Fireside Chat
Disrupting the Salesforce Kill Chain: F-Secure’s fireside chat with Kim Zetter
16th November 2021
14:00 - 14:45 EST
The transition to digital work has led companies to adopt cloud solutions at an accelerated rate, with Salesforce among the most widely used. Unfortunately, cyber criminals have seen this evolution as a new opportunity to target companies’ IT infrastructure.
The business benefits of using cloud-based applications, such as Salesforce, are huge and massively outweigh the additional security risks they introduce. However, it is essential that businesses are aware of the nature and extent of these risks so they can decide what action is required to mitigate them.
Join F-Secure’s Salesforce Cloud Protection specialist Alex Brandon in conversation with award-winning investigative journalist Kim Zetter, for an in-depth discussion of cyber kill chains and what companies can do to stay safe.
What the fireside chat will cover:
- Defining the kill chain and understanding how it can improve your company’s cyber security
- How Salesforce has supported companies in their digital transition
- How attackers could exploit this transition to use Salesforce as a new attack vector
- What companies can do to disrupt the kill chain and enable secure digital transformation
Speakers
Alex Brandon
Global Director, F-Secure
Having previously worked at Salesforce, Alex brings extensive knowledge of their core offerings such as Service Cloud, Sales Cloud & Experience Cloud. With this unique point of view he commercially leads F-Secure's Cloud Protection for Salesforce business to help customers further secure and protect their Salesforce environments from malicious content, attachments and URLs.
Kim Zetter
Guest Speaker
Kim is an award-winning investigative journalist and author who has covered cybersecurity and national security for more than a decade, writing for publications including WIRED, the New York Times Magazine, Politco, the Washington Post and Motherboard/Vice. She has broken numerous high-profile stories on nation-state hacking and election security and has written a book about cyber warfare.