Mitigate Cyber Security will be exhibiting at Securing The Law Firm 2014 as a networking sponsor. Now in its third edition, Securing the Law Firm is the leading e-crime and information security forum specifically aimed at key IT security decision-makers in the legal services. Welcoming an audience of over 100 professionals, it is the largest

Mitigate Cyber Security are sponsors of the BEC Information and Data Security Conference taking place on Thursday 23rd January 2014. In this highly topical event, find out what YOU have to lose through a range of thought-leading presentations, exhibitions, live demonstrations and soap box speeches. When it comes to information security systems, small businesses and

The conference is structed on the 4D approach of; Defend, Differentiate, Diversify and Developp and presents a series of thought provoking presenations in order to explore cyber security business opportunities. The programme is delivered in partnership with the ICT KTN. 9:00 – Arrival, Coffee and Networking 9:50 – Welcome by Mr Tony Dyhouse 10:00 – Session 1:

What's it About? UK PLC is facing an unprecedented and largely unseen threat from ‘cyber’ crime…computer based crime targeting public and private computer systems with the intent of accessing personal and commercial data and financial information. With ever greater openness, interconnection and dependency comes greater vulnerability. The UK government’s National Security Strategy categorised cyber attacks

We intend to demonstrate the benefits of building cyber security into business continuity and disaster recovery plans and will outline the certification process and maintenance of certified management systems. The threat is real and growing 93% of large corporations and 87% of small businesses reported a cyber breach in the past year. On average over 33,000 malicious emails

What’s it about? UK PLC is facing an unprecedented and largely unseen threat from ‘cyber’ crime…computer based crime targeting public and private computer systems with the intent of accessing personal and commercial data and financial information. With ever greater openness, interconnection and dependency comes greater vulnerability.  The UK government’s National Security Strategy categorised cyber-attacks as

What’s it About? UK PLC is facing an unprecedented and largely unseen threat from ‘cyber’ crime…computer based crime targeting public and private computer systems with the intent of accessing personal and commercial data and financial information. With ever greater openness, interconnection and dependency comes greater vulnerability.  The UK government’s National Security Strategy categorised cyber attacks