Show Notes
In this episode of The Digital Trust Podcast, we continue our conversation with Ian Kirby, CEO of the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group (NCRCG) and Detective Superintendent in UK law enforcement. Ian dives into the common misconceptions small business owners have about cybersecurity and the challenges they face in addressing cyber risks. He explains how the National Cyber Resilience Centers are transforming these perceptions, offering local, trusted support to SMEs at little to no cost. Tune in to hear how this collaborative model between industry, academia, and policing is building a more resilient business environment.
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