01 March 2021
Monday 01 March 2021
12pm
Online via Zoom
Details:
The Cyber Resilience Centre for Greater Manchester (CRCGM) March's webinar will focus on why it's important to train your staff to become highly effective barriers to cyber-crime and if you data backups, you can't be blackmailed by ransomware attacks.
In recent weeks, police reports have shown a continued trend towards businesses and employees falling victim to phishing emails, phone calls (and texts) from scammers claiming to be working for the NHS (Covid-19 vaccine), HMRC and various banks. This has to lead to loss of data, financial repercussions, compromised accounts and damage to company reputations.
This webinar is aimed at businesses and employees based in Greater Manchester and the North West.
What's covered in this month's webinar?
In this webinar you'll be led by MJ, Senior Ethical Hacker at the Cyber Resilience Centre. MJ will be discussing phishing, the importance of staff training, your IT provider and how to spot the latest threats.
MJ will be joined by our Junior Ethical Hackers, who will be explaining simple measures you and your business can take to ensure you are protected.
This will include;
We're hosting this event on Zoom, with a live chat option. All attendees will have the opportunity to talk through any questions they have around cybersecurity, so come prepared!
Entry fee: Free
Contact: Jared Thompson
07756 344 263
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-to-holistically-approach-cyber-security-...
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