Hundreds of small businesses like yours have already signed up for the e-Crime Wales Summit 2009, Llandudno, 21st October, to find out how to protect themselves against growing threats from online attackers.
This Welsh Assembly Government-backed event is free and it’s packed with information and expert guidance you can’t afford to miss.
e-Crime is real, it’s damaging and costly, it keeps changing and you are a potential target, regardless of your size.
Attend the Summit and hear from these world leading experts:
- Ex-FBI agent Ed Gibson, who is Chief Security Adviser for Microsoft in the UK will tell you how a well-structured information security strategy can safeguard your business.
- PayPal’s Head of Risk Management, Garreth Griffith will outline the risks and solutions from a payment provider’s viewpoint.
- Ethical Hacker, Jason Hart of CRYPTOCard will be explaining the latest e-Crime risks to Welsh businesses in a highly interactive session.
- Professor Andrew Blyth from the University of Glamorgan, on the nature and frequency of online attacks on small businesses in Wales
- 7Safe’s Dan Haagman, an internationally-respected computer forensics expert will explain the importance of small businesses proving they are safe to trade online.
- Richard Cox of specialist consultants Spamhaus who will explain how you can rid your inbox of the rising tide of spam and if you don’t how spam can be malicious.
Learn about simple low cost or free steps you can take to protect yourself. Be at the e-Crime Wales Summit on 21st October 2009 in Venue Cymru, Llandudno.
For more information visit http://www.ecrimewales.com/server.php?show=nav.9220
