Stay ahead of the evolving cyber threats with our Ransomware Risk Management Workshop, designed around the NIST 8374 guidelines. This comprehensive 2 CPE-credit course equips IT professionals, cybersecurity experts, and business leaders with effective strategies to safeguard their organizations against ransomware attacks. Gain actionable insights, learn industry best practices, and enhance your defense capabilities to strengthen your digital resilience.
Why Attend?
1. Master Ransomware Defense Strategies - Understand how to identify, prevent, and mitigate ransomware risks using the NIST Cybersecurity Framework.
2. Build Confidence in Cybersecurity Preparedness - Discover how aligning with the NIST 8374 criteria can protect critical assets, ensure business continuity, and uphold client trust.
3. Stay Ahead of Cyber Threats - Learn proactive measures to minimize vulnerabilities, enhance incident response, and streamline risk management practices.
4. Earn 2 NASBA-Approved CPE Credits - Advance your professional knowledge and credentials within the cybersecurity and risk management domains.
What You’ll Learn
This interactive training combines expert-led discussions, case studies, and practical insights designed to help participants master ransomware risk management. Key topics include:
1. Understanding the NIST 8374 Framework:
The importance of NIST 8374 in today’s cybersecurity landscape.
How the NIST guidelines support your organization's defenses against ransomware threats.
2. Exploring the NIST Cybersecurity Framework:
Key security objectives across prevention, detection, and response phases.
Aligning your strategies with NIST criteria to combat ransomware effectively.
3. Risk Assessment and Mitigation:
Developing robust risk assessment and mitigation plans tailored to ransomware threats.
Identifying vulnerabilities and implementing defensive measures.
4. Incident Response Planning:
Crafting actionable response strategies to minimize disruption during ransomware attacks.
Real-world examples showcasing successful incident resolution.
5. Case Studies and Best Practices:
Learn from real-world scenarios to deepen your understanding of ransomware risk management.
Apply industry best practices to bolster your cybersecurity posture.
Benefits of Attending
Participants will leave the workshop equipped with critical tools and practical knowledge, including:
Stronger Ransomware Defense: Learn actionable guidance to protect organizational data and systems.
Improved Risk Management: Develop risk assessment and mitigation strategies that align with leading frameworks.
Enhanced Incident Response: Implement plans that minimize downtime and strengthen recovery efforts.
Professional Growth: Earn 2 CPE credits while advancing your expertise in ransomware risk management.
Event Details
Schedule: Offered every six weeks on Mondays from 10 a.m.–12 p.m. CST.
Delivery Format: Group internet-based learning.
CPE Credits: 2 NASBA-approved credits in Auditing.
Cost: $140.
Private Events: Custom training available for organizational teams.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is ideal for professionals active in cyber defense and risk management, including:
IT and Cybersecurity Professionals: Strengthen your strategies against ransomware threats.
Risk Management Experts: Gain advanced knowledge to manage and minimize risks.
Business Leaders: Understand how to integrate cybersecurity into strategic planning.
The Importance of Ransomware Risk Management
Ransomware poses one of the most significant threats to modern organizations, often bringing operations to a halt and compromising sensitive data. This training emphasizes the importance of:
Proactive Defense Measures: Reduce vulnerabilities and enhance organizational resilience.
Efficient Response Planning: Minimize disruption when incidents occur.
Regulatory Alignment: Adopt the NIST guidelines to ensure compliance and build trust with stakeholders.
Register Today
Don’t leave your organization exposed to the growing threat of ransomware. Join this 2-CPE credit workshop and gain the skills, insights, and confidence to defend against ransomware attacks effectively. Whether you're a seasoned cybersecurity professional or a business leader looking to mitigate digital risk, this training offers the tools you need to succeed.
Register now to take the next step toward mastering ransomware risk management and fortifying your organization’s cybersecurity!

Ransomware Risk Management Profile (NIST 8374)

Name: Ransomware Risk Management Profile (NIST 8374)
Brand: Cybersecurity-NIST

$140.00

Dates Available

Quantity

Offered every eight weeks on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon Central Time in two CPE-Credit event.

