Zoom Meeting
Andy Watkin-Child
Parava Cyber Consulting
“Cyber security and working from home”
Protecting your personal data, that of your family and that of your company by applying
basic security tools and techniques
The current global COVID 19 pandemic has resulted in many more people working from home. This has increased the cyber risks to both individuals and companies. The crisis is being
used by hackers to exploit those more vulnerable and less cyber aware. It is also targeting those companies whose cyber defence’s are not as strong as they should be or whose cyber
capabilities are reduced due to the impact of the virus.
An introduction to cyber security and work from home
What is cyber security, why is it a problem?
Why is home working a challenge for us and an opportunity for hackers?
Basic cyber security hygiene to protect you, your family and company.
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More about Andy Watkin-Child
Supporting executives understand cyber risk management and manage their cyber risk posture.
I believe that cyber risk management is treated as an enterprise wide risk. Boards have a fiduciary responsibility to secure their balance sheet.
Andy has delivered cyber security across 5 continents, for leadership teams in financial services, media and publishing and engineering and manufacturing. He has built and led cyber security both as a chief information security officer(CIOSO) and Group Vice President of Risk Management . Most recently as Santander’s global cyber, technology and continuity risk management function.
He is the founding partner of Parava, a cyber security practice. A trusted adviser, who works with leadership teams supporting them understand their cyber risk posture and deliver cyber risk management strategies and solutions. Helping leadership teams through the difficult decisions cyber security creates. Educating executives on how to oversight and govern cyber security as an enterprise wide risk and secure their balance sheet.
He holds Royal Charters in Security (CSyP) and Engineering (CEng), and is 1 of 140 people to hold a place on the UK Chartered Security Register, recognised by the UK governments Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure (CPNI). He is a member of board of the security institute, a member of the Worshipful Company of Security Professionals ( WCoSP ) and an associate of the Academy of experts (AMAE)