MFA is a good start.
See what still gets through, and how to close the gap.
Practical steps against AI assisted cyber attacks. A free online session for business owners, directors and office managers. Two demonstrations, then the checks that still work.
Can’t make 11:00? Register anyway and we’ll send the recording.
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Free to attend. Everyone who registers gets the recording and the checklist.
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The attacks got cheaper. The advice didn’t keep up.
Cyber attacks on small businesses have changed in the last two years, and the thing that changed is cost. Generative AI removed every practical limit on how many convincing attacks one person can produce.
Most businesses have multi-factor authentication (MFA) turned on and treat it as the job done. This session shows you what that assumption misses, and what to do about it.
Two demonstrations, real examples and then advice on how to prevent them
AI writes a targeted phishing email in about four seconds
One prompt. A plausible lookalike sender, the right regulations cited by number, a believable attachment and a deadline. Telling staff to look for spelling mistakes is advice from a different era.
How one attack gets past an MFA prompt
Widely available toolkits sit between the user and the real Microsoft login page, capture the session after the code is entered, and get in anyway. You’ll see it happen on screen.
The checks that still work, and where liability sits
What happens to a business afterwards, why cloud does not mean covered, and the essential checks you can run the same day. Then what to tell your team.
Five things. you get, whether or not you attend live
The session is 30 minutes. What you take away is meant to last longer than that.
A clear picture of how these attacks work
And what to tell your team about them, in plain language.
A checklist of the essential checks
Usable the same day, with or without an IT contact.
A free dark web exposure check
For your business domain, taken from your work email address.
The recording
Sent to everyone who registers, whether or not you attend live.
Entry into the spot the phish challenge
Report our safe test email and you go into the draw for a £100 John Lewis voucher.
One safe test email. A £100 John Lewis voucher up for grabs.
Everyone who registers can opt into our challenge. Before the webinar we’ll send one safe test email, written in the style attackers use today. It is harmless, and nothing happens if you click.
Spot it and report it and you’ll go into the draw for a £100 John Lewis voucher. We’ll share the results on the day, with no names mentioned.
Harmless by design. Nothing is installed and nothing happens if you click it.
No names. We share how many people spotted it, never who did or didn’t.
Opt-in. Untick the box on the form and you’ll only hear from us about the session itself.
Three people who see this every week
Two of Chrome’s technical team, and a solution specialist from Kaseya. Between them they look after the security of Chrome’s customers day to day, deal with the aftermath when an attack gets through, and know which checks make the difference.
They walk you through both demonstrations, explain every term as it comes up, and take your questions at the end.
Matt Boniface
Technical Director, Chrome
Ali Darwash
IT and Cyber Security Consultant, Chrome
Ben Doyle
Solution Specialist, Kaseya
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Things people ask before registering
Questions people usually ask before saving a place.
Is this a sales pitch?
Mostly not. Most of the 30 minutes is the two demonstrations and the checks. A few minutes near the end cover how Chrome can help, and you’re welcome to ignore that part.
Do I need to be technical?
No. The session is built for owners, directors and office managers. Every term is explained as it comes up, including multi-factor authentication (MFA).
What if I can’t make 11:00?
Register anyway. Everyone who registers gets the recording and the one page checklist, whether or not they attend live.
How does the free dark web check work?
We look for credentials linked to your business domain in known breach data and send you a short summary. That’s why we ask for a work email rather than a personal one.
Is the test email safe?
Yes. It’s written in the style attackers use, but it is harmless and nothing happens if you click. It’s also opt-in, so untick the box if you’d rather not take part.
Will you contact the colleagues I list?
Only to invite them to this session. We don’t add them to anything else.
30 minutes.
Two demonstrations you’ll remember.
Free, online, nothing to install. Can’t make 11:00?
Register anyway and we’ll send the recording.