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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2022 · 22 MIN

S3E2: Cybersecurity for SMPs

from Small Firm, Big Impact · host Chartered Accountants ANZ

Are you an SMP lying awake at night wondering if there’s a cyber-criminal already in your digital systems waiting to pounce? Do you have enough cyber-security measures in place to protect your clients’ critical information? It can be overwhelming knowing where to start to minimise risk, especially when it feels like some of the nation’s biggest players aren’t even safe. This episode of Small