About this event
As the world continues to deal with the economic and operational challenges from the global COVID-19 pandemic, cybercriminals are pivoting their online criminal methods to take advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic.
On average each month, the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) receives about 4,400 cybercrime reports through ReportCyber and responds to 168 cyber security incidents.
Working partly from home in combination with a few dedicated office days has become ‘the new norm’ for many professionals in the aftermath of this pandemic.
Working outside a secured office and technology environment has specific cyber security risks, including targeted cybercrime. When compromised, unauthorised access to your stored information can impact what matters most to you: your data, your cash flow and - if your clients or suppliers are affected- your reputation.
In this webinar we aim to answer any questions you have regarding how you can safeguard yourself against a data loss and strengthen your cyber risk resilience.
We will talk about five simple yet remarkably effective actions that you can take to immediately improve your cyber security and -even better- that won’t break the bank.
You will leave this webinar feeling more in control of how to manage the uncertainty that comes when doing business online, and while there is no ‘one- solution- fits- all’ there are some valuable standards and tools that help you safeguard your data – protecting your revenue and your reputation, as Lost data means lost trust from your clients.
Learning Objectives:
Participants will learn about:
• Cyber Threats : The Key Areas - Malicious Software – Scam Email ( Phishing) - Malware
• Software Considerations: Automatic Updates- Automatic backups - Multifactor Authentication
• People and Procedure: Human Error the weakest link – Access Control- Passphrases -Employee Training
Outcomes:
At the completion of the session the participants will leave with:
• An understanding of the ACSC Small Business Cyber Security Guide
• A checklist that empowers them to implement and track a set of cyber safety measurements.
• A roadmap and guidance to Australian Alert Services and how to report a cyber scam.
Presenter: Babette Bottin is the founder and director of DAS Insure., a highly specialised risk and insurance consultancy firm with a focus on Cash flow protection. She is passionate about helping companies of all sizes, business owners and individuals to strengthen their Cyber Security. Babette is also a qualified BEC Advisor and enjoys delivering webinars and consulting sessions for the BEC business community.