Key IT risks for accountants with Stephen Hill
Date: 30 April 2015 13:30-17.00
Type: Course
Organiser: Cumberland
This half day course will ensure you are confident that you have the right expertise to protect your company’s data, sure you are up to date and prepared for IT risks and legislations. Also raises your company’s profile with an internationally recognized USMS benchmark (ISO27001/2)
With the use of the internet and associated technologies growing rapidly in recent years, so has the opportunity for computer related crime. Threats ranging from staff using Facebook or Twitter to malicious attacks by hackers has the potential to disrupt critical business systems or open up access to your confidential data.
The course will cover:
- Update – current impact of “cybercrime”
- Key IT risks – internal & external (backup failure, hacking, theft of data)
- WiFi, remote working, mobile computing
- Concerns with social media
- Online payments – are your systems secure?
- Cloud computing – is it safe?
- IT legislations – understanding your rights & responsibilities
- Creating a secure culture – IT governance and controls
Venue
Greenhill Hotel
Speaker
Stephen Hill
Stephen Hill is the MD of Snowdrop Consulting Ltd. Stephen spent 11 years working for a top 25 firm of accountants heading the Fraud and Forensic Group, leading an expert body advising clients on prevention, detection and recovery of fraudulent assets, working closely with the police, HMRC and private sector. Stephen specializes in e-crime and online intelligence with over 14 years’ experience in focusing on cyber fraud, intelligence gathering and IT governance. He has written for several well-known publications including The Sunday Times and Accountancy magazine and commented on Radio 5. With a recent appointment as a Volunteer to the City of London Police Economic Crime Directive, Stephen assists fraud investigators with online investigations and speaks at schools on the dangers of the Internet and Social Networking.
How to book
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