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If you suffered a cyber attack to your business systems, how much … Business income could be impacted or lost? Customer data and private commercial information could be exposed? Would it cost you to detect the detect and fix computer systems and generally get on top of the problem quickly? Intellectual property of your own or others is threatened? Downtime would your customers experience? And what you need to do about it? If any of these points relate to your business activities then book your place now. Responding to recent high profile events, including Heartbleed and Microsoft zero day exploit we are running talks to inform business owners and mangers about protection for the balance sheets, working capital and reputation of their businesses in the event of a cyber-threat or data breach. An informative session designed for busy business people. Do you have questions about Cyber and Data Risks? Contact Risksmith

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Companies of all sizes are struggling with how to comply with NIST 800-171. The tricky part of NIST 800-171 is that the rule does not require any specific certification and that various agencies have their own interpret of the regulation. By implementing an Seclore EDRM solution, companies are able to gain full visibility into what activities are being performed on a protected file, including any unauthorized usage attempts.

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