Free Cyber Security Session for Businesses in Hull
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- •Free cyber security session scheduled for August 20, 2026, in Hull.
- •Target audience includes small and medium-sized businesses facing cyber threats.
- •Session focuses on practical advice rather than technical IT training.
A free cyber security session aimed at educating businesses about cyber threats is scheduled for August 20, 2026, in Kingston upon Hull. The session, hosted by The Rybec Group, targets small to medium-sized enterprises, emphasizing that cyber-crime is a significant risk. Attendees will learn about common vulnerabilities and how to mitigate risks, particularly through basic cyber awareness and certifications like Cyber Essentials. The event will not delve into technical IT details but will provide practical advice for business owners. Networking opportunities will follow the session, allowing participants to connect with other local businesses.
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2026-07-20
Announcement of free cyber security session
The Hull City Council announced a free session to educate businesses on cyber threats and prevention strategies.
Hull.Uk2026-07-21
Event listing published on Eventbrite
The session details were also listed on Eventbrite, confirming the date and time for the event.
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