Chris Pogue is the Director of Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) for CyberCX in the Americas and is a member of the global DFIR leadership team.
Over his 25-year career, Chris has led multiple professional security and services organizations to investigate data breaches, secure corporate computing assets and critical value data, implement wide-scale compliance regimes, and help executives and boards of directors both qualify and quantify security risks.
His extensive experience is drawn from careers as a cybercrime’s investigator, ethical hacker, military officer, law enforcement and military instructor, university professor, business executive, and board advisor.
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For years, we treated incident response as a largely technical exercise. Detect the attacker. Figure out how they got in. Contain the intrusion. Eradicate persistence. Restore the business. Learn what went wrong
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