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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Valuing your SME as ‘too small to get hacked’ can leave you complacent and open to attacks, with little to no defences in place. For those who find cybersecurity daunting, there are organisations out there, ready to help.
In this episode, we talk to Declan Doyle – head of Ethical Hacking at the Scottish Business Resilience Centre – about cyber resilience, misconceptions around who can get hacked, and understanding clients to best help them stay secure.
00:26 What is the SBRC?
01:35 Resilience
02:55 Helping out
05:35 Misconceptions around size
07:49 Optics and tailoring services
19:55 Different pathways in Cyber
26:50 Engaging with SBRC
Listening time: 31 minutes
Host: Holly Grace Williams, MD at Secarma
Guest: Declan Doyle, head of Ethical Hacking at the Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC)
Connect with Declan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/declandoyle/
SBRC: https://www.sbrcentre.co.uk/
Our website: www.secarma.com
Tweet us: www.twitter.com/Secarma
Events: www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/secarma-ltd-31129456455
In this episode, we talk to Declan Doyle – head of Ethical Hacking at the Scottish Business Resilience Centre – about cyber resilience, misconceptions around who can get hacked, and understanding clients to best help them stay secure.
00:26 What is the SBRC?
01:35 Resilience
02:55 Helping out
05:35 Misconceptions around size
07:49 Optics and tailoring services
19:55 Different pathways in Cyber
26:50 Engaging with SBRC
Listening time: 31 minutes
Host: Holly Grace Williams, MD at Secarma
Guest: Declan Doyle, head of Ethical Hacking at the Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC)
Connect with Declan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/declandoyle/
SBRC: https://www.sbrcentre.co.uk/
Our website: www.secarma.com
Tweet us: www.twitter.com/Secarma
Events: www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/secarma-ltd-31129456455
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United Kingdom
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