...one of our 2019 events...
The Cyber Threat To UK Businesses
This FREE workshop was part of our Cyber Security Leadership Programme
Personalised training for aspiring and existing cyber security leaders
The Cyber Threat To UK Businesses
for existing and aspiring leaders
Sussex Innovation Centre
Science Park Square
Brighton
BN1 9SB
Name, Title
based on our new
online GCHQ Certified
Training
AGENDA
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Welcome and Introduction
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Workshop Aims and Objectives
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What is the Cyber Threat?
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What - or Who - is the Target?
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How do attackers get in?
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What steps can you take today?
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Discussion Topic:
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Deception, Disinformation, Deep Fakes
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Workshop Review and Next Steps
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GCHQ Certified Training
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Discounts, Bonuses and Extras*
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Wrap-Up and Thank You
*workshop attendees only
THREAT
WHAT IS THE REAL THREAT TO YOUR BUSINESS, REPUTATION AND LIVELIHOOD?
TARGET
WHAT - OR WHO - IS THE TARGET? WHAT ARE THEY AFTER AND WHY?
ATTACK
HOW DO ATTACKERS GET INTO YOUR BUSINESS?
PROTECT
WHAT STEPS CAN YOU TAKE TODAY TO PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS, REPUTATION AND LIVELIHOOD?
INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP
small group, friendly atmosphere, healthy snacks
Designed for aspiring and existing leaders
no tech-talk
no jargon
Meet Your Hosts and Speakers
Samantha
Sanderson
Cyber Security Leader
South East Cyber, Founder
GCHQ Certified Training, course author
Lockcode, Director
Brian
Hitchen
Author
IT Security and GDPR specialist
South East Cyber Founding Member
Paul
Rumsey
IT & Security Leadership
former Barclays CSO VP Global Security Response
Author
Katie
Sanderson
Cyber Security Specialist
South East Cyber, Manager
Lockcode, GCT Training and Engagement Lead
Meet Brian
Brian is a senior level technical security specialist with over 30 years’ experience in the finance sector. His specialist area is digital forensics and in 1995 he installed a Cyber Forensics facility as part of his overarching security role. Since then he has investigated a number of high value financial crimes.
In 2014 he retired from full-time work and has since been researching Cyber Crime and the impact that it has on small to medium sized businesses. He has co-written “Disaster Avoidance” and “Hacked!”, and in 2016 wrote “GDPR: Guiding your business to compliance” which was aimed at European companies. Following the success of this book he wrote “GDPR: How to achieve and maintain compliance” which has a wider audience and aimed at both EU and non-EU based organisations to help them comply in a cost-effective way.
He works as a STEM Ambassador, is a member of the BCS, volunteers for the National Coast Watch as well as helps fundraise for his local Lifeboat. Brian is a certified GDPR Practitioner and works with local organisations that need to comply with the Regulations.
Meet Paul
Paul has an extensive background in IT leadership working with financial multinationals in the US and UK, most recently at Barclays as a VP in the CSO.
Paul led a JOC SIEM incident response team driving active intelligence investigations and protecting the bank from cyber, physical and geo political events. This drew upon his security experiences from prior IT leadership, ITIl service governance and operational delivery roles in support of mission critical IT services. He had a key role at Barclays in successfully hosting and delivering the CSCUK 2018 Masterclass Challenge.
Paul is also an IT author. Outside his IT career he previously owned an industry recognised and award winning entertainment business in Los Angeles.