ProAktive Cyber Risk Seminar

11th January 2019

ProAktive Invitation   Cyber Security Seminar For business owners and those with a responsibility to keep your business safe Being ProAktive means keeping an eye on the future.

We provide you with advice and support to achieve your business goals and to reach these in a compliant and commercial way, whilst helping you with the process. We would like to invite you to join us at the Advanced Manufacturing Park Technology Centre on Tuesday 29th January 2019. The nature of the world of work is changing and the cyber threat landscape is growing in complexity, resource and sophistication. New attacks emerge every day that are imaginative in execution and potentially devastating in impact.The cyber domain has moved into every area of modern life and so in the face of these threats, your business faces a growing challenge. We want to help you to protect vital infrastructure, assets and customer data in an increasingly online world. Join us from 8am for refreshments and complimentary breakfast sandwiches. Our presentation will begin at 8.30am and finish by approximately 9.30am. Parking is free. You can click the venue name above for address details. Michael Lea-Smith, Fraud Customer & Colleague Education Specialist at Yorkshire Bank, will cover: The various areas of fraud that can affect both your business and you personally Rob Messruther, Senior Development Underwriter at Hiscox will cover: The cyber exposures that businesses face and the way insurers are responding The practical steps you can take to improve your risk Non-insurance based risk management strategies   To book your place please email Natalie Wilson by Tuesday 22nd January or call us on 0114 2439914. Places are reserved on a first come first serve basis.

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