Cyber Security
Workshop 2023

14 - 19 November

8:00 am

Hilton Garden Inn,2600 Westport Parkway

Fort Worth Texas ,76177, USA

What is Social engineering ?

Social engineering refers to the art of manipulating people into revealing confidential information or performing specific actions, often by exploiting human psychological principles. It’s essentially a form of trickery or deception to gain unauthorized access to systems, data, or physical spaces, rather than by hacking or technical means. Social engineering attacks prey on human vulnerabilities, like trust, fear, and the natural inclination to be helpful.

There are several types of social engineering tactics, including:

Pretexting: This involves creating a fabricated scenario (or pretext) to obtain information from a targeted person. For instance, a scammer might pose as an external IT auditor and request certain confidential data.
Phishing: This is probably the most known form of social engineering. Attackers send emails or other messages that appear to be from reputable sources to lure victims into clicking malicious links or downloading malware. These messages often induce urgency or fear.
Spear phishing: Similar to phishing, but it’s targeted. The attacker customizes their deceptive message to a specific individual or organization, often using information they’ve gathered to make the message seem more legitimate.
Vishing: Short for “voice phishing.” This is when an attacker calls a victim and tries to trick them into giving away confidential information or performing a specific action over the phone.
Tailgating: This involves an attacker seeking to get into a restricted area by following someone who has legitimate access, essentially “tailgating” them through a security checkpoint without proper authentication.
Baiting: This involves offering something enticing to the victim, such as free software on a USB stick, which, when used, will release malware or some other malicious tool into the victim’s system.
Quizzing: Attackers might use online quizzes or surveys, promising prizes or entertainment in exchange for personal or security information.

To defend against social engineering:

Awareness training for employees is essential.
Strong, multi-factor authentication methods should be implemented.
Policies should be in place to verify the identity of individuals requesting information.
Regularly update and patch systems and software to reduce vulnerabilities.
Encourage a culture of healthy skepticism and reporting of suspicious activities or requests.

Remember, the human element is often considered the weakest link in cybersecurity. While technology can provide numerous protections, it’s also essential to educate and train individuals to recognize and resist social engineering attempts.

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Why Attend?

Attending a cybersecurity workshop can provide numerous benefits, both for individuals and organizations. Here are some compelling reasons to attend one:

Knowledge Enhancement: Cybersecurity is a rapidly evolving field. Workshops can provide up-to-date knowledge about the latest threats, vulnerabilities, and defensive measures.
Practical Experience: Many cybersecurity workshops are hands-on, allowing participants to engage in real-world scenarios, simulations, or labs. This practical experience can be invaluable for understanding how attacks work and how to defend against them.
Networking: Workshops provide an opportunity to meet and interact with peers, industry experts, and other professionals. These connections can be valuable for future collaboration, career opportunities, or knowledge sharing.
Compliance and Regulation: As cyber threats grow, so do regulations and standards that organizations must comply with. Attending workshops can help one stay informed about these regulatory changes and understand how to meet compliance requirements.
Skill Development: Beyond just theoretical knowledge, workshops often focus on skill development, equipping participants with tools and techniques they can apply in real-world cybersecurity roles.
Professional Development: For those in the cybersecurity field, attending workshops can contribute to continuing professional education requirements, which many cybersecurity certifications mandate.
Risk Reduction: By understanding the latest threats and best practices in cybersecurity, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of a successful cyber attack, potentially saving considerable resources, finances, and reputation.
Confidence Building: Engaging with experts and practicing in a controlled environment can boost confidence. Participants often feel better prepared to handle cybersecurity challenges in their organizations.
Vendor Exploration: Many workshops are accompanied by an expo or vendor demonstration area. This can be an opportunity to explore new tools, technologies, and services in the cybersecurity domain.
Cost-Effective Training: Workshops can provide intensive training over a short period, making them a cost-effective way to upskill compared to longer courses or degree programs.
Strategy Development: For decision-makers, understanding the cybersecurity landscape is crucial. Workshops can provide insights that help in developing or refining an organization’s cybersecurity strategy.
Awareness for Non-IT Professionals: Even if one is not a cybersecurity professional, understanding the basics is crucial in today’s digital world. Workshops can provide this foundational knowledge, promoting a culture of security within an organization.

In conclusion, attending a cybersecurity workshop is an investment in knowledge and skills. As cyber threats continue to grow in number and sophistication, staying informed and prepared is more critical than ever.

