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SUMMARY:Cybersecurity Awareness Month
DESCRIPTION:The Importance of Cyber Security Awareness Month\nCyber Security Awareness Month takes place every year from October 1st to October 31st. Originally a U.S. initiative\, it has since been embraced by the UK and Europe in response to the increasing advancements in AI and technology. \nAccording to Fobes… \n\nThere were 2\,365 cyberattacks in 2023\, with 343\,338\,964 victims.1\n2023 saw a 72% increase in data breaches since 2021\, which held the previous all-time record 1\nAround the world\, a data breach cost $4.88 million on average in 2024.2\nEmail is the most common vector for malware\, with around 35% of malware delivered via email in 2023.3\n94% of organisations have reported email security incidents.4\nBusiness email compromises accounted for over $2.9 billion in losses in 2023.5\nInformation security jobs are projected to grow by 32% between 2022 and 2032.6\n\n(see source) \nInitiated by the National Cybersecurity Alliance (NCA)\, Cybersecurity Awareness Month aims to raise awareness about cybersecurity and cybercrime prevention. The event advocates for the safe use of all technology and education on technological advancements. It’s about creating strong partnerships between governments and corporations to amplify our message and foster a greater “digital” good. \n \nThe NCA aims to make cybersecurity easier and more accessible so that people can enjoy the benefits technology brings to their lives without worry. \nWhether in a professional or personal setting\, cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility and being educated about online safety can improve mental well-being and life’s stresses. \n  \nFind an Expert Cybersecurity Month Speaker\nHere at Great British Speakers\, we offer several cybersecurity experts who can advise you on the best way to improve your company’s online safety. By investing in cybersecurity today\, you can save money tomorrow. \nFeatured Speaker –  Glenn Wilkinson\nWhen he’s not being a consulting hacker\, Glenn Wilkinson is building products to help organisations defend themselves against cyber criminals; a security expert with more than 15 years of experience as an ‘ethical hacker’\, Glenn has helped several organisations\, from startups to governments and multinational conglomerates address security issues.  As a result\, he is well-known in the info-security industry. He has held presentations at many international conferences on cybersecurity\, ethical hacking\, Machine Learning\, AI and even cryptocurrency\, having worked for an Ethereum startup. \n \n  \nSearch all of our AI-Expert Speakers\n\n\nSimilar Speakers\n \nJoe Tidy is the BBC’s first dedicated Cybersecurity Reporter\, who has worked on investigations for international and home news outlets. Appointed in 2018\, he covered cybercrime\, hacking\, privacy\, data security\, online safety\, gaming\, and almost everything ‘internet’.  Read more about cybersecurity speaker\, Joe Tidy. \n  \n \nMisha Glenny is an expert security speaker on all aspects of organised crime.  From money laundering to cyber malfeasance\, people smuggling and the drugs trade\, he has unique insights into how new technology is reshaping traditional organised crime in the narcotics\, smuggling and sex trades. He also draws on his background in geopolitics to show how excellent power relations drive insecurity in cyberspace and why companies cannot rely on the government to support their vulnerabilities. His book McMafia: Seriously Organised Crime and DarkMarket: How Hackers Became the New Mafia was shortlisted for several prizes. McMafia has since been adapted into a TV series produced by AMC and the BBC. Read more about cybersecurity speaker\, Misha Glenny. \n  \nRelated Articles\nTech expert speaker Jeremy White joins the Speaking team… \n \nFind the Best AI Speakers \n \n  \nListen to the Podcast!\n \nChats with some of the UK’s leading Speakers… \nWelcome to the Great British Speakers Podcast Series\, where we connect you with the UK’s top keynote speakers\, business leaders\, athletes\, mental health advocates\, and more. Each episode offers valuable insights and key takeaways\, highlighting the benefits of hiring a Great British Speaker for your next event. With diverse topics like mental health\, equality\, business\, and leadership\, there’s something for everyone. \nHire a Cybersecurity Awareness Month Speaker\nIf you’re holding an event for Cybersecurity Awareness Month and would like to hire an inspirational speaker to share their story and expertise\, contact us at Great British Speakers by emailing Jane Farnham and Steve Denison at bookings@greatbritishtalent.com or calling +44 1753 439 289 to speak to a member of the team.
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