Cybersécurité

Cybersecurity Challenges in the Context of Mass Teleworking

2 jour(s) • 14h

Description

In a health context such as the one we have experienced, companies had to digitalize at record speed (and some had not even considered it). However, the digitalization of businesses makes them increasingly vulnerable to threats and cyberattacks. Whether in the business world or in everyday life, digital technology occupies a significant place in our daily lives: emails, social networks, banking, taxes, applications, teleworking, etc. This attracts unscrupulous individuals who can easily, with little knowledge, commit malicious acts remotely and steal your personal information, impersonate your identity, hold your data hostage, or even steal your banking details. To ensure business continuity, companies must prevent and manage daily risks associated with their digital tools (computers, smartphones, emails, USB keys, etc.). The need for cybersecurity has become a reality that businesses and individuals can no longer ignore. Some figures on data breaches according to Gemalto’s Breach Index: – A total of 4.1 billion records were compromised in the first half of 2019 – The average recovery time after a data breach can reach 70 days – The average time to identify a data breach worldwide is 197 days – 76% of organizations worldwide have suffered a phishing attack in the past year – 75% of companies report that a data breach caused significant disruption to business processes – 6.4 billion fake emails are sent worldwide every day Who are these cybercriminals? How do they operate, and how can you avoid being an easy target? At the end of this training, you will be able to identify traps in the digital space to protect yourself at work or personally. This training will provide you with a comprehensive approach to assess and evaluate the risks associated with cyberattacks on your IT system.