The Curious Case of PlayBoy Locker
In this Threat Analysis report, Cybereason investigates the PlayBoy Locker, the new Ransomware-as-a-Service, and how to defend against it.
Read MoreDeep Frontline Expertise & Threat Intelligence to Avoid Surprises
Led by a former CIA spokesperson and fueled by seasoned incident response investigators and frontline threat intelligence, we know where common communications flaws exist and how to avoid them when engaging critical audiences such as customers, employees, third parties, investors, and the media.
Three-Prong Approach to Cyber Communications
Nested within our broader incident response capabilities, Cybereason’s Cyber Crisis Communications team delivers integrated communications advice informed by real-world incidents and threat intelligence.
Driven by Frontline Experience
Hands-on expertise from handling crisis communications for the US federal government and Fortune 500 clients and over 7,000 cyber incidents means we know where common communications flaws exist and how to avoid them
Stakeholder-Centric
To help navigate legal and regulatory risk, we go beyond the typical PR approach of focusing solely on the media. Our experts know how to tailor communications to specific stakeholders (employees, customers, partners, regulators) to maintain trust and protect your reputation.
Focused on Preparedness & Resilience
To build cyber resilience and minimize the impact of a cyber incident, we incorporate your organization’s risk profile, evolving infrastructure, and the changing threat landscape into customized communications playbooks and exercises
Seasoned Crisis Communications Leadership
Leading our Cyber Crisis Communications Services is Christopher White, a former spokesperson and intelligence analyst for the CIA, where he managed crisis communications and media relations, as well as assessed geopolitical risk. Chris also served as the Deputy Director of D.C.’s Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (HSEMA), where he helped lead disaster preparedness, response and recovery efforts for D.C.. After leaving government, Chris worked at Kroll, a risk advisory firm, and Brunswick, a crisis communications firm, where he counseled corporate clients on how to prepare for and respond to all manner of crises, with a focus on cybersecurity incidents.
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