Protecting PSAPs from Cyber Attacks
The first step towards a more cybersecure network is awareness. Watch and listen to this important webinar from Exacom: Cyber Protecting Your PSAP: Are You Sure You’re Secure?
Cyber criminals focus attack efforts on the most vulnerable targets, hoping increased impact leads to large ransom payouts and notoriety. Few, if any, industries can match the importance and vulnerability of public safety answering points. PSAPs have long been main target for cyber criminals due to their importance, but also known for their lack of resources to fend off these attacks.
Exacom CEO Al Brisard and SecuLore CTO Sean Scott discuss the ramifications of cyber attacks in the current threat landscape, why PSAPs must consider both functionality and security together, how to find and address vulnerabilities in your network, the necessary steps to protect critical communications, and how to be prepared to respond to an inevitable cyber attack.
What You’ll Gain
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In today’s threat landscape, cybersecurity must be a priority, not an option, to protect critical communications.
Between legacy equipment, lack of funding for resources and staffing, and vulnerable endpoints, cyber criminals have a multitude of ways to attack PSAPs, from denial-of-service attacks, phishing that can lead ransomware, encryption, data theft and exfiltration, and more.
Cyber protection for PSAPs and critical communications has never been more vital, for the workers, their communities and the lives they save. These networks are relied upon far and wide and are too critical to face cyber attacks without help.
