Tech Talk: Cyber Security Essentials for Every Business

This event will provide clear, actionable insights to help organisations strengthen their cyber security posture and risk management.

Join us at SMBC Tralee Operations / JRI-America in Kerry Technology Park, on Tuesday 12 May from 12:00 – 14:00 for an engaging Tech Talk exploring the cyber security essentials every business should understand.

Registration, refreshments and networking will begin at 12:00, with panel discussions commencing at 12:30.

This session will be broken down into two panel discussions. The first will explore the importance of cyber security awareness and education, highlighting why building a strong security culture across organisations is critical. The second will focus on security essentials for businesses, outlining the practical steps organisations can take to strengthen their cyber defences.

Bringing together a panel of cyber security specialists and business leaders, this event will examine the real-world risks facing organisations across all sectors. Through practical discussion and shared experience, the panel will explore common cyber threats, the potential impact on operations and reputation, and the proactive measures businesses can take to improve resilience.

We are delighted to welcome a panel of industry experts who will share their knowledge, experience and practical insights.

This session will be facilitated by: Hazel Murray, Chair of Cybersecurity at MTU and expert panel speakers include:

Panel 1: Awareness and education

• John Drury, Consultant Program Manager at Tech Industry Alliance Skillnet
• Tom O’Connor, Director of the CyberSMART Security Awareness Program at SMBC Tralee Operations / JRI-America

Panel 2: Security Essentials for business

• Damien Moran, Head of the Security Operations Centre at SMBC Tralee Operations / JRI-America
• Paddy Lange, Co Founder at Resilium

This event is designed for both technical and non-technical audiences, this Tech Talk will provide clear, actionable insights to help organisations strengthen their cyber security posture and make more informed decisions around risk management.