We are pleased to announce that once again we are organizing, together with (ISC)² Poland Chapter, a Seminar dedicated to contemporary business security challenges. (ISC)² (International Information System Security Certification Consortium) is an international organization bringing together cybersecurity professionals, known primarily for the CISSP certification – one of the most valued qualifications in this field.
Date: September 26, 2019, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: nFlo Sp. z o.o. headquarters, Conference Center – 4th floor, entrance B, ul. Ogrodowa 58, 00-876 Warsaw
Previous meetings were dedicated to ICT/OT threats and terrorism, and this time the topic will be Counter-surveillance Protection of Organizations and Individuals, which will be presented by Dr. Agnieszka Bukowska, nFlo Expert and CBnRSiG Collegium Civitas.
Counter-surveillance protection encompasses a wide range of activities aimed at securing organizations and their employees against unauthorized information gathering. In the digital era, corporate espionage takes new forms – from social engineering attacks and phishing, through electronic eavesdropping, to advanced APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) campaigns conducted by state actors.
During the seminar, practical aspects of counter-surveillance protection will be discussed, including identifying potential threats, techniques for detecting information-gathering attempts, and building a security culture within the organization. Special attention will be given to protecting executives, who are frequent targets of attacks due to their access to sensitive business information.
Meetings organized by (ISC)² Poland Chapter provide a valuable platform for knowledge and experience sharing among security specialists. Participation in such events allows building professional networks and following the latest trends and threats in the industry.
More about the event and the registration form at the link below.
https://evenea.pl/event/ochronakontrinwigilacyjna/
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Why this matters for organizations
Read the report from the (ISC)² Poland Chapter meeting held on September 26, 2019. Learn what topics were discussed and what conclusions were drawn to better understand cybersecurity challenges. In the context of growing cyber threats and tightening regulations (NIS2, DORA), organizations must proactively manage this security area. Failure to implement adequate safeguards can lead to data breaches, financial penalties, and reputational damage.
Best practices for implementation
Effective implementation requires several key steps:
- Risk assessment and inventory — identify assets, threats, and vulnerabilities specific to your organization.
- Policy development — document requirements, roles, and responsibilities.
- Technical controls — deploy tools and configurations proportionate to identified risks.
- Training and awareness — engage employees in protecting organizational security.
- Monitoring and continuous improvement — regularly verify effectiveness and adapt to the evolving threat landscape.
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