We can schedule private events on your timetable for two or more attendees.

NASBA Program Disclosure

Program Level of Understanding: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advance Preparation: None
Delivery Format: Group Internet Based
NASBA Field(s) of Study: Auditing
CPE Credits: 2, based on 50 minutes of instruction per hour
Gain a deeper understanding of the NIST 8374 criteria and its significance in ransomware risk management.

Learn how to identify security objectives from the NIST Cybersecurity Framework that support preventing, detecting, and responding to ransomware attacks.

Explore practical strategies to protect your organization's data and systems from ransomware threats.

Understand the importance of risk assessment, risk mitigation, and incident response planning in the context of ransomware risk management.

Discover industry best practices and case studies to enhance your knowledge and skills in combating ransomware attacks.
Gain a deep understanding of the NIST 8374 criteria and its significance in ransomware risk management.

Learn how to identify security objectives from the NIST Cybersecurity Framework that support preventing, detecting, and responding to ransomware attacks.

Explore practical strategies to protect your organization's data and systems from ransomware threats.

Understand the importance of risk assessment, risk mitigation, and incident response planning in the context of ransomware risk management.

Discover industry best practices and case studies to enhance your knowledge and skills in combating ransomware attacks.
Introductions and Administrative Items
Section 1: Understanding the NIST 8374 Criteria

Overview of the NIST 8374 criteria and its significance in ransomware risk management

Exploring the security objectives from the NIST Cybersecurity Framework related to preventing, detecting, and responding to ransomware attacks

Section 2: Practical Strategies for Ransomware Protection

Examining practical strategies to protect organizational data and systems from ransomware threats

Understanding the importance of risk assessment, risk mitigation, and incident response planning in the context of ransomware risk management

Q&A and Knowledge-Sharing Session
Ransomware attacks have become a significant threat to businesses of all sizes. It is crucial for organizations to have effective risk management strategies in place to mitigate these risks. The NIST 8374 criteria offers a comprehensive framework for managing ransomware risks, aligning organizations' prevention and mitigation requirements with industry best practices.

During this training event, you will gain a deep understanding of the NIST 8374 criteria and its significance in ransomware risk management. You will learn how to identify security objectives from the NIST Cybersecurity Framework that support preventing, detecting, and responding to ransomware attacks. The training will explore practical strategies to protect your organization's data and systems from ransomware threats.

Risk assessment, risk mitigation, and incident response planning will be emphasized, highlighting their importance in the context of ransomware risk management. In addition, you will discover industry best practices and case studies that will enhance your knowledge and skills in combating ransomware attacks.
In today's digital age, where the threat landscape is ever-evolving, arming yourself with knowledge from credible and authoritative sources is more important than ever. Whether you're preparing to attend our CPE event on Ransomware Risk Management following NIST 8374 guidelines or simply looking to broaden your understanding, here are some resources that speak with authority and clarity on the subject:

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST):

NIST Cybersecurity Framework: Dive deep into the strategic guidance offered by NIST for improving cybersecurity practices at organizational levels. NIST Cybersecurity Framework

NIST Special Publication 8374 on Ransomware Protection and Response: Get direct access to the comprehensive guidelines provided by NIST specifically targeting ransomware threats. NIST SP 8374

Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA):

Ransomware Guide: Explore CISA's insightful guide on ransomware protection, detection, and recovery. This resource is invaluable for understanding the practical aspects of defending against ransomware attacks. CISA Ransomware Guide

Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI):

Ransomware Prevention and Response for CISOs: The FBI offers targeted advice for Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) on preventing and responding to ransomware incidents. FBI Ransomware Resources

Each of these resources has been chosen for its authenticity, depth of information, and relevance to the challenges we face in cybersecurity today. They are foundational pillars for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of ransomware risk management and align with the best practices outlined in NIST 8374.

As we approach our CPE event, I encourage you to explore these resources. They will not only prepare you for the discussions we'll have but also empower you with the knowledge to make informed decisions and strategies within your organizations. Remember, in the fight against ransomware, knowledge is not just power—it's protection.

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