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The recent global crisis is causing ripple effects that will have a lasting impact on businesses, increasing the risk of cyber attack. The ‘new normal’ of hybrid business environments is heightening cyber security vulnerabilities, as organisations work to protect assets both in the office and at home.
Now is the time to re-evaluate security strategies and safeguard your operations.
The third event of the Cyber Risk and Resilience Series, ‘Minimising the Impact of Cyber Attack’, will take you through the stages of an attack to give you a best practice guide on how to approach each stage. From being hit with the attack, to communicating to staff and customers as well as implementing a recovery and future prevention plan. Throughout the event content will provide case study examples and lesson sharing presentations to help you learn from others, as well as build your own recovery process; ultimately preparing you and your business for triage, recovery and communication during and after a cyber attack.
Key questions that will be answered:
Someone has reported a breach or you have been hit by a ransomware attack, what do you do first?
How do you remove the ‘blame factor’ from the post-attack debrief?
How do you bridge the gap between your cyber security team and the external communications team to ensure everyone is on the same page?
Ring fencing and Protecting 3rd Parties:
How do you isolate the attack and stop it from impacting your clients or suppliers?
Key Themes
Leading Experts
Data Insights & Case Studies
Changing Cyber Risk
The event will explore the unique challenges face by businesses today in the ‘new normal’ of hybrid working environments and provide solutions scaled to fit your business size and situation.