The South West Cyber Resilience Centre
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This message is primarily intended for businesses, charities, public authorities and other organisations. If it is not directly relevant to you, please consider sharing it with any organisation that may benefit from this opportunity.
Recent concerns regarding a security vulnerability affecting PHP, a technology used by many websites, serve as a timely reminder that organisations of all sizes should regularly review their cyber resilience and security arrangements. Cyber attacks can affect any organisation, regardless of size or sector. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), charities, public authorities, community groups and voluntary organisations across Devon, Cornwall and the wider South West are all potential targets. The good news is that free support is available. The South West Cyber Resilience Centre (SWCRC), part of the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group, provides practical guidance, resources and support to help organisations strengthen their cyber resilience and better protect themselves against cybercrime. For cyber criminals, the size of your organisation is often irrelevant. If your organisation has a website, uses email, conducts business online, stores information electronically or maintains a social media presence, it could be targeted. Taking a few simple steps now can make a significant difference to your organisation's cyber resilience and reduce the likelihood and impact of a cyber attack. To learn more about the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group and the support available, please visit: Home - National CRC Group To receive updates, guidance and access to free cyber resilience resources, register with the South West Cyber Resilience Centre today. You can do that here: Subscribe - South West CRC
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