Cyber Talks webinar series

How to be cyber smart in a world of cyber crime

7 October 2021

Every business has a digital footprint. This means every business is vulnerable to the threat of cyber crime.

Hear from cyber security expert Nigel Phair as he shares the latest news, tools and trends in the evolving cyber security world.

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Proactively driving and adopting new behaviours is key to tackling cyber threats whilst minimising risk to your business and those in it.

This insightful session aims to help you:

identify the latest cyber criminal trends and motivations – who they are and what they want
establish a robust risk management process
learn practical steps to better secure your business and your team.

Nigel Phair

Director (Enterprise), UNSW Institute for Cyber

Nigel is an influential analyst and regular media commentator on the intersection of technology, crime and society. He provides executive and board advice on strategy, risk and governance of technology. 

Understand how to use passwords in the most secure way possible to enhance your business.

Benefits of a password protection strategy

Learn how to protect yourself and your business against phishing and spear phishing.

Keeping your business off the phishing hook

Explore how multi-faceted technological solutions can protect against cyber attacks.

Technology's role in cyber security

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