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Heimdal’s Cybersecurity & Product Expert, Andrei Hinodache, will start breaking down all the areas of modern endpoint cybersecurity, starting with Patching. Don’t miss out on the chance to participate in this highly interactive and creative session in which questions and debates are more than welcome!

Everybody loved our previous Ransomware Detonation webinar and due to audience request, we're already planning the next session. Register now to save your seat on the session. More details to be announced soon.

NEW YEAR, NEW THREATS, NEW RESOLUTIONS: Security had a challenging year in 2022, and 2023 is probably going to be no different. Security teams can, however, be better prepared for threats by being proactive and constantly updated about them. In our first webinar of the year, Andrei Hinodache-Dragoi, Cyber Security & Product Expert goes over Heimdal's predictions for 2023 and the 5 best ways to close the online security gap within your organization.

Have you ever wanted to ask the CEO of a company a few questions, to see how he/she views the industry and have a short debate on topics that interest you? Well, this wish will come true, as Heimdal's December webinar will be focused on this exact point: A fireside chat with our CEO. We're all getting ready to end this cyber resilient year and we understand that time is the most precious element we need to manage in the month of December, that is why Heimdal is reducing the webinar duration to a 30-minute session, without downsizing the quality of the session.

50% of companies nowadays deploy up to six or more security tools, with 98% of organizations never being able to get a full picture of security, which often results in poor cyber resilience. In addition to producing insufficient protection, this approach causes 79% of security professionals headaches due to the maintenance, update, and renewal cycles that come attached to the multiple products. Join our Cyber-Security & Heimdal™ Product Expert, Andrei Hinodache, in a new webinar and learn more about how your organization's security posture depends on your capacity to recognize, prevent, and stop attacks at the device level.

It can be quite a challenge to implement an effective cybersecurity strategy. Along with the issue of cyber hygiene, consideration should be given to threat coverage, risk minimization, and surface area protection. How does one begin? Join us for a Heimdal® first! On October 4th, we will be hosting a very special webinar interview with our enterprise customer – Össur.

Nowadays, security teams are more overworked than ever due to rising cybersecurity costs and risk. Organizations that seek to reduce their exposure to major financial risk must be able to consistently and quickly contain hostile activity within their environment.  Employees rely on mobile devices, personal computers, and laptops to access corporate networks and execute tasks, and for that reason (and MANY others) XDR is an incredibly powerful security tool

Cybercriminals are increasingly leveraging DNS as an attack vector as Internet-based exploits become more common. At the same time, security teams are discovering that DNS-level protection technologies and procedures are increasingly effective at thwarting online attacks. How do DNS security measures appear? What are the necessary tools and procedures, and how challenging is the implementation?

Nowadays, threat actors find it more challenging to launch direct attacks on organizations' networks thanks to advancements in cybersecurity technology. As a result, cybercriminals are increasingly searching for different ways to access networks in order to steal private and sensitive information. The fact that one corrupted user can be exploited to transform a small breach into a major cyber incident means that all users nowadays must be regarded as privileged users.

Although ransomware is hardly a new danger, the methods attackers use to gain access to your data have significantly changed over time. In 2021 alone, ransomware cleanup costs worldwide increased to $1.85 million, up from an average of $761,106 in 2020. As threats change, so must your attempts to detect, protect against, and prevent them from infecting your networks and shutting down your organization.

In this session, we talk about identifying the most significant vulnerabilities and how to resolve them by employing an automated patch management strategy. Automated patch management allows businesses to shift their focus from manually dealing with patches to less labor-intensive and more interesting activities. Are you curious to see how it can help relieve your team of endless hours of manual work? We will demonstrate how including threat intelligence data can help you determine priorities and swiftly fix vulnerabilities based on real-world risk.

In this session, we talk about what is ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, how it can help, how it’s generally used in cybersecurity and how we are using it in our products along with a very recent example of discovering a cryptocurrency scam with AI’s help and then also talk about how adversaries are using A.I. in order to make their attacks even more damaging.

In this session, we'll explain what is ransomware, how it works and how it evolved, talk about notorious ransomware strains and the implications of a ransomware attack payment as well as ransomware prevention best practices to implement in order to better protect your organization against these attacks and how our products can help you achieve that.

In this session, we’ll explain what is a social engineering attack and the tactics used to manipulate you and your employees as well as best practices to implement to better protect your organization against these types of attacks and how our products can help you obtain a rock-solid cybersecurity posture.

In this session we talk about what is a botnet attack, how do botnets work and spread, highlight notorious big botnets and what you can do to protect your organization against this type of attack.

On this session - together with my very special guest Morten Kjaersgaard - Heimdal Security's CEO - we'll discuss about the challenges and opportunities in securing today's workforce, our product line-up and the 2021 product roadmap.

In this session we’ll discuss about e-mail security, how it works and what are the top threats, but also learn how to spot and report suspicious emails and e-mail security best practices.

In this session we’ll look at a brief history of EDR, how and why it evolved into EPDR and what’s the difference between Protection and Prevention in this term and why EPDR became the new golden standard in cybersecurity and as well as best practices on implementing EPDR.

On this session, we’ll have an overview of the cybersecurity landscape and the major cybersecurity incidents in 2020 as well as sharing what we’ve learned from our customers and the trends we noticed in the past year.

In this session, we’ll focus on DNS Security. We’ll explain what is DNS, how does it work what attack vectors can be used against your organization through DNS, best practices around better protecting your DNS communication and how AI/ML can be used for threat hunting and prevention in cybersecurity. And of course, we’ll also talk about how we can help you obtain rock-solid DNS security.

On this session, we focus on Privilege Access Management and why is it important, types of privileged accounts and what attack vectors can be used against your organization, best practices around implementing your PAM program and how we can help you automate this process to help you save time, money and obtain rock-solid cybersecurity posture.

In this session, we discuss Patch Management and why is it important, facts, best practices and how we can help you automate this process in order to have you save time, money and have a much more solid cybersecurity posture.

In this webinar, we talk about the latest trends in cybersecurity for SMEs, with a focus on the constantly evolving threatscape and why building a solid cybersecurity posture is critical to any business.