Raj Samani and Hugh Thompson Discuss The Year In Hacks

The video discusses the rise in cybercrime during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on ransomware attacks on healthcare and remote work vulnerabilities. It highlights the use of deep fakes in cyberattacks and the sophistication of threats. The discussion covers strategies for managing cybersecurity risks and predictions for future trends, including increased automation and AI in cybercrime. The session concludes with a Q&A addressing audience concerns about cloud security and unmanaged devices.

What impact has the coronavirus pandemic had on cybercrime activities?

Can you describe the types of scams that have increased during the pandemic?

What strategies can organizations implement to protect against cyber threats while employees work from home?

What are the implications of deep fakes in cybercrime?

How have ransomware attacks evolved in recent years according to the discussion?

What role does employee awareness play in preventing cyber attacks?

How can companies create a culture that encourages reporting of phishing attempts?

What are some of the challenges organizations face with unmanaged devices at home?

In what ways can technology be leveraged to manage the risks associated with connected devices?

What are the key considerations for companies when evaluating the security of cloud environments?