Building a Cyber-Aware Workforce Workshop Announced
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- •Workshop aims to empower staff to identify and report cyber threats.
- •Open to businesses, freelancers, and charities in Norfolk and Suffolk.
- •Funded by local councils, with limited ticket availability.
Norfolk and Suffolk Police Cyber Security Advisors are hosting an online workshop aimed at enhancing cyber security awareness among businesses in Norfolk and Suffolk, UK. The one-hour session will educate participants on identifying and reporting cyber threats, including social engineering tactics. The workshop is funded by local councils and is open to any trading business, freelancer, or charity in the region. Each company can initially register one participant, with the option for a second ticket if space allows. The initiative is part of a broader effort to strengthen organizational resilience against evolving cyber threats. The workshop is scheduled for today, May 15, 2026.
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Norfolk and Suffolk Police Cyber Security Advisors conduct a workshop to educate businesses on cyber threat awareness and reporting.
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