Information Security Best Practice Webinar

Online Webinar

28/01/2021 - 28/01/2021

Description

HOW TO IMPROVE sECURITY WHEN HOSTING ZOOM, MICROSOFT TEAMS AND VIDEO CONFERENCE CALLS

‘Zoom bombing’ (uninvited guests secretly joining your meetings) is on the rise. So we really need to consider the risk if these ‘guests’ are able to sit in or record high level board meetings without our knowledge or permission. We can no longer rely on the app providers to manage our information security controls as there are known vulnerabilities in video conferencing software.

Even if the big tech giants get their act together and fixed these known vulnerabilities, your team could still be left wide open to malicious cyber-attacks and hacks. We recommend that additional layers of security are adopted to help ensure that your private meetings remain private. This can be achieved by using additional security plugins like Highside end-to-end encryption software, or, by changing the security settings on Zoom or Teams that are designed to make online conferencing more secure.

You can read more about the dangers of Zoom Bombing in our article here.

Seminar Overview

In this event Ian Fielding (NDC) will discuss how an information security framework like ISO27001 can help prepare your organisation to transition to the growing use of video conferencing tools and home working. Industry experts will also talk about the growing threats we face and how organisations and individuals can better protect their intellectual property and confidential information.

Amount (£)

Language

English

Who Should Attend?

This free webinar is designed for all senior managers and executives who conduct confidential online meetings using Zoom, Teams, Slack or Google Hangouts.

Agenda

3.15 pm – 3.55 pm – Ian Fielding (NDC) will discuss how ISO27001 the Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) framework can help organisations improve their infosec performance. Evan Blair & Aaron Turner (HighSide) will discuss how organisations can better protect their confidential information when collaborating with Partners and critical suppliers and how to improve data security & compliance when sharing files or sensitive documents. We will also discuss some of the recent security issues like ‘DarkHalo’ and ‘M365’ hacks that have surfaced and how to assess the effectiveness of good data security and data access management.
3.55-4 pm - Q&A close

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