Your executives are being targeted, and your security team is paying the price.

While millions are being invested in hardening the corporate perimeter, today’s threat actors are pivoting to a path of unfortunately low resistance: the personal devices, home networks, and digital identities of your leadership team. When these personal off-the-clock incidents occur, they put a high-value individual at risk; but they can also, critically, trigger a potential corporate crisis and require the internal security team’s involvement.

In this all-too-common scenario, internal security leaders often find themselves at a bizarre impasse. Tasked with remediating executive breaches, they must also navigate the complexities of privacy laws and the discomfort of managing personal data they should never see.

Join Mitch Ashley, Analyst at The Futurum Group, and Brian Hill and Hazel Cerra of BlackCloak, along with Patti Titus, Field CISO of Abnormal AI, as they reveal findings from exclusive original polling of security professionals. They will discuss the time, cost, and risk exposures created when the corporate SOC is forced to handle personal incident responses.

Who Should Attend:

CISOs, security leaders, and risk, privacy, and compliance professionals responsible for protecting executives and managing enterprise-wide security exposure.

What You’ll Learn:

• Where executive-targeted incidents are most likely to originate, and why are they often missed

• How much time internal teams lose when remediating executive-targeted incidents

• How prepared security teams currently are to detect and respond outside the corporate perimeter

• The legal and compliance risks incurred when company employees are pulled into an executive’s private digital life

• How shifting to a concierge digital executive protection (DEP) model restores corporate focus and removes the burden from the internal security team