10th May 2016 at The Eight Club, London at 2pm - 5.30pm followed by drinks and canapes

At this event we’ll give you the low down on the cyber criminal mind-set – their mission, and the approaches they employ to get their hands on your corporate data. Register now.

During the session you’ll hear from leading industry experts who will take you through the processes and technologies you can employ to boost enterprise cyber security including:

• Daniel Card, an Industry security expert will take a look at the threat landscape and why cloud and mobile working means new security models are needed. From exploring a lifecycle security approach to talking through lessons learnt from the field, he’ll outline the steps companies can take to protect themselves
• Experts from vArmour will explore how micro-segmentation technologies can protect your data in cloud environments – giving you increased visibility, security and operational efficiency
• Adam Denyer-Hampton, a Consulting Systems Engineer and security expert will present Cisco solution to protect organisations from the very latest threats, including ransonware

Audience: CTOs, IT Decision Makes, Security Managers, Data Compliance Managers 

Why attend?

Cyber security – it’s a pressing business priority. That’s because UK firms of all sizes are proving to be top targets for today’s cyber criminals.  According to PwC, one-in-four UK companies suffered a cyber breach in the past two years. From ransomware to spear phishing and large-scale data theft, today’s enterprise is well and truly under assault.

No surprise, then, that today’s UK businesses want to ensure their highly connected and digitised IT infrastructures are secure – so mission-critical data and communications aren’t compromised. But cyber criminals are constantly innovating - and they’re on the look-out for ageing enterprise infrastructures and potential vulnerabilities that offer the ideal entry point.

Cisco’s Annual Security Report 2016 found that around 92% of internet devices are running known vulnerabilities, while 31% were no longer supported or maintained by the supplier – perfect for exploitation by cyber criminals.

Protecting the perimeter from external attack represents a challenge. Because a point product approach to security no longer offers sufficient coverage needed to detect all the risks.

But that’s not all. Organisations also need policies in place to mitigate internal threats – like viruses or malware inadvertently introduced by staff in a mouse click.

Going into lock down isn’t the answer. But there is a way to manage the risk and maintain business agility.

Join us at our Cyber Security event and get the low down on the security steps you can take.

Sponsored by:

vARMOUR