// Free live webinar
Practical steps to protect your business from AI assisted cyber attacks
For business owners, directors and anyone responsible for IT, operations or keeping company data safe.
In 30 minutes you’ll see how criminals are using AI against UK businesses, and get useful checks you can put in place the same week.
Wednesday 23 September · 11:00 UK · Online · Free to attend
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Register for the free webinar
Free to attend. Registration takes about 30 seconds.
We use your work email to run your free dark web exposure check, so please avoid a personal address.
Can’t make 11:00? Register anyway and we’ll send you the recording. We’ll only use your details for this webinar and your dark web check. See our privacy policy.
What we’ll cover
Cyber security is not only a job for technical teams. An ordinary task, like approving a payment or pasting text into an AI tool, can create an opening.
How criminals are using AI
Phishing, impersonation and payment requests have become far more convincing in the last two years. We’ll show you what that looks like in practice.
Where AI tools create risk at work
Your team is probably already using AI. We’ll cover where business information can end up somewhere you did not intend, and what to tell people.
Examples from real businesses
A Microsoft 365 account phished and used to change invoice details. And an online tool suggested by an AI service that left company information exposed.
Checks you can put in place
The practical part. Things worth doing, in the order we’d do them, with a clear steer on where to start if you only have time for one.
Leave knowing what to check in your business — something you can take back to your team the same day, whether or not you ever speak to us again.
Who you’ll hear from
Two of Chrome’s technical team, and a solution specialist from Kaseya.
Matt Boniface
Technical Director, Chrome
Ali Darwash
IT and Cyber Security Consultant, Chrome
Ben Doyle
Solution Specialist, Kaseya
For everyone who registers
Before the webinar we’ll send you some safe test emails, written the way an attacker would write them today. It is harmless, and nothing happens if you click. Spot it and report it, and you’ll go into the draw for a prize. We’ll share the results on the day, with no names attached.
Registering also gets you a free dark web exposure check for your business domain, so you can see whether any of your business email addresses already appear in known breach data.
Before you register
A few things people usually ask before saving a place.
What happens after I register?
You’ll get a confirmation email with your joining link and a calendar invite. We’ll send one reminder the day before and one an hour before the session starts.
I can’t make 11:00 on the day
Register anyway. We send the recording and the checklist to everyone who registered, whether or not you made it live.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The session runs in your browser. You’ll get a link to click on the day.
Is this a sales pitch?
Most of the session is the examples and the practical advice, with a useful checklist. We’ll spend a few minutes near the end on how Chrome can help if you want that, and you’re welcome to ignore it.
Can I bring colleagues?
Please do. Add their email addresses on the registration form and we’ll send them their own joining link. This one is worth having the wider team on.
What is the dark web exposure check?
We check whether email addresses linked to your business domain appear in known breach data, then send you a clear report. Finding a result does not necessarily mean your systems have been accessed, and we’ll explain what it means either way.