Resilient Relationship Security

In this webinar, you will learn:

• How our social connections impact security at the organizational and individual level
• The importance of strong relationships for preventing burnout
• How to create routines that help form and strengthen social bonds
• What categories of relationships we build, and how each factors into our well-being

Register here for this webinar, happening on February 13 at 1:00 p.m. ET / 10:00 a.m. PT: 

People researching and working in infosec excel at having a dozen plates in the air (while keeping an eye on at least as many dashboards.) We funnel tremendous attention and energy into making sure we've planned a response for any risky scenario. But who do we confide in? Who protects our integrity? And who maintains our availability?

In this talk, security strategist Zoe Lindsey will take the same actionable, intentional approach to protecting our social life as we apply each day in our research and careers. It will cover creating routines and environments that increase incidental social interactions, providing opportunities for new connections and friendships. She will also discuss building alerts and backup plans for making sure our connections are maintained and strengthened over time. Not only is this fulfilling on its own merit -- it's also an important element in preserving our mental health to improve our ability to avoid burnout, and withstand stress without being overwhelmed. 

If you have friends, want friends, or just miss your friends, this talk is for you!