Cyber Security Workshop

From trading relationships to technology, most aspects of running a small business are changing.

The precise form that the EU Exit and a Post Covid-19 world will take remains unclear and the implications for business will vary by size, sector, and the main markets for your specific business.

Overview

This free interactive workshop will consist of 6 hours of free online training delivered over 3 days (2 hour blocks each), and will provide insight on cyber security threats, how to protect your business, cyber security essentials and more.

The workshop will cover the following topics:

Day 1 – Monday 14th September

A World of Experts and Criminals

• Quiz: how cyber security aware are you?
• Cyber security report 2020
• The need for cyber security

• 1. What are we protecting?
  2. Who are we protecting against?
  3. Why are they attacking?
• How to protect?

The Cyber security Cube

• The three dimensions of the cyber security cube
• CIA Triad
• Cyber security countermeasures

Day 2 – Thursday 17th September

Cyber security Threats, Vulnerabilities and Attacks

• Malware and Malicious Code
• Deception
• Attacks

The Art of Protecting Secrets

• Cryptography
• Access Controls
• Obscuring Data

Day 3 – Friday 18th September

Protecting the Organisation

• Cyber security Essentials (NCSC)
• GDPR
• Best practices

The Five Nines

• Incident Response
• Disaster Recovery

Final quiz

Take Homes

At the end of the day you will have an improved insight into cyber security. Crucially, you will have models that can be applied in your own organisation to develop a change plan in response to the specific challenges and opportunities that the EU Exit and COVID-19 throws at your organisation.

Course Leader – Dr Erika Sanchez-Velazquez

Erika leads our Cisco Networking Academy and has expertise in networks and security. She has a special interest in recently developed technologies, include Software Defined Networks and the Internet of Things,with a focus on how they can improve security and how they affect the security of a network.