Webinar: Cybersecurity Risk Management and Compliance

With the COVID-19 pandemic keeping offices across the world closed, there has been a substantial increase in threat actors exploiting lax remote working protocols. Malicious apps and websites and social engineering lures are all being leveraged for espionage, disruption, financial fraud and extortion. Whilst we are still working through COVID-19 and preparing for business resumption, remote investigation techniques will have to be implemented to reflect how organisations and their employees are operating. With everything turning more and more digital, what other risks do we need to be aware of and how can companies manage these during the current climate?

Join us for a 1-hour hands-on webinar on 15th July 2020 at 11:00 CEST.

We will use case studies to discuss the following issues: 

• Cyber security compliance
• Attack trends and remedies
• Conducting remote investigations in the new normal
• Crisis management when working remotely 

You will gain insights and practical advice from Control Risks’ experts: 

Speakers: 

James Lythe, Associate Director, Crisis & Security Consulting (Europe and Africa)
James is an Associate Director within Control Risks’ Crisis & Security Consulting Department (Europe and Africa). James works with clients to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of crisis management teams, working across a variety of sectors. During his time at Control Risks James has delivered projects in over 30 countries across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Americas. James has previously worked as an Operations Manager and Head of Resilience at independent consultancy Systems Consultants Services Ltd (SCS).

Luke Fardell, Associate Director, Compliance, Forensics and Intelligence
Luke has over 15 years’ experience working in UK intelligence, 5 of which has been focused on tracking Advanced Persistent Threat groups across multiple external networks and investigating public and private sector network compromises. He has been involved in many high profile cases and participated in all elements of the investigation from acquisition to investigations through to reverse engineering and attribution. He has worked on numerous Counter Terrorism, Cyber Espionage and Fraud cases globally. Prior to joining Control Risks Luke was a lead forensic investigator for the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).

Connor Lattimer, Associate Director, Cyber Risk Advisory 
Connor leads the cyber risk advisory team, with the responsibility to provide mitigation advice to our clients on how to protect themselves against cyber threats. Connor has experience working across a range of industries including financial services, UK Government, law enforcement, legal, and manufacturing. Connor has also lead responses to a wide variety of attacks across the globe, ranging from complex cyber extortion cases to high-profile disruptive attacks. Prior to joining Control Risks Connor advised the UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and Home Office on matters of cyber security.

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