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Es vergeht kaum ein Monat ohne Cyberattacke auf ein deutsches Unternehmen – und viele davon sind erfolgreich. Vor allem Ransomware-Angriffe, bei denen die Hacker Daten verschlüsseln und nur gegen Geld wieder freigeben, nehmen Jahr für Jahr zu. Sich dagegen zu wehren, erfordert Investitionen und Einsatz, den nicht alle zu leisten bereit sind. „Knapp die Hälfte der Unternehmen ist schlecht aufgestellt“, sagt Uwe Peter über den deutschen Markt. Peter ist Deutschland-Chef des US-Konzerns Cisco, der es als Netzwerkausrüster oft an vorderster Front mit den Cyberkriminellen zu tun bekommt. „Wir bekommen 5 Millionen Phishing-Mails am Tag“, sagt der Manager – auch wenn die in aller Regel schon von der Konzern-IT abgefangen werden. Doch selbst bei Cisco haben es Angreifer im vergangenen Jahr schon über die erste Schwelle geschafft und konnten private Daten eines Angestellten erbeuten. Peter fordert im Kampf gegen Cyber-Angriffe eine „Allianz der Guten“ und sagt: „Deutschland alleine ist nicht verteidigungsfähig.“ // Weitere Themen: Der Skandal im Springer-Konzern +++60 Tage lang kostenlos Capital+ lesen - Zugriff auf alle digitalen Artikel, Inhalte aus dem Heft und das ePaper. Unter Capital.de/plus-gratis +++Weitere Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern finden Sie hier: https://linktr.ee/diestundenull +++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html +++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Peter Levitan is a consultant for advertising, digital, and public relations agencies, helping them to build kick-ass business development programs. He's also the host of the Advertising Stories podcast. Peter is here to discuss his consulting work as well as some of the concepts he shared in his book, The Levitan Pitch, with a focal point of selling enterprise accounts virtually. Tune in to learn tips and techniques for mastering the virtual pitch, along with how you can make a lasting impression by leveraging a powerful “leave behind” before or after your virtual business meeting. You don't need to throw away the fundamentals of sales, building rapport, and nurturing business relationships to successfully pitch in a virtual space. In fact, you should keep those fundamentals in mind and make minor adjustments to keep them relevant. Throughout the conversation, Peter emphasizes understanding technological barriers, utilizing stagecraft to be unignorable, and prioritizing body language and eye contact in online communication. Are you ready to master the virtual pitch this year? During this interview, we discuss: 2:38 – Peter's background 2:47 – The inspiration and mission behind The Levitan Pitch 5:34 – How does the classic concept of pitching and selling large enterprise accounts translate into the modern world? How do business owners embrace that change? 9:16 – The best advice for navigating virtual business meetings and sales presentations 12:35 – Have you ever used your skills to raise capital? + More on crafting your Zoom call 15:47 – The importance of body language and eye contact in virtual communication 17:08 – Recording and sending informative videos ahead of your virtual meeting 18:47 – What to do after a virtual business meeting: Tips for extending the digital experience beyond one call 20:32 – How Peter leveraged “leave behind” by making a microsite for his client 25:24 – The power of bringing in 3rd party voices to reinforce your discussion 26:21 – Peter's favorite business growth tools 27:35 – His most recommended book 28:21 – How to connect with Peter Plus, a whole lot more! Resources: The Levitan Pitch by Peter Levitan Connect with Peter on LinkedIn Visit his website: www.PeterLevitan.com Email Peter: peter@peterlevitan.com TikTok David Meerman Scott's books The Marketing Book Podcast ————————- If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode. Connect with Dennis Brown  AskDennisBrown.com LinkedIn Twitter Instagram [Free Giveaways]

In the mood for a creepy thriller? Peter Facinelli's new film, 'The Vanished' starring Thomas Jane and Anne Heche does not disappoint! In this episode, we chat with Peter (SWOON) about his dark film and every parent's worst nightmare- a child vanishing without a trace. Anne Heche and Thomas Jane also provide some colorful context around making this movie that you'll want to hear...

Who would you most want to quarantine with: Michael, Don or Peter? Plus, Jon Sciambi joins for "Last One Standing" and Peter has a list that Michael doesn't really care for.

On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger - Discussing a report showing home educating is not working for children with intellectual disabilities Why Cork County Councillors are unhappy with the UK roadmap on exiting their lockdown which they feel is encouraging people to come and holiday in IrelandBallinadee family who have raised over €25k for Pieta house following the recent death of their dadOne texter Tim feels teachers should be only paid the €350 Covid Payment due to schools closed while teachers join Patricia on air correcting Tim that they are working harder than ever Gardening advice with Peter Plus the breaking news of the day See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger - More on what bars will do when they are allowed to reopen and can some even reopen when it comes to social distancing We hear a survey from IRD Duhallow which finds that many older people felt they were a burden on the state – We discuss the researchMillstreet paramedics shave their heads for charity Gardening advice with Peter Plus the breaking news stories of the day See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On CorkToday with Patricia Messinger - We hear from a Fermoy family who are cocooning with their terminally ill child as they appeal for Personal Protection equipmentWe hear how people have nearly been caught first hand with online scamsA Cork family remember their son who died homeless in the Midlands a number of years ago Gardening advice with Peter Plus the Breaking news stories of the day See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on YFT, Brandi has officially accumulated a zoo of animals who may as well have consumed Haribo Sugar-Free Gummy Bears and released everywhere throughout her home including the mudroom. Meanwhile, Wells is recovering from a frustrating drone experience but excited to head into the new decade where he’s already scored a gig working alongside Michael Strahan! Wells and Brandi discuss their entrances into the New Year, from Brandi’s near-scary experience in DC to Wells’ discovery of Mexican snacks that have no regard for your butthole. The hosts dive into their feelings on this season of The Bachelor and Brandi navigates the complicated but important question we’re all asking ourselves: Do you want to bang Peter? Plus, discover some new fave things, find out why Billy Ray has just-in-case BlackBerrys, and hear why we’re questioning if Wells intended to make love to a ham sandwich.Thanks to our awesome sponsors for making this episode possible! Check out these deals just for you, YFTers. WARBY PARKER– Head to WarbyParker.com/YFT to take the quiz and order your free Home Try-OnBEST FIENDS– Download Best Fiends for free on the Apple App Store or Google PlayQUIP– Get your first refill free at GetQuip.com/YFT

Last week Dr. Creasy explored Judas and his betrayal of Christ. This week he turns the lens on St. Peter. When Jesus and his disciples end the Passover meal, leave the upper room and head toward the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus tells Peter that Satan is about to sift him “like wheat,” but Jesus prays that Peter’s faith not fail. Peter immediately objects, saying, “Lord, I am prepared to go to prison and to die with you” (Luke 22: 33). Yet, we know that in the courtyard of the high priest, Peter denies Jesus not once, but three times. Judas had betrayed Jesus, and as a consequence hanged himself. But what of Peter? Plus, listener questions: I'm a parishioner at Mission San Diego and I have 2 boys. My youngest son who has gone to Nazareth school from pre-school to the 8th grade is now in high school, and he says evolution makes more sense to him than people all coming from the same two people, Adam and Eve. How would you explain Adam and Eve vs evolution to him? Thank you and I love your classes! Do you believe that non-believers who die are given an opportunity to accept Christ and to find salvation? Is this what the Church means by 'purgatory'?