Corvid 21 November 2019

Cyber attacks are inevitable. Regardless of the size of your business, if you’re connected to the internet, you are at risk. In its 2018 research, Make UK identified that nearly 50% of manufacturing organisations had been the victim of a cyber attack, making the industry the third most targeted sector.

CORVID invites Heads of IT within the manufacturing industry to join us for breakfast to identify the mistakes which are putting their organisations at risk, and to discuss the best approach to remedy these mistakes.

Transform the way your organisation thinks about cyber

Understand why manufacturers are a target for threat actors

Reduce the business impact of a cyber attack

Discover how a FTSE 250 manufacturing organisation effectively manages their cyber risk

Learn how to answer the four critical questions of incident response

See what it takes to reduce dwell time to less than five days

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Andy Pearch

Head of Information Assurance services at CORVID

Andy is an information security specialist with over 20 years’ domain experience. Andy is responsible for the delivery of advanced managed security and consultancy services to Ultra Electronics and commercial clients. Andy’s career in information security began in GCHQ where he was a lead consultant in CESG (the information assurance arm of GCHQ), providing direct guidance to numerous large government procurement programmes. Prior to joining CORVID, Andy held senior consultancy positions assisting clients in the delivery of secure capability in line with business requirements. He has a wealth of experience in designing systems and solutions that can meet the most challenging security requirements.

WHERE & WHEN

The Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC)

Address: Ansty Park, Coventry CV7 9JU

Thursday, 21st November 2019 | 8:00AM – 10:30AM

EVENT HOST

Ultra Electronics, a FTSE 250 company, designs and manufactures highly differentiated electronic products for regulated sectors, making it an attractive target for threat actors. CORVID was developed in response to this risk and has been successfully protecting Ultra since 2013. Since then, CORVID has grown substantially in size and experience. Working across five continents and 90 locations, we have completed over 1,300 forensic investigations in the last three years, detected over 13 million attacks last year alone, and reduced average dwell time to less than five days. Learn more at corvid.co.uk.

10 SECURITY MISTAKES THAT ARE PUTTING MANUFACTURERS AT RISK