Cyber Security Webinar

With cyber crime on the increase it is crucial that businesses understand the various threats that exist and the steps they can take to mitigate the risks of suffering a cyber attack.

This webinar combines Cyber Security expertise with Employment Law guidance to give a practical explanation of the various pitfalls and what business owners and managers can do to avoid these.

Our expert speakers will cover:

• Why Cyber threats exist
• Threats businesses suffer from on a regular basis
• How to stop common Cyber threats
• The importance of having well drafted policies to help manage Cyber threats
• Are such policies contractual or non contractual?
• How to introduce a new policy to your business
• How to enforce policies and deal with any breaches

Concise Technologies Speaker

Andy Amos – Head of Security at Concise Technologies for 9 years

• OSCP – Offensive Security Certified Professional
• CISM – Certified Information Security Manager
• IASME Certified assessor

Andy has spent the last 25 years understanding and working with IT systems. For the last 15 years it has been with an emphasis on protecting them from the increasing threat of cybercrime. This has been for a variety of organisational types including private business, vulnerable charities, government bodies and other areas of national interest. Driven by a motivation to help organisations protect themselves he’s been spearheading Concise Technologies work in this area for the last 9 years.

Poole Alcock LLP Speaker

Adam Pavey – Employment Solicitor at Poole Alcock LLP

Adam qualified as a solicitor in 2008 before joining Poole Alcock’s employment department in 2015.

Adam Deals with all nature of employment matters relating to both employer and employee, including but not limited to implementation of policies and procedures, managing redundancy, discrimination, and work place mediation.

As a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, Adam has appeared on several BBC shows and has featured in national press providing expert advice and opinion.