The GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small Businesses, 25 November 2024, Webinar

The European Cyber Security COmmunity Project (ECCO), in support of the ECCC, announces a new awareness webinar focused on The GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small Businesses, taking place on 25 November 2024, from 16:00 to 16:45 CET.

You can register today through this link.

Summary

The GCA Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small Businesses is a set of free, practical resources developed by the Global Cyber Alliance (GCA) to help small businesses strengthen their cybersecurity defenses. Small businesses are often targets of cyberattacks but may lack the expertise or resources to implement complex cybersecurity measures.

Today, more than 43% of cyber attacks are targeted at small businesses. Most businesses aren’t prepared to respond to an incident, or aware of tools and best practices that can be used to protect against common threats. That’s why the Global Cyber Alliance has created the Cybersecurity Toolkit for Small Business – to provide free tools and resources you can use right now. The toolkit is applicable for any small organization with limited IT expertise, resource or budget – whether commercial, not for profit or mission based.

Speakers:

• Gill Thomas (Director of Engagement, Capacity and Resilience Program, Global Cyber Alliance)

• Kayle Giroud (Director, Common Good Initiatives, Global Cyber Alliance)

   

About the ECCO Awareness Webinars

The ECCO Awareness Webinars are a series of online sessions designed to equip both strategic leaders and everyday users with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively mitigate cybersecurity risks in their organisations. Organised by the European Cybersecurity Community (ECCO) project and led by ECSO, the webinars will focus on practical toolkits, actionable strategies, and best practices currently available on the market. By presenting real world solutions and advice, the webinars would provide participants with hands-on resources to improve their organisation’s cybersecurity posture. The sessions aim to not only educate but also engage attendees, allowing them to share experiences and insights, fostering a collaborative approach to enhancing cybersecurity awareness across the industry.