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The Threat Landscape of Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity and cyber-attacks are more and more common these days. There are billions of Cyber-attacks globally on a daily basis, financial damages of trillions of dollars, and spending on cybersecurity will surpass $150 billion in 2021 (by Gartner, April 2021). In this session, Shay will cover the threat landscape of cybersecurity, what has been changed in the recent years, the threat horizon for the next few years, and the impact on the market. Shay will share his experience and knowledge both from the offensive and defensive sides of the equation.

Presenter

Shay Zandani

Shay’s entrance into cybersecurity started on the nation-state cyber battlefield, where he has founded the Information Warfare Department at the Israeli Air Force in the 90s. Under his leadership, the IWD pioneered the use of data manipulation for cyber offense. He spent more than a decade as CEO of Kesselman Global Risk Management Solutions (GRMS), a subsidiary of PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Israel focused on conducting risk and cybersecurity maturity assessments for large enterprises. He co-founded Cytegic which was acquired by Mastercard – the first cybersecurity risk management platform designed to enable corporate security teams to qualify and quantify risk for an executive audience, and established GYTs Holdings as a services company in the US. Shay was the cyber lead partner for the insurance sector for KPMG in New York, focusing on the financial services industry and cybersecurity innovation.

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