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How to keep your business cyber secure when selling overseas
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Learn all you need to know to keep your business cyber secure when selling internationally, and understand the resources you could use to protect your business.
What you’ll learn
- understand the most common cyber risks facing creative and fintech businesses in international trade
- top tips and easy-to-follow steps for getting your business cyber read
- the importance of cyber security and data protection in international markets
Description
Do you know the percentage of UK businesses who reported a cyber-attack in the last 12 months?
Do you also know the biggest cyber threats to UK Creative and Fintech companies right now?
The digital age offers businesses plentiful opportunities to expand to wider global markets,
but this can also carry some substantial risks. Some of these risks can be attributed to
technology such as video-conference services, social media, security cameras, smartphones,
and international fund transfers, banking and payment systems.
In this session, DBT’s Cyber Hub will be answering the above questions and taking you through:
- Why cyber security matters
- The current cyber threat landscape affecting the Creative and Fintech industries
- How the government can help you mitigate cyber risks affecting your industry; and
- Other cyber security related information and guidance.
Speakers
Chantel Gyasi
Cyber Hub policy adviser, Department for Business and Trade (DBT)
Chantel works in DBT’s economic security team and her role is to support UK businesses and organisations through DBT sector teams to gain a better understanding of cyber risks and how to mitigate those risks.
Nick Keilty
Head of DBT Cyber Hub, Department for Business and Trade (DBT)
Nick leads the work of the DBT Cyber Hub to support UK businesses to understand and mitigate cyber security risks and build resilience.