Whether ransomware, social engineering, or compromised partner accounts, modern cyberattacks are increasingly targeting the supposedly weakest point – the workstation computer. It often begins with a harmless click and ends in a system failure, data theft, or extortion.
According to a recent survey of 300 executives in the DACH region, two-thirds of companies have been affected by at least one cyberattack in the last two years – again a significant increase compared to the previous year.
In this session, we'll take a look behind the scenes at real-life attack scenarios on employee-used infrastructure and demonstrate how the threat landscape has changed. The focus is on typical vulnerabilities in the communication between devices, services, and people – and how architectural an ...