Cybersecurity Blocking & Tackling
About the Webinar
Presenter: Andy Jabbour
Category: Cybersecurity
On Thursday, October 29, 2026 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm (Eastern).
Cyber threats continue to evolve, but stronger cybersecurity doesn't have to start with complicated or costly solutions. Sometimes, the biggest improvements come from getting the fundamentals right.
Join Gate 15 for a practical, action-focused webinar designed for the TribalHub community. Building on Andy Jabbour's presentations at the 2026 TribalHub Regional Conferences and Gate 15's new white paper, 15 from 15: Cybersecurity Mitigation & Resilience Fundamentals, this session will explore practical steps organizations can take today to reduce cyber risk, strengthen preparedness, and build resilience.
In recognition of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we'll go beyond awareness to focus on action, highlighting foundational security practices, common gaps, and achievable improvements that can make a meaningful difference.
Whether you're responsible for IT, cybersecurity, operations, or organizational leadership, you'll walk away with actionable ideas you can put to work immediately.
You don't have to tackle everything at once. Start with the fundamentals. Build resilience from there.
Join Gate 15 for a practical, action-focused webinar designed for the TribalHub community. Building on Andy Jabbour's presentations at the 2026 TribalHub Regional Conferences and Gate 15's new white paper, 15 from 15: Cybersecurity Mitigation & Resilience Fundamentals, this session will explore practical steps organizations can take today to reduce cyber risk, strengthen preparedness, and build resilience.
In recognition of Cybersecurity Awareness Month, we'll go beyond awareness to focus on action, highlighting foundational security practices, common gaps, and achievable improvements that can make a meaningful difference.
Whether you're responsible for IT, cybersecurity, operations, or organizational leadership, you'll walk away with actionable ideas you can put to work immediately.
You don't have to tackle everything at once. Start with the fundamentals. Build resilience from there.