Could your financial services firm bear the cost of a malicious cyber attack?

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About Mitigo

Mitigo’s mission is to make businesses safe. We focus on the three pillars of cybersecurity; people, process and technology, to provide protection against cyber attacks and give law firms cyber resilience.

Partnering with leading financial services industry bodies throughout the UK, we work with firms across multiple disciplines to deal with the threats unique to the sector, bringing our specialist technical knowledge, experience in developing control frameworks, and best in class training – all at a sensible cost.

Gaps in your defences that are likely to have worsened with your people working from home

The risks posed by employees managing their own security

The threats caused by mobile devices

Real-world misconceptions around good and bad cybersecurity practice

Financial services firms are prime targets for cyber criminals. 

How well is your firm protected?

Email takeover

Find out how cyber criminals are now getting around multi-factor authentication to access communications and even divert payments.

Ransomware

Discover this double threat, which can cripple your operations and cost upwards of £150,000 to resolve.

Virus links

How much damage could a contaminated device do to your firm and your reputation?

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Responsibility for understanding cyber security risks does not start and end with the IT department. Chief executives and boards also have a crucial role – and we have advice for them too. I don’t think any chief exec would get away with saying they don’t need to understand legal risk because they have a General Counsel. I think the same should be true of cyber risk. This is a board-level issue.

Lindy Cameron, CEO
National Cyber Security Centre