Expert insights on incident response, supply chain risk, and the critical role of MXDR as part of any organisation’s cyber security posture.
THREE WEBINARS
Crisis Unfolding: Why Leaders Must Own Incident Response
Tuesday 23rd September 2025 | 11am
Incident response simulation is not just a technical issue; it’s a leadership scenario that could make or break an organisation of any size or sector.
What you do before an incident determines how well you respond during one. Every organisation is clear on its fire drill policy - but what do you do when you’re targeted by cyber criminals?
Join us in this live session with PureCyber’s senior incident response specialists as they walk you through the first few critical hours after a cyber incident, reveal what decision board members need to make and offer practical guidance on creating an incident response plan.
The Weakest Link: Strategically Managing Cyber Risk in Your Supply Chain
Tuesday 14th October 2025 | 11am
Supply chains are the new front line of cyber risk, with attackers exploiting the weakest link to access the strongest targets and cause the greatest level of chaos.
You already know how important cyber security is, but if you’re not actively assessing the risk posed by third-party providers, your organisation remains exposed, regardless of how robust your internal processes are.
Our second live event in the PureCyber Webinar Series offers practical advice on building security into your supply chain strategy; from policy-level decisions to tactical controls. You’ll learn how to approach supplier risk holistically and why your cyber strategy is only as strong as your weakest vendor.
The Strategic Edge: Demystifying MXDR to Align Growth and Cyber
Thursday 13th November 2025 | 11am
Security incidents are getting faster, more complex, and harder to detect. Causing a shift from ‘traditional’ endpoint solutions towards MXDR (Managed Extended Detection and Response), but what does that actually mean?
The final event of our Autumn Webinar Series takes a deep look at MXDR, including what makes it different from EDR or MDR, why it’s essential for modern cyber defence, and how it supports growth-focused strategic decision-making.
Join our experts to discover what makes MXDR the most advanced and adaptive threat detection and response model, and why it should be a foundational element of any cyber resilience plan.
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