One Step Ahead: Keeping Security at the Forefront
summary
Ransomware surges in May 2020 lead to a rise in double extortion attacks and prompt creation of a COVID-19 cyber threat coalition that shares indicators and response playbooks; healthcare breaches correlate with measurable patient harm (EKG delays >2 minutes and higher 30‑day mortality) and one reported death after system outage. Nonprofits move rapidly to cloud services, rely on third parties, and report more phishing; surveys show 50% of users think technology alone stops social engineering, so awareness plus muscle‑memory habits become the defense.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introductions
- 6:33Security conversation
- 7:42Human risk factor
- 11:08Security awareness
- 13:05Security culture
- 14:48How did bad actors take advantage
- 20:26What needs to be done now
- 21:38Nonprofit security requirements
- 26:16Nonprofit security progress
- 27:48The new normal
- 30:18The next era
- 31:36Hybrid
- 35:00Conclusion
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