SensCy Cybersecurity Webinars: Learn How to Secure Your Business

Watch Dave Kelly, SensCy CTO, present a forensic analysis of three high-profile cyber incidents that exposed risks beyond traditional security defenses.

Most organizations are not failing because they lack tools. They are exposed because the fundamentals are not consistently executed. This session will give you a clear, data-backed view of where the real risks are—and what to do next.

In this session, David Behen, co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of SensCy, breaks down why third-party cyber risk is now the biggest emerging threat facing organizations—and what leaders can do to manage it without overwhelming their teams.

In 2026, business risk doesn’t live in silos. Hybrid work, rising compliance pressure, workforce strain, and the growing concentration of employee data inside HR systems have expanded the risk surface for small and midsize businesses.

Artificial Intelligence is fueling unprecedented business innovation — from transforming everyday workflows to reshaping entire industries. But as organizations race to adopt the latest breakthroughs, leaders must balance velocity with vigilance. Innovation without protection risks IP loss, data compromise, and organizational trust.

Learn how small and mid-sized manufacturers can strengthen their cybersecurity posture, reduce vendor risk, and take practical steps toward compliance—all in a focused, 1-hour session built for operational and IT leaders.

In our latest live webinar, SensCy President Frank Sadeghi and CTO Dave Kelly unpacked findings from the 2025 SMO Cybersecurity Readiness Report—and shared a practical framework any small or mid-sized organization can use to build stronger cyber resilience.

This webinar delivers practical insights and actionable steps to help SMOs enhance their cybersecurity posture.

In this Webinar, SensCy Co-Founder and Chief Cybersecurity Officer David Behen addressed the pressing cybersecurity risks that SMOs face today.

Business leaders invest in cyber insurance to protect against financial loss from a cyberattack. But how do we work to reduce the risk of having to use insurance in the first place?

This webinar provides business leaders with the knowledge and tools they need to secure their companies from the risks of cyberattacks.

No one is better equipped to address the unique cybersecurity challenges that manufacturers face than manufacturers themselves. Watch our 30-minute webinar.

No one is better equipped to address the unique cybersecurity challenges that manufacturers face than manufacturers themselves. Watch our 30-minute webinar.

Watch SensCy's 30-minute presentation and discussion on Cybersecurity 101 to learn what every small business owner should know to protect their business.

In this 30-minute webinar, SensCy’s Chief Technology Officer discusses what a Cyber Incident Response Plan is and why your company needs one.

During this 30-minute webinar, cybersecurity veteran Raj Patel discusses these changes and informs viewers of the new normal when it comes to passwords.

Learn why schools are high targets for cybersecurity attacks and the impact they impose on the education system.

Learn about cyber topics like ransomware, data theft, threat actors and cyber insurance to effectively develop a plan going into the new year.

With remote work on the rise, the risk of a cyberattack increases as well, which is why you need to learn how you can step up your cybersecurity.

SensCy's Raj Patel, who has a 25+ year career in cybersecurity, shares must-have information to help your organization recover from a cyberattack. Raj is joined by guest speaker and cybersecurity attorney, Colin Battersby.

This webinar provides affordable approaches to managing 80% of cyber threats. Learn helpful tips to protect yourself, simple safeguards for your business, insightful phishing and ransomware case studies, and more!

Our employees are our greatest asset. But when it comes to cybersecurity, they can also be our greatest risk. In this webinar you will learn about: phishing, whaling, smishing, and more…

Cyberattacks on SMOs continue to rise at an alarming pace. Hackers are now finding the ‘path of least resistance’ to be small and medium-sized organizations