Summary:

Housing organisations face growing cyber risk, rising scrutiny, and constant pressure on budgets. But stronger resilience does not always mean spending more. It means making smarter decisions about where your cyber investment goes, what is actually reducing risk, and where tools, suppliers, or internal ownership may be creating gaps.

In this webinar, PureCyber CEO Damon Rands and CFO Rob Merrills will explore how housing organisations can make better cybersecurity decisions with the budget they already have. You will learn how to assess whether your current approach is delivering real value, what a practical cybersecurity budget should include, and how to build a stronger business case for investment with boards and finance leaders.

What you’ll learn:

How to assess if your current cyber spend is working
Learn where you can overspend, have overlapping suppliers, and carry tools that add noise rather than reduce risk. We’ll cover how to evaluate your current services, clarify ownership, and focus investment where it will have the biggest impact.

What a practical cybersecurity budget should include
Understand the core components of an effective cybersecurity budget for Housing organisations, from identity and monitoring to incident response, governance, and assurance, and how they work together to protect operations and tenant services.

How to build a business case that gets approved
Learn how to present cyber budgets that resonate with boards and finance teams and get the signoff you need. We’ll also cover how finance leaders can assess cybersecurity budgets more confidently and make better-informed investment decisions.