Protect yourself and your business from cyber crime by attending this workshop which will provide a non-technical overview of what you can do right now. It’s important to recognise that, statistically, cyber crime and fraud now pose a greater risk than physical crime. All businesses, from sole-traders right up to multi-nationals, need to plan for when, not if, a cyber incident occurs. 

This workshop will give you an overview on Cyber Awareness from Lincolnshire Police Cyber Crime Unit. The session will include a scenario based exercise to help you better understand how you can prepare for a cyber incident. It will include information about how criminals target us and examples of how organisations have been targeted in Lincolnshire.

There will be a focus on the following topic areas

• Social engineering

• Phishing

• Protecting your data & personal information

• Risks of free or public Wi-Fi

• Current threats

• Intro to National Cyber Security Centre resources for SMEs

• Benefits of CiSP and Cyber Essentials 

Presenters - PC Luke Casey and Harry Lancaster, Cyber Protect Officers, Lincolnshire Police Cyber Crime Unit.

Secure your place

Attendance is free of charge and places are limited so be sure to book yours today. 

Please note we are only able to offer up to 2 places per company. To qualify for this funded support, your business must be a small to medium enterprise (SME) based in Greater Lincolnshire. Apologies, no support intermediaries, public bodies or financial sector businesses.

 Am I eligible?

The event is available to businesses, partnerships, sole traders, and registered charities, with a trading address located within Greater Lincolnshire (North Lincolnshire, North East Lincolnshire & Lincolnshire). 

 To access this event, your business must complete an SME enrolment form in order to check the business’s eligibility against the funding criteria. (The form will be sent to you on completion of an Eventbrite booking - if one has not already been completed and on file). 

Please note attendance at Business Lincolnshire events will not preclude eligibility to access grant funding.