This workshop shows you where most cyberattacks really start: in your browser, with your logins, and in the way people get access to your systems. In this session, you will learn how to protect your passwords, how to set up strong multi-factor authentication (MFA), and how to remove the most common account risks in your business. Everything is clear, practical, and easy to use right away. You do not need any technical background.
I focus on the part of your business that attackers use most often: access, user accounts, and browser use. The workshop is made for business owners and managers who want clear answers and concrete steps, not theory.
Your browser and login accounts are part of your company’s security every day. But they are often overlooked.
This online session helps you understand the most common security risks around passwords, browsers and user accounts — and what you can do about them.
Most cyberattacks targeting businesses today do not start at the network level. They start where your employees work every day: in the browser, with their login credentials. In many small and mid-sized organizations, this layer is largely unprotected. The reason is not missing security tools, but that access, identity, and everyday browser behavior are rarely reviewed with the same attention as infrastructure.
Employees log into cloud platforms, email systems, and internal tools dozens of times a day. Passwords are reused or stored in browsers. MFA is often implemented inconsistently or relies on weak methods. Browser extensions are installed without oversight. Recovery processes are set up for convenience, not security. From an attacker’s perspective, this is not a barrier. It is an entry point.
Phishing pages are designed to mimic real login environments and capture credentials or session tokens in real time. Once access is obtained, traditional controls such as firewalls or antivirus solutions offer little protection. In many cases, attackers do not need to “hack” a system. They simply log in. In this workshop, we look at exactly that reality, step by step and together with you.
What this workshop delivers
Most companies believe they are protected because they have firewalls or endpoint protection (EDR) in place. However, modern attackers rarely “break in”. They log in.
- Phishing targets the browser directly.
- Session theft allows attackers to bypass passwords and MFA entirely.
- Compromised access to a single account often grants entry to email, cloud storage, and internal communication (Slack/Teams).
In this workshop, we show you exactly where these real-world attacks begin and how to stop them before they gain momentum.
The Browser & Password Security Report helps you see where these risks exist in your business. It shows you how your browsers, passwords, MFA setup and digital identities are really handled today, which gaps matter most, and what to fix first. You get a realistic picture of your situation, based on how attacks actually work rather than on worst-case scenarios.
Get the Browser and Password Report
The workshop doesn’t just analyze today’s browser and password security risks. It also prepares you for what’s coming next. In the closing segment, you get an exclusive “Future Outlook” section on how identity and access security is evolving.
Interactive: Ask your questions live during the session. After the workshop, you can send 1–2 short follow-up questions via email.
- Why passwords are still relevant, but slowly losing importance
- How passkeys are already being adopted by major platforms
- How AI is making phishing attacks more convincing and harder to detect
- Why identity is becoming the new security perimeter
- What emerging technologies like quantum computing could mean for future security
How to join: After registration, you will receive your personal access link for Zoom / Webex by email. All you need is a laptop or tablet with a stable internet connection.
No technical background is required. The session is designed for business owners and her Teams who want clear explanations and practical steps they can actually use.
Format: online session via Zoom or Webex
Duration: 40 minutes
Includes: Q&A and practical workshop materials