Incident Response Case Study: What Happens When Everything Goes Wrong

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As an information security professional, you're likely no stranger to thinking in worst-case scenario terms. Of course, learning from the experience of others can help as well.

During this webinar, you will hear the story of a real incident, what went wrong, and how to avoid meeting the same fate as the unfortunate victim.

John Hammond, Huntress
John Hammond
Senior Principal Security Researcher
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Oscar Minks
Director of Technical Solutions & Services, FRSecure

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