Your people can be your biggest asset and with Cyber Security Training they can become highly effective barriers to cyber-crime. The more cyber attacks that take place, the more cyber guidance is created and issued, leaving businesses confused and unsure where to start.
Many SMEs and charities may not have the resources to put any cyber security policies and training in place at all, leaving staff exposed as their frontline defence against cyber attacks.
With small businesses now facing up to 10,000 cyber-attacks a day, business owners must do all they can to ensure employees are using systems and devices safely, to protect their customer's data from the likes of phishing attacks or data breaches.
How can our Cyber Security Training help my business?
Our Cyber Security Training is focused towards those with little or no cyber security or technical knowledge. The sessions are made up of small and succinct modules using real-world examples.
The training sessions help staff understand their working environment, giving them the confidence to speak up when something doesn’t look right.
The training is tailored to each individual audience to provide the right level of skills and context for your business. The trainers are highly knowledgeable, personable and friendly and pride themselves on providing the right environment for your people to feel comfortable and to ask questions. How do I request your Cyber Security Training? If you would like to request a quote, please contact us via our webpage.
What is the Student Services offering from the SECRC?
The SECRC has formed partnerships with local universities to identify the best and brightest ‘ethical hacking’ talent from across the region who are able to deliver Cyber Services.
These services are designed to provide guidance to SMEs who are new to cyber security and need help getting started. These hand-picked students are deployed to work alongside the centre’s experienced team to provide small business with a range of affordable service to help improve your cyber resilience.
There are a number of services available which include investigating what information is out there that might be used to attack your business and you personally like personal details, breached passwords, and data available on the dark web.
They can check on the security of your website and systems, come in and scrutinise your current policies and procedures, or even deliver a staff training session. These student services are designed overall to make your staff and business a safer place. Find out more here www.secrc.co.uk/studentservices
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