Cyber Security: Protecting Information and Assets Workshop – 18th July 2013

What’s it about?

UK PLC is facing an unprecedented and largely unseen threat from ‘cyber’ crime…computer based crime targeting public and private computer systems with the intent of accessing personal and commercial data and financial information.

With ever greater openness, interconnection and dependency comes greater vulnerability.  The UK government’s National Security Strategy categorised cyber-attacks as a ‘Tier One’ threat to our national security, alongside international terrorism.

The threat is real and growing.

93% of large corporations and 76% of small businesses reported a cyber-breach in the past year.  On average over 33,000 malicious emails are blocked at the Gateway to the Government Secure Intranet (GSI) every month.  These are likely to contain – or link to – sophisticated malware.  A far greater number of malicious, but less sophisticated emails and spam are blocked each month.

With the cost for a cyber-security breach estimated between £110,000 to 250,000 for large businesses and £15,000 to 30,000 for smaller ones, we must all look at new ways to protect businesses and make the UK more resilient to cyber-attacks and crime.

Source: www.gov.uk (Keeping the UK safe in cyberspace)

Who is it for?

The aim of this workshop is to raise awareness of the cyber threat and the ways businesses can minimise their exposure to online attacks.

It will also focus on how improved cyber security and the development of a secure information security management system (ISMS) can also help a company attain or maintain a management standard such as ISO 27001 or Lexcel.

The event will share the benefits to your clients from the peace of mind they could gain by building cyber security into their business continuity and disaster recovery plans.

What will I get?

·         A knowledge of the outside threats to SMEs in the modern world

·         An awareness of the major threats of cyber-attacks currently at large

·         An understanding of cyber security services currently available in the market

·         An understanding of how to incorporate cyber security into your processes

·         Knowledge of how cyber security will enhance your services

·         To learn how to evaluate a client’s assets and the impact of a breach on the business

·         To learn how cyber security enhances a client’s policies through the mitigation of risk

When and where?

Warren Bruce Court, Trafford Park – Thursday 18th July, 10am – 12noon

How to book:

To book your place, please visit our Eventbrite page: www.xyonecybersecurityworkshop.eventbrite.co.uk

Alternatively, please email [email protected] or call 0800 856 7792

Who’s speaking?

Dr Daniel Prince: Cyber Security Centre of Excellence, Lancaster University

Cyber Security Awareness

Stephen Robinson:Mitigate Cyber Security

Cyber Security Services (penetration testing of web apps/network apps/mobile apps/VOIP)

Tony Wilson CISSP:Indelible Data

Cyber security within ISO standards

Dave Harrison:Centre for Assessment

Certification Process

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