With the increased use of work devices, personal devices and working from home cyber risks are even more prevalent. As a business, have you reviewed your cyber security practices or reviewed how you hold data to ensure its safe and secure? To successfully fight against malicious intent, it’s imperative that companies make cyber-security awareness, prevention and security best practices a part of their culture.

NatWest, The WMCRC and IASME are delighted to invite you to this Cyber Security Seminar to give you an update on the current Cyber / fraud landscape, help increase your awareness of cyber threats /scams where these have evolved over the last few years and the importance of how you can protect your business from these risks through accreditation and the newly formed West Midlands Cyber Resilience Centre

Meet our speakers

Detective Inspector Hinesh Mehta –

Hinesh has been a police officer for over 17 years and is currently the Detective Inspector for the Regional Cyber Crime Unit. The majority of his service has been spent as a detective in various departments, including the murder investigation unit and formed the countries first Digital Media Investigator Unit. He has specialised in exploiting technology to assist in the most serious of crimes including murder and kidnap. He has been heavily involved with shaping the force response to cybercrime. With a wealth of experience, he is currently seconded to a Home Office project seeking to deliver a Cyber Resilience Centre to the West Midlands area.

Chris Pinder

Chris has 25 years experience across the security sector, the last 5 within cyber security. He is the Chief Operating Officer for the IASME Consortium. In April 2020, IASME became the National Cyber Security Centre’s sole partner for the delivery of the government backed Cyber Essentials Scheme.Prior to joining IASME, Chris was the Cyber Security Lead for the Growth Hub for Worcestershire.

Agenda

11:00 – Introduction

11:05 – Current Cyber Crime Landscape

11:40 – WMCRC – Support for SMEs

11:50 – IASME

12:10 – NatWest

12:20 - Q&A and close

Joining Details - Joining Link

Passcode: NW&CRC2021

MORE ABOUT WMCRC

The Cyber Resilience Centre for the West Midlands is part of the national roll out of Cyber Resilience Centres in the UK which began in 2019. The WMCRC began its journey in June 2020. Lead by Policing, and facilitated by Business Resilience International Management (BRIM), we have followed a structured modular programme based on a highly successful model that had previously been established for over 9 years in Scotland.

We work in structured partnership with regional Policing, Academia, Businesses, Third and Public Sector organisations

More about IASME

The IASME Consortium specialises in delivering certifications that demonstrate organisations have met minimum standards. In April 2020, IASME became the National Cyber Security Centre’s partner for delivery of the government backed Cyber Essentials scheme. Cyber Essentials is currently mandated across an increasing number of contracts and also ensures organisations implement proven controls that mitigate internet born cyber security threats.

The IASME portfolio of certifications also include Internet of Things, Counter Fraud Fundamentals and their award winning IASME Governance. For more information, please see www.iasme.co.uk

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