TEEX Cyber Readiness Summit

In today's digital landscape, cybersecurity has become a top priority.  The growing frequency and sophistication of cyber threats, such as ransomware attacks, data breaches, and phishing schemes, present significant challenges. These incidents not only threaten sensitive data, undermine public trust and monetary loss but potentially can threaten public safety and infrastructure.

Critical to combat these ever-increasing risks, having the knowledge and the skill to clearly articulate and defend cybersecurity needs by building solid business cases in this session we will focus on:

Assessing and prioritizing Vulnerabilities and Potential Consequences: This involves identifying critical assets, assessing current security measures, and modeling the consequences of an incident—both immediate and long-term.

Understanding and Prioritizing Purchasing Criteria: When selecting cybersecurity solutions, decision-makers should align their criteria with the organization's unique needs.

Review an example of Business case framework: Demonstrating the return on investment or risk avoidance is crucial to gaining stakeholder approval. A strong business case quantifies the financial benefits of preventing costly incidents, minimizing downtime, and complying with regulatory requirements.

Cybersecurity Standards, Policies, Directives, Rules, Orders, Compliance Regulations and other types of mandatory and best practice guidance can be overwhelming… With limited budget and time, learn from the speakers with high audience collaboration how many organizations handle the wide range of cyber and related areas to control. We cover: prioritizing which standards to concentrate on, how to quickly adapt template and other publicly available examples to your unique situations, and successful socialization strategies and techniques.

Attendees come away with actionable steps to better set, socialize and effectively manage the ever-growing array of needed technology and cybersecurity standards and directives.

Provide your contact information if you want access to a growing list of government provided free and reasonably priced services from the likes of TEEX, TxDIR, CISA, CIS and others.

In today's digital landscape, cybersecurity has become a top priority.  The growing frequency and sophistication of cyber threats, such as ransomware attacks, data breaches, and phishing schemes, present significant challenges. These incidents not only threaten sensitive data, undermine public trust and monetary loss but potentially can threaten public safety and infrastructure.

Critical to combat these ever-increasing risks, having the knowledge and the skill to clearly articulate and defend cybersecurity needs by building solid business cases in this session we will focus on:

Assessing and prioritizing Vulnerabilities and Potential Consequences: This involves identifying critical assets, assessing current security measures, and modeling the consequences of an incident—both immediate and long-term.

Understanding and Prioritizing Purchasing Criteria: When selecting cybersecurity solutions, decision-makers should align their criteria with the organization's unique needs.

Review an example of Business case framework: Demonstrating the return on investment or risk avoidance is crucial to gaining stakeholder approval. A strong business case quantifies the financial benefits of preventing costly incidents, minimizing downtime, and complying with regulatory requirements.

Cybersecurity Standards, Policies, Directives, Rules, Orders, Compliance Regulations and other types of mandatory and best practice guidance can be overwhelming… With limited budget and time, learn from the speakers with high audience collaboration how many organizations handle the wide range of cyber and related areas to control. We cover: prioritizing which standards to concentrate on, how to quickly adapt template and other publicly available examples to your unique situations, and successful socialization strategies and techniques.

Attendees come away with actionable steps to better set, socialize and effectively manage the ever-growing array of needed technology and cybersecurity standards and directives.

Provide your contact information if you want access to a growing list of government provided free and reasonably priced services from the likes of TEEX, TxDIR, CISA, CIS and others.