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In an era where cyber threats do not discriminate by industry, understanding and implementing offensive security tactics is paramount for any organization's cyberattack recovery process. Industry experts Christie Terrill, CISO at Bishop Fox, and Tom Eston, VP of Consulting & Cosmos at Bishop Fox, lead a discussion on leveraging offensive security strategies not just to prevent a cyber incident, but critically, in the aftermath if a cyber attack occurs. The session covers: Immediate Response Measures: How to utilize offensive security to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities swiftly during an attack. Secure Recovery: Ensuring that the restoration of services and systems is accomplished securely, preventing any residual vulnerabilities from being exploited again. Resilience Building: Strategies to strengthen your defenses post-incident, making your organization less susceptible to future attacks. Our session provides insights on proactively safeguarding your organization against the next cyber threat. It emphasizes the importance of offensive security during and after an attack, covering topics like building customer trust, patching vulnerabilities, and continuous testing. The impact of ransomware attacks on organizations globally is highlighted, along with the involvement of offensive security teams in assisting IT teams during an attack. The need for real-time testing, proactive monitoring, and continuous assessment to prevent future incidents is emphasized. The importance of rebuilding trust after a breach, especially for small to medium-sized businesses, is also discussed, along with the recommendation to bring in external experts for assurance activities.