Cyber Security Workshop
Date
Tuesday 9 February 2021
Location
Online workshop via Adobe Connect
About this event
Cyber attacks pose a serious and very real threat to all businesses. The impact of cyber security breaches can be costly and hugely damaging, yet many businesses aren’t aware of the potential impact of a breach and what they can do to reduce the risk of this happening to them.
In this workshop, designed specifically for SMEs, the University of Nottingham in collaboration with DCMS and Ipsos MORI will guide you through a series of activities and discussions to explore the theme of cyber security for your own business. We want to hear your perspective on the cost of cyber breaches and how we can better support you to understand and measure them. In doing so, not only can we highlight tools and resources that are available to you now, we can also develop additional resources to offer you even more support in the future.
No business is too small to fall victim to a cyber attack, so join us for this free event to learn more.
This workshop follows on from an earlier webinar on the same theme. It is not necessary to have attended the webinar to participate in the workshop. However, you may find it helpful to watch the webinar recording in advance.
Speakers
Steven Furnell - University of Nottingham
Steve is a professor of cyber security, with interests including security management and culture, usable security technologies, and cybercrime and abuse. Steve is also the current chair of Technical Committee 11 (security and privacy) within the International Federation for Information Processing, and a board member of the Chartered Institute of Information Security.
Jayesh Navin Shah - Ipsos MORI
Jayesh is a researcher at Ipsos MORI. He has directed several recent studies focused on the UK cyber security sector and wider tech sector. This includes five waves of the ‘Cyber Security Breaches Survey’, two cyber sectoral analyses, three waves of research on the UK cyber security labour market and the development of a tool to make it easier for businesses to assess the costs of cyber attacks.
Speaker from DCMS - To be confirmed
Agenda
| Time | Agenda item |
|---|
| 8.50am – 11.30am |
Full agenda will be published closer to the time of the event |
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