Kaspersky Incident Communications

Upskilling your corporate communications team to operate optimally during a cyberattack

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Overview

What We Offer

When your organization comes under attack, your corporate commmunications team must be ready to minimize the damage caused, through authoritative, appropriate, accurate and timely actions.

Kaspersky Lab has developed best-of-breed training that empowers corporate communications professionals to handle crisis communications, including developing and applying appropriate assets, in the event of an unknown cyber-incident or advanced persistent threat (APT).

Tailored training solutions backed by leading cybersecurity expertise.

Due to the nature of advanced or unknown attacks, operational security is heavily dependent on technology and real-time cybersecurity insights – today's communicators need to operate securely.

Reputation management in the event of an advanced or unknown cyber-incident.

With increasing regulatory pressures, knowing how to behave while under attack not only minimizes potential reputational damage, but can also greatly mitigate direct financial losses.

A thorough understanding of the cyber-incident landscape for corporate communicators.

Knowing how to distinguish and identify different types of threats is crucial to managing communications with external audiences.

Tailored insert for advanced or unknown cyber incidents for the crisis communications manual.

To comply with the new benchmark in handling communications in the event of advanced or unknown cyber incidents, a new type of OpSec knowledge is required for inclusion in the crisis communications manual.

Case Studies

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Suitable for

Enteprise organizations
Financial Services
Industrial & Manufacturing
Government & NGOs
Energy
Telecommunications

Why It Matters?

For CISO
- Technical jargon, details and accuracy
- Audience is relatively educated, understands nuances
- Why does the CCO think everything is a "virus"?
For Company
- Manage your company brand reputation
- Help CISO and CCO understand each other
- Work pragmatically during an advanced or unknown cyberattack
For CCO
- Would prefer to call everything a "virus"
- Media audiences would prefer that it was all a "virus"
- Why can't the CISO just call it a "virus"?

Standard Package

Keynote Presentation
An engaging 60-minute keynote presentation, followed by a Q&A session, delivered by a Kaspersky Lab expert. A deep dive into how Kaspersky Lab's own corp comms team managed the situation after discovering Duqu 2 – one of the most advanced APTs in the world.
Generic Training
Education session on OpSec for corp comms professionals – including technical toolkits and their use, best practice implementation, and effective liaison with IT security, incident response and other corporate teams.
Threats Overview
A generic overview of the current global cyberthreat landscape – its history and evolution, and how corporate brands and reputations can be (and are) impacted. Threat types – malware, ransomware, APTs, or unknown cyberattacks – and how they differ from a corp comms perspective.

Premium Package

Keynote Presentation
An engaging 60-minute keynote presentation, followed by a Q&A session, delivered by a Kaspersky Lab expert. A deep dive into how Kaspersky Lab's own corp comms team managed the situation after discovering Duqu 2 – one of the most advanced APTs in the world.
Insert for CrisisComms Manual
Based on a pre-workshop audit, conducted in conjunction with the CISO and the CCO, we develop a tailored insert for the corporate crisis communications manual to help you manage your company reputation during an advanced or unknown cyberattack.
Tailored Workshop
Tailored education session on OpSec, based on your company incident management protocols and threat vectors as well as organizational structure and reporting lines. Session includes expert-led deep dive into cyberthreats, relevant to your industry and environment, and those particularly likely to target your organization.