Join Business West's Chambers of Commerce and Wiltshire Police's Cyber Crime Prevent & Protect team for Part 3 of our Cyber Security Series: an online webinar designed to help businesses strengthen cyber security culture, improve incident response planning, and build organisational resilience.
Effective cyber security is about more than technology. A strong cyber security culture helps employees understand their role in protecting business information, recognising cyber threats, and responding appropriately when incidents occur.
For many organisations, people remain the first line of defence against cyber attacks. Creating awareness, clear communication, and well-defined processes can significantly reduce risk and improve business continuity.
This practical webinar is designed for non-technical business leaders, managers, and employees who want to improve their organisation's cyber resilience.
During the session, we'll explore:
This webinar is suitable for:
No technical expertise is required and you need not have attended parts 1 and 2 of this Cyber Security series.
By attending, you'll gain practical guidance and actionable steps to:
This event forms part of Business West's Cyber Security Series, helping businesses understand and address the people, process, and technology challenges associated with cyber security.
The series is delivered in partnership with Wiltshire Police's Digital Investigations & Intelligence Unit and Cyber Crime Prevent & Protect team.
Cyber security culture refers to the attitudes, behaviours, and practices that influence how employees identify, manage, and respond to cyber security risks within an organisation.
An incident response plan helps businesses respond quickly and effectively to cyber incidents, reducing disruption, financial losses, and reputational damage.
This webinar is designed for business owners, managers, HR professionals, IT teams, operations teams, and anyone responsible for improving cyber resilience within their organisation.
No. The session is specifically designed for non-technical audiences and focuses on practical actions that can be implemented across any organisation.
Strong cyber security practices help organisations prevent incidents, recover more quickly from disruptions, and maintain critical business operations.
