eCrime Wales Summit 2010
Previous event:
e-Crime Wales Summit
Celtic Manor, Newport,
15th July 2010
Recent headlines have highlighted once again just how vulnerable your computer system can be to 
attack, fraud, data theft or sabotage.
For example, news media have focused on how easily e-criminals can get at you if you're using social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter or if you access public wi-fi systems when you're on the move.
Computers and the Internet have become essentials of modern life so learning to protect yourself from these attackers is now more important than ever.
The forthcoming e-Crime Wales Summit provides an excellent opportunity for you to get on top of this worrying problem and begin to use these crucial online media more safely and profitably.
But, as usual, places at the event are filling up fast so book now to avoid missing out on the chance to equip yourself with the knowledge and techniques to shut out the cyber attackers.
By attending this free one-day delegates:
Gained a better understanding of how CNS can help you to understand the security threats that your business faces on a daily basis
Learnt about the latest e-crime threats and prevention measures
Shared experiences with other businesses facing the same risks as themselves
Met their local e-Crime police liaison officer
Booked a free audit of your IT security systems
Took home a user-friendly guide to reducing the risks
There were excellent speakers from organisations such as Microsoft, Facebook and Computer Weekly, as well as police and Government experts who will get to the heart of issues facing companies like yours.
Through a packed agenda of presentations, seminars, workshops and exhibition time, involving top Wales, UK and international e-security specialists, visitors gained the vital information they needed to tackle this growing threat that cost Wales an estimate £373m last year alone.
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