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Date:  
August 27, 2024
Time:  
11:00 am

How to Prevent Supply Chain Attacks

Ensure Your Operations Remain Up and Running

How to Prevent Supply Chain Attacks

Tune in on August 27th at 11 am EDT to learn what it takes to protect your organization from supply chain attacks!

During the live webinar, ThreatLocker® will:

  • Discuss past supply chain attacks and how they occurred
  • Demonstrate legit supply chain cyberattacks
  • Recap speaking points shared at Black Hat 2024

What is a Supply Chain Attack?

Supply chain attacks involve the exploitation of a company’s third-party vendors or suppliers to gain access to internal systems. These cyberattacks aim to inflict damage to the company and those they conduct business with by maliciously impacting one or all steps of the supply chain.

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Tune into the live event to:

Discover the vulnerabilities and risks that may leave your company susceptible to a supply chain attack.
Learn how to protect your company from threat actors looking to exploit the trust between you and your vendors and suppliers.
Take part in an interactive Q&A and enter the trivia challenge for a chance to win FREE tickets to Zero Trust World 2025!

Webinar Speakers

Hear from industry experts
Danny Jenkins
CEO & Co-Founder | ThreatLocker®
  • CEO & Co-Founder of ThreatLocker, a cybersecurity firm providing Zero Trust endpoint security.
  • Has over two decades of experience building and securing corporate networks.
  • Dedicated to educating industry professionals about the latest cyber threats and frequently speaks on the topics of ransomware and Zero Trust.
Rob Allen
Chief Product Officer | ThreatLocker®
  • Almost two decades of experience assisting small and medium enterprises embrace and utilize technology.  
  • Has been at the coalface, assisting clients in remediating the effects of cyber and ransomware attacks and helping them recover.

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