In today’s world, there are two types of companies – those that have experienced a data breach, and those that experienced more than one data breach. The mining industry is a technologically-sophisticated community. It relies on computers for its day-to-day operations, including critical business and safety functions and communications, and uses computers for its mine design and planning functions.
This reliance, coupled with the fact that certain mining operations are designated as part of Homeland Security’s critical infrastructure sectors, makes the mining community vulnerable to cyberattacks. One breach has the potential to bring both large and small businesses to a halt, affecting revenues, project delivery and jobs. Are your systems and data vulnerable to attack? What steps can you take to prepare and defend yourself, your data and your business?
Speakers:
- Erik Dullea, Partner, Husch Blackwell
- Stephen Ramey, Director, The Crypsis Group