Cybersecurity is crucial for a multitude of reasons:

Data Protection: As more transactions and data storage move online, protecting sensitive information of individuals and businesses from potential threats is paramount.
Privacy: Breaches of confidential data, be it personal, financial, or professional information, can have dire consequences for the victims. This includes financial losses, damage to reputation, and legal ramifications.
System Integrity: A compromised system can lose its integrity, meaning data can be altered without authorization. Cybersecurity ensures that data remains intact and authentic.
Availability: Services and systems need to be up and running continuously, especially for critical industries like healthcare, finance, and essential infrastructure. Attacks, like Denial-of-Service (DoS) or Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS), can render systems unavailable.
Protection against Evolving Threats: Cybercriminals are constantly evolving, finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities. Cybersecurity seeks to stay a step ahead, anticipating and defending against these threats.
Economic Concerns: A security breach can result in massive financial losses for businesses, not only in terms of penalties or lawsuits but also in terms of lost customer trust.
Compliance: Many countries and regions have regulations in place that mandate businesses to protect customer data and report breaches. Cybersecurity aids in ensuring this compliance, thus avoiding potential penalties.
User Trust: For businesses operating online, customer trust is paramount. Users need to be confident that their data is secure when utilizing a service.
National Security: Cybersecurity is also vital on a national level. Nation-states can be targeted by other countries or malicious actors seeking to compromise security or glean secrets.
Interconnectedness: With the Internet of Things (IoT) and the proliferation of connected devices, a vulnerability in one device can have implications across an entire network or system.
In essence, cybersecurity is vital because it safeguards all categories of data from theft and harm. Without proper cybersecurity measures, sensitive information can be stolen and misused, with sometimes devastating consequences.

As a business associate, shareholder, or partner in a joint project, you may find yourself in a dispute. Faced with such a dispute, we all have only one reflex, to go to court. This is indeed the most used way to solve our problems. However, there emerges only one winner and one loser out of court. There are other, more peaceful ways to decide between you. Learn more about the arbitration and mediation mechanisms. Come and learn how to find a solution that guarantees peace with yourself and your neighbor.

The basis of mediation lies in the ability of the mediator to keep the process confidential. Come and discover the means to preserve the integrity of the parties' declarations, writings, facts, and actions. Did you know that all comments, whatever they may be, made in the context of a mediation process cannot be the subject of any evidence against you in court? Through this module, we will explain everything to you.

01Why is cybersecurity important ?
02LITIGATION
03CONFIDENTIALITY

Keynote Speakers

Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability, commonly referred to as the “CIA Triad, is our passion .

Dr. Ralph Steele

BCPC, FAPA, Esq, Chief Mediator

Denis Jacopini

Cyber Security expert & CEO of Le Net Expert Informatique

Omer Buhake

Oracle Consultant , Cyber Security Expert , Founder of Smart Cyberspace Inc

Maitre Muwawa Luwungi Grace

Magda Kaniki

PH.D. Psychology(Mediation Conflict Resolution)./Workshop Trainer/Business Owner

08:00am - 9:30am

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Fleuve Congo Hotel

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9:30am - 12:00am

History of Mediation

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12:00am - 02:30pm

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02:30pm - 05:00pm

Confidentiality in Mediation

Fleuve Congo Hotel

05:10pm - 07:00pm

Cash is dead, what's next to go?

Fleuve Congo Hotel

08:00am - 9:30am

Registration and Breakfast

DaVinci Meeting, Red Room

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Branding the East-West divide

Fleuve Congo Hotel

12:00am - 02:30pm

Diageo, data, and the consumer experience

DaVinci Meeting, Green Room

02:30pm - 05:00pm

Correct application and choice of foundation

DaVinci Meeting, Blue Room

08:00am - 9:30am

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DaVinci Meeting, Green Room

9:30am - 12:00am

The promise and peril of the digital age

DaVinci Meeting, Black Room

12:00am - 02:30pm

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The evolution of virtual beings

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14 – 19 November

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Cyber Security Workshop 2023

14 - 19 November

8:00 am

Hilton Garden Inn,2600 Westport Parkway

Fort Worth Texas ,76177, USA

What is Social engineering ?

Why Attend?

01Why is cybersecurity important ?

02LITIGATION

03CONFIDENTIALITY

Keynote Speakers

Dr. Ralph Steele

Denis Jacopini

Omer Buhake

Maitre Muwawa Luwungi Grace

Magda Kaniki

Registration and Breakfast

History of Mediation

DRC Law and Mediation

Confidentiality in Mediation

Cash is dead, what's next to go?

Registration and Breakfast

Branding the East-West divide

Diageo, data, and the consumer experience

Correct application and choice of foundation

Registration and Breakfast

The promise and peril of the digital age

Where I am putting my money this year

The evolution of virtual beings

Find the Plan That’s Right for You

Full-Pass

Virtual mode

VIP-Pass

Venue Location

Hilton Garden Inn

14 – 19 November

Hilton Garden Inn,2600 Westport Parkway

+1 817 729 0543

Mediation Summit 2022

$100

Payment Method

Official Sponsors

Testimonials

Great Course

Alex MCQUEEN

A lot of knowledges

Brittney BARTON

Fantastic Deal

Michael MOORE

Useful Tips & Tricks

Barbara PLEC

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