Test your response to a realistic cyber incident and learn from City of London Cyber Protect officers.

As businesses grow, so does their cyber risk. Research from the UK Cyber Security Breaches Survey has consistently shown that larger and growing organisations are more likely to experience cyber incidents than smaller businesses, often because technology, processes and security controls do not always mature at the same pace as business growth.

To help businesses strengthen their resilience, Santander and Cyber Griffin invite you to take part in an interactive Cyber Table Top Exercise at the Oxford Work Café.

This engaging, award-winning exercise, delivered by the City of London Police's Cyber Griffin team, explores the decisions leaders and employees make when faced with a cyber security incident. Participants work through realistic scenarios involving cyber attacks, malware and wider security threats, experiencing first-hand how an incident can impact revenue, reputation and regulatory obligations.

Rather than a technical training session, this is a practical, business-focused exercise designed to encourage discussion, challenge assumptions and help organisations understand how prepared they really are to respond when an incident occurs.

What You'll Gain

Experience a realistic cyber incident in a safe, interactive environment.

Understand how cyber attacks can affect business operations, finances and reputation.

Explore the link between cyber security and wider business resilience.

Learn from experienced City of London Police officers and NCSC-assured trainers.

Share insights and best practice with other growing businesses.

Who Should Attend?

This session is particularly valuable for:

Business owners and founders

Managing Directors and senior leaders

Operations and risk managers

Anyone responsible for business continuity, technology or cyber security

No technical expertise is required.

About Cyber Griffin

Cyber Griffin is a City of London Police programme that supports businesses with practical, independent and vendor-neutral cyber security advice. Their services are informed by intelligence from policing, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and fraud reporting data, helping organisations better protect themselves from modern cyber threats.

Places are limited, so early registration is recommended.

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