may have prevented it? What if it happens to you?
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Overview: If your organization is struggling to meet compliance requirements for PCI, you're in good company. Unfortunately, in this case there is no safety in numbers. Criminals do not necessarily attack big companies; they go after whatever is easy. The cost of r
In this webinar you will learn about the current threat environment, how some of the biggest data breaches of recent years could have been prevented, how to reduce your risk of a breach and what to do if the unthinkable happens.
Compliance with the PCI DSS is expensive, no argument there. Many organizations like to play the "insurance" game by betting they can save the cost of compliance if they never get caught. But are the risks really worth it? Costs such as reputation damage and loss of customers are not so easily quantified as fines and penalties.
In this webinar you will learn about the current threat environment, how some of the biggest data breaches of recent years could have been prevented, how to reduce your risk of a breach and what to do if the unthinkable happens.
Compliance with the PCI DSS is expensive, no argument there. Many organizations like to play the "insurance" game by betting they can save the cost of compliance if they never get caught. But are the risks really worth it? Costs such as reputation damage and loss of customers are not so easily quantified as fines and penalties.
Why should you attend:
Think a breach of cardholder data would never happen to you? Think again. Responses to a recent Ponemon study indicate 79% of companies surveyed have experienced a breach. Many organizations believe there are too small to be breached. Criminals go after what's easy, not necessarily what's lucrative. So while you may not make the national headlines if your data is breached, responding to the breach could jeopardize the health of your business. Learn about breaches at other companies, how they could have been prevented and what to do if the unspeakable happens to you.
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Analysis of recent breaches
- How breaches can be prevented
- What to do if you have a breach
Who Will Benefit:
- Chief Audit Officer
- Chief Information Officer
- Chief Information Security Officer
- IT Management
- Internal Audit Departments
- Compliance Managers