Is Your Business Ready to Handle a Cyberattack That Goes Undetected for 204 Days?

What Happens When a Breach Goes Undetected for 204 Days?

According to the IBM 2024 report, the average time to detect a data breach is 204 days, with another 73 days needed to contain it. That’s nine months of potential damage - to your operations, trust, finances, and reputation.

5 Real-World Signs That a Cyber Incident Is Already Happening

• A colleague suddenly loses access to business-critical files.
• Clients report strange email bounces or phishing attempts.
• IT says they're “investigating.”
• Your ERP system goes offline.
• A supplier flags a suspicious file... with your logo on it.

By the time you connect the dots, the damage may already be done.

Cyber Crisis: Who Takes the First Call?

Most companies don’t have a clear answer to these questions:

• Who coordinates IT, legal, communications, and vendors?
• Do we have a named spokesperson for the media?
• Who notifies authorities—and when?
• Do we have protocols for halting operations if needed?

When was the last time your executive team rehearsed a cyber crisis scenario?

Join the Webinar: “Now What? The Real Cost of Being Unprepared”

Date: May 15, 2025
Time: 10.30–12.00 EET
Location: Online

REGISTER NOW

What You'll Learn

• Real-life executive decision-making during a live cyber crisis
• The most common leadership gaps exposed in the first hour
• How Purple Teaming aligns offensive and defensive strategies
• Communication, legal, and IT coordination during a breach

Who Should Attend?

This event is designed for business leaders and executive teams:

• CEOs and COOs
• CIOs, CFOs, and Risk Managers
• Supervisory Board Members

Preparation is the Best Defense

You can’t control when a cyberattack happens.
But you can control how prepared you are when it does.

Register now and be the leader your business needs during a cyber crisis!