About this event
Our evening focuses on what strong cyber security looks like for businesses, taking the first steps to minimise risk and where to seek help and support if a breach occurs. Between the 2020-2021 financial year, cyber-attacks increased from one report every 8 minutes to one report every 10 minutes from the previous financial year. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) noted that no Australian business, Government, family or individual was immune from cyber breaches.
- Focusing on internal assessment of business assets, staff authorisations and creating policies and procedures
- Exploration of systems and security programs for the first steps in defence from potential breaches caused by malicious attacks, Phishing and Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attacks
- Where to report cybercrime in Australia and other agencies available
You will learn
- How to identify, analyse and report business data through the creation of an internal framework
- Programs and applications available to mitigate risk and what a breach can look like including cyber insurance
- How to document and when to communicate a breach to customers and stakeholders
Outcomes
At the completion of the session, the participants will leave with:
- Steps to create an internal cyber strategy building a robust cyber security culture for staff, customers and stakeholders, strengthen reputation and trust
- Empower business owners with the tools required to implement cyber awareness and training
- Confidence in having access to the correct agencies if required
Business Connect Advisors
Every Business Connect advisor is accredited, with experience running their own business and formal qualifications in a business-related discipline. Our unbiased advisors also have management, consulting or prior advisory experience. Business advisors also have a broad range of skills covering essential business topics including business planning, marketing and how to grow your digital presence.
