The Preventable Breach: What a Retired FBI Agent Learned from 1,000 Victims
April 21
11 AM EDT / 5 PM CEST
About this Webinar
After more than two decades investigating cybercrime for the FBI, Scott Augenbaum uncovered a hard truth: most breaches didn’t have to happen.
In this live conversation with Action1 CTO Gene Moody, Scott shares what he learned from 1,000+ real-world investigations — and the recurring failures that continue to put IT teams at risk.
You’ll Learn:
- What investigators consistently find inside compromised environments
- Why organizations underestimate their exposure
- Where asset visibility, access control, and patching most often break down
- How attackers exploit small operational shortcuts
- What disciplined prevention looks like in practice
This interactive session includes a live Q&A with Scott and Gene.
Bonus: Attendees receive a complimentary digital copy of The Secret to Cybersecurity (retails on Amazon at $27).
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Speakers

Scott Augenbaum
Retired FBI Special Agent
Scott Augenbaum is a retired FBI Special Agent and the author of The Secret to Cybersecurity: A Simple Plan to Protect Your Family and Business from Cybercrime. He spent nearly 30 years with the FBI, focusing the majority of his career on investigating cybercrime and helping victims of online fraud. Since retiring in 2018, Scott has traveled the world educating individuals, organizations, and foreign governments on how to reduce their risk of becoming cybercrime victims. He frequently contributes to major media outlets, providing expert insight on cyber threats, scams, and digital safety.

Gene Moody
Field CTO
Gene is Field CTO for Action1, where he engages with industry leaders and customers worldwide, advocating for modernizing patch management and evolving security standards, while showcasing how Action1 empowers organizations to achieve stronger resilience and compliance. With 30 years in IT, Gene has worked across development, system administration, consulting, management, and security in organizations ranging from small teams to global enterprises. He specializes in translating complex technical challenges into clear, actionable guidance for both technical teams and executives.