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Join our founder Sarah McAvoy at the CBD Sydney Chamber facilitating a Small Business Cyber Security Panel Discussion

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Join the CBD Sydney Chamber for a panel discussion, Q&A and networking on cyber security.


This facilitated panel discussion is different. It explores more than what to watch out for. The panel will feature businesses which have experience dealing with hacks. What you’ll hear provides the motivation and knowledge on how to be more prepared than ever before.


Hear from an expert on experiences of businesses that have been victims of cyber-attacks. An Optus partner business will talk and take questions on its well-publicised experience and the implications this may hold for SMEs.


Q&A facilitated by Sarah McAvoy of CyberUnlocked   who is also a 2023 Cyber Security Champion for this October’s Cyber Security Month with a panel of experts across:

  • Cyber insurance – is your business really covered
  • Cyber threats – is your network, small or large, truly protected
  • Cyber training – your people are your best defence, training opportunities discussed
  • Cyber documentation & liabilities – legally, where do you stand if your information is hacked


And the impact on Cyber threats on your team's mental health – the constant need to be on alert creates anxiety among some team members.


Register on NSW Small Business Month 2024


This event is proudly funded by the NSW Government.

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