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Cyber Crime Event: Day Zero

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Posted by Sarah Jordan on 23 May 2025

Sarah Jordan - Head of Marketing - Wright Hassall
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Surely they won’t target you? Think again.

Towergate, Handelsbanken and Wright Hassall invite you to join us at our event, ‘Day Zero’, to discuss how your business should deal with a cyber attack.

 

Date, Time & Location

  • Wednesday 25th June 2025
  • 10.00am - 12.00pm 
  • Wright Hassall LLP, Olympus Avenue, Royal Leamington Spa, CV34 6BF

 

About the Event

We are excited to welcome West Midlands Cyber Crime Investigator, DC Neil Howells, who will share his experiences, how victims were attacked and how best to respond to incidents to minimise cost, resources and risk.

The session will provide practical advice on prevention and reaction to an attack and recovery.

We will also look at what happens to stolen data on the dark web and ask “what’s the worst that could happen?”

 

How to Book

Reserve your spot today, please email events@wrighthassall.co.uk to book. If you have any questions about the event, please contact us.

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Sarah Jordan - Head of Marketing - Wright Hassall

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Sarah Jordan

Head of Marketing

Sarah is Head of Marketing for the business, looking after all marketing and business development activity across Wright Hassall, supporting our lawyers with their objectives, growth and strategies.

Sarah Jordan

 Sarah is Head of Marketing for the business, looking after all marketing and business development activity across Wright Hassall, supporting our lawyers with their objectives, growth and strategies.

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