Putting cyber security in place and developing strategies to manage security risks doesn’t have to break your business, but it can certainly help save it.
Recent circumstances have meant that many businesses have created a new way of working, which has consequently exposed risks, such as VPN vulnerabilities, to increased online scams and phishing emails.
Understanding what you can do to manage your organisation’s cyber security effectively can be the competitive advantage needed in today’s online, interactive world.
The PDSC, in partnership with BSI, have developed a three-part webinar series to explore what the most common risks are and what practical steps you need to take now.
Speakers will include David Mudd, Global Digital and Connected Product Certification Director, BSI; Simon Newman, Head of Cyber and Business Services, Police Crime Prevention Initiatives and Neil Sinclair, National Cyber Lead at the Police Digital Security Centre who was recognised in ‘The Progress 1000: London’s most influential people 2019’ for his work in Technology & Cyber Security.
Webinar 1: What does cyber security do for me?
Wednesday 4 November 10.00 – 11.00 GMT
On the back of cyber security awareness month, experts from BSI and PDSC will explore the prevalent risks and threats that affect every SME
business, and show you how and why you should take action now.
This webinar will;
– Discuss why cyber security is good for business?
– Help you understand your risk profile
– Look at how to balance your risk versus the benefit of security measures
– Show you how to implement best advice without breaking the bank
You can register for this webinar here https://page.bsigroup.com/l/73472/2020-10-13/vpsfwq
Webinar 2: What is my digital risk?
Thursday 26 November 10.00 – 11.00 GMT
The impact of Covid19 has seen 49% of people working from home according to The Office of National Statistics.
Is your workforce, home working, in the office or a mix of both? Do they bring their own device, use a VPN? If you answered yes to any, or all the questions then you have an attack surface that needs managing. Understanding your exposure needn’t be difficult and is the first step to risk mitigation.
This webinar will;
– Help you understand your digital footprint and the risks
– Explore how to carry out a pragmatic risk assessment process
– Help you understand what you do with this risk assessment?
You can register for this webinar here https://page.bsigroup.com/l/73472/2020-10-13/vpsgrb
Webinar 3: Digital risk: what do I do about it?
Thursday 17 December 10.00 – 11.00 GMT
So what are the most practical things you can do to make your business a digitally resilient one?
This webinar will;
– Provide simple and effective tools to secure your data / networks
– Talk you through the things you should do NOW to be as risk free as possible
– Discover your footprint on the dark web with Threat Status
– Discuss whether it is practical to include the 4 P’s in your business plan?
You can register for this webinar here https://page.bsigroup.com/l/73472/2020-10-13/vpsh4x
Alternatively you can register for all three cyber security webinars here https://page.bsigroup.com/l/73472/2020-10-13/vpshmv
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