On Tuesday 25th October, we had the great privilege of formally launching our new Cyber Resilience Centre for London at City Hall to an audience of supporters drawn from policing, industry and academia.
What is your appetite for risk? I don’t know about you but I like a stress free life, without worry and it means I can sleep well at night.
This month, the Cyber Resilience Centre for London was launched, joining a network of other Centres around the country to make the UK one of the safest places to do business online. In the first of a series of regular blogs, we’re going to start by answering a question we often get asked about our name - why ‘Cyber Resilience’ as opposed to ‘Cyber Security’?
The growth of technology has opened up new ways of working, new markets and new opportunities for businesses of all sizes. From being able to sell products or services online, to improving engagement with customers, technology has an important role to play in the growth of British businesses. But it is not without risk. Criminals have also been quick to identify and exploit the opportunities provided by new technology with cyber-crime and fraud now accounting for over half of all crime in England and Wales.
Buying a house or flat is probably the biggest investment most of us will ever make. Before we pick up the keys however, we’ll have spent hours of research about the area we want to live in and the type of property available within our budget. We’ll also probably view dozens of properties before we finally find the home of our dreams.
