The Cyber Resilience Centre for Wales (WCRC) and global technology leader Thales have joined forces to support decision makers and small business managers with cybersecurity.

Their event, ‘Incident response – The dos and don’ts when your business falls victim to a cyber-attack’ is set to offer attendees the opportunity to be taken through a realistic scenario frequently experienced by businesses with the aim to help them prepare themselves for a successful attack, with easy-to-understand explanations and terminology.

The exercise will be created and run by Bridewell which specialises in end-to-end cyber security and is a National Cyber Security Centre-assured provider of cyber incident exercising.

The exercise will be followed with a panel discussion which will break down the stages of the attack using easy to understand terminology and identify key decisions and also the support available in these circumstances.

The panel includes representatives from Capital Law, the Information Commissioners Office (ICO), Thomas Carroll Insurance Brokers, Gwent Police Cybercrime Unit and Bridewell Incident Response team, covering a variety of sectors such as legal, law enforcement and insurance to explore the different aspects of an attack and what the consequences can mean for a business.

WCRC Director, Detective Superintendent Paul Peters, says:

Leanne Conner, Business Manager of Cyber Digital Solutions (CDS UK) at Thales Group, adds:

The event is taking place on Wednesday 11 September from 9am until 1.30pm at the Thales Ebbw Vale Campus in Ebbw Vale.

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