CTP 4 - Emerging Corporate Risk of “Weaponised” Fake News
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, fake news has sown fear and confusion, fuelling scams and even panic buying. Misinformation erodes consumer trust, disrupts business operations and can potentially damage corporate performance. Businesses that are aware of the rising threat of “weaponised” fake news can be better prepared to mitigate them. Urgent investment into risk mitigation measures can help build a more resilient organisation.
This session aims to increase the awareness and understanding of the emerging threat of “weaponised” fake news, where malicious bad actors hijack corporate crisis responses to manipulate stakeholder perception, and erode public trust through coordinated attacks to inflict maximum damage to businesses.
Course Objectives:
- Keep board directors up to speed with emerging cyber risks, social engineering and digital
information manipulation.
- Understand the potential impact of social engineering on organisations and businesses, and
specific measures to address these risks.
- Learn how boards can be more proactive in evaluating risk exposure and
assessing their organisation’s preparedness in managing the risk.
CPD Hours : 2
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S$60.00 (excl. GST) |
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S$64.20 (incl. GST) |
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| Non-SID Member: |
S$90.00 (excl. GST) |
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S$96.30 (incl. GST) |
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