How are Cyber Criminals
breaking into Housing?
Ransomware. Data Breaches. Phishing. Deep Fakes.
THE HOUSING SECURITY ROUNDTABLE
When: Thursday 4 July, 6pm | Where: The Ivy Tower Bridge, LONDON
Register for the roundtable evening below
THE HOUSING SECURITY ROUNDTABLE LONDON
The housing sector’s valuable data sets are rich pickings for cyber criminals. With the growth of AI and hybrid working, reduced budgets and cost cutting there's a whole host of IT security vulnerabilities they can - and do - target and exploit.
Join us Thursday 4 July to find out how to protect your tenants, income and assets at the housing security roundtable hosted at the Ivy, Tower Bridge.
Key Takeaways:
- Why is housing an easy target?
- How do data breaches happen?
- What will a cyber-attack cost you?
- What are the best security solutions?
Leading industry expert Paul Wells will be hosting a candid interactive discussion on this crucial subject at this invitation-only event. Find out more about the dangers with presentations and demonstrations, share your concerns and challenges, explore solutions and get advice from both your housing peers and sector specialists.
The evening includes a complimentary drinks reception and three course meal at this celebrated venue.
Please register your interest promptly using the form below – numbers are strictly limited.
In partnership with Kroll
Did you know?
73% of UK organisations reported being affected by ransomware attacks in 2022
Only 4% of housing associations feel fully prepared for a ransomware attack
Almost half of the housing sector believes they are unprepared
The UK was the 3rd most-targeted country in the world after the US and Ukraine
The average cost of a data breach, globally, was approximately £3.95 million in 2022
Meet Your Host
Paul Wells
Paul is Associated Managing Director of Kroll Cyber, the world’s #1 cyber risk incident response provider – providing seamless crisis management support when cyber breaches and attacks occur. He has 15 years of experience within cybersecurity and acts as lead investigator on multiple fraud and incident response cases as well as high-profile national security incidents.
Paul has specialised in managing complex and long-term incident response engagements. He provides support to organisations experiencing attacks like those which threaten the housing sector, and will be talking about – and discussing – the security issues it’s vital for you to know about and address.
The LIMA Team
Mark is Head of Business Development at LIMA and has over 10 years experience working with clients across the legal sector to deliver digital transformation strategy and build cyber resilience.
Ollie is a Presales Architect here at LIMA, helping to develop LIMA’s market-leading, insight based solutions and support, and deliver outstanding service to every customer.