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What Could Possibly Go Wrong (from a Cybersecurity Perspective)?
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong (from a Cybersecurity Perspective)?
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This session focuses on threat actor tactics and concerns with business email compromises, Zero Day attacks, and the Scattered Spider ring, as well as recent issues such as the CrowdStrike debacle. In addition the speakers discuss practical tips, experience and related compliance considerations.
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- TX MCLE credit expires: 7/31/2026
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong (from a Cybersecurity Perspective)? (Jul 2025)
Serge Jorgensen, Haylie D. Treas
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong (from a Cybersecurity Perspective)? (Jul 2025)
This session focuses on threat actor tactics and concerns with business email compromises, Zero Day attacks, and the Scattered Spider ring, as well as recent issues such as the CrowdStrike debacle. In addition the speakers discuss practical tips, experience and related compliance considerations.
Originally presented: May 2025 Technology Law Conference
Serge Jorgensen,
Crowe - Sarasota, FL
Haylie D. Treas,
Holland & Knight LLP - Houston, TX