One of the biggest trends in technology over the last decade has been the growth of subscription-based service models or “SaaS”. Instead of installing software directly in corporate environments, companies providing customers with the ability to effectively rent access to services they need without dealing with development and maintenance.
Given the high demand for RansomWare in this day and age, creative cyber-criminal entrepreneurs followed this industry trend and created RansomWare As A Service (RaaS) to ease the burden of cyber attackers having to develop their own attacks.
Join Nick Cavalancia from Techvangelism and Cyber Security Expert, Dr. Christine Izuakor as we discuss:
- How does RansomWare as a Service (RaaS) work?
- Examples of RansomWare As A Service (RaaS) provider
- If RaaS impacts you, what can you do?
- RansomWare detection & protection tools
Nick Cavalancia
Chief Techvangelist
Nick Cavalancia has over 20 years of enterprise IT experience, 10 years as a tech marketing executive and is an accomplished technology writer, consultant, trainer, speaker, and columnist.
Dr. Christine Izuakor
Senior Manager of Global Security Strategy and Awareness - United Airline
Dr. Izuakor is the Senior Manager of Global Security Strategy and Awareness at United Airlines where she plays a critical part in embedding cyber security in United’s culture. She is an adjunct professor of cyber security at Robert Morris University, and independently helps corporations solve a diverse range of strategic cybersecurity challenges.
