To tackle the growing threat the government is working with industry to develop an official "cyber security standard" which will help stimulate the adoption of good cyber practices among business.
Backed by industry, it is stated that the “kitemark-style standard” [Source: BIS press release] will be launched early next year, as part of the £860 million cross-government National Cyber Security Programme.
Is ISO27001 in particular too unwieldy, complicated and expensive to satisfy the requirements of cyber security in the private sector, or can even small companies with fewer than 20 employees achieve ISO27001 certification for an affordable amount of money?
This one day event
costing just £35+VAT per delegate will help you to determine your cyber security readiness and protect your organisation from the hacking threat – regardless of which standards or recommendations you implement.
Learn about the cyber security standards adopted globally, and why ISO27001 is the world leader.
What are the best strategies for being cyber resilient, taking full account of the role played by people, processes and technology?
Spend the day with us at NQA on the 30
th of January, and find out how to be cyber secure and provide assurance to your business partners and customers.
Key speakers include:
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Alan Calder, CEO, IT Governance and cyber security guru
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Steve Watkins, Director of Training & Consultancy, IT Governance
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Emma Clancy, Chief Executive of Certsure LLP and Ascertiva Group
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Bee Modhwadia, ISO27001 (Information Security Management System) Sector Specialist at NQA.
See Registration Page for the full Agenda
Who should attend?
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Chief Executive Officers / Managing Directors
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Chief Operating Officers
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Chief Information Officers
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Chief Information Security Officers
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IT Directors
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IT Managers
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IS Managers
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ICT Security Teams
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Risk and Resilience Teams
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Infrastructure and Architecture Teams
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ICT Technology Teams
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Business Continuity
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Anyone concerned about what their organisation is doing to manage and mitigate cyber risk!
Why should you attend?
The potential impact of cyber risks to business includes:
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Financial loss from theft or fraud
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Loss of invaluable customer information or Intellectual Property
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Possible fines from legal and regulatory bodies (e.g. FCA, ICO)
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Fines levied and charges increased by the Payment Card Industry (PCI)
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Loss of reputation through ‘word of mouth’ and adverse Media coverage
Can your organisation afford to ignore or play down the significance of the emerging threats?
We transfer the knowledge that you need at each and every stage in adoption of better cyber security practices, basing our advice on the literally hundreds of successful client engagements where we have undertaken since our formation.
We can help you to be cyber resilient – and compliant. Don’t miss this chance!
How to book?
Online:
www.itgovernance.co.uk/shop/p-1497.aspx
Phone:
+ 44 845 070 1750
E-mail:
servicecentre@itgovernance.co.uk
Before it’s too late!
Put Cyber Security on the Agenda… before it becomes the Agenda!
Parking Restrictions:
Please note that parking on the NQA site is limited to the first 20 delegates who book on the event. If you wish to travel by car, you are therefore strongly advised to place your order early (before December 24th). Off-site parking is limited in the residential areas adjoining the facilities.
If you are able to travel by train, Leagrave Station is 33 minutes from St Pancras Thameslink. Taxis are available immediately outside the station on your arrival. The journey time to NQA, Warwick House, Houghton Hall Park, is 10 minutes. The taxi fare one way is in the region of £7 to £10.