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Metropolitan Police Cyber Protect: how we can help your charity
Wednesday 4 September 2024, 12 - 1.20pm
Join Metropolitan Police DC James Oskiera from the Cyber Protect Team to learn how to protect your organisation from the growing threat of cyber crime.
In this webinar DC Oskiera will take you through the basic cyber-hygiene principles that can mitigate attacks. He will share real-life examples that show how these principles have protected organisations from cyber attacks.
You'll come away from the webinar knowing more about the threat landscape, why cyber-attacks happen and what you as an organisation and an individual can do to protect yourself.
DC James Oskiera has over a decade of experience working for the Metropolitan Police and has experience handling the most complex of crimes. DC Oskiera is currently a member of the Cyber Protect Team and is integral to the delivery of Cyber Security advice to small to medium sized enterprises, charities and individuals
This is an essential webinar for all charity leaders looking to understand the steps to take to better protect their organisations from cyber attacks.
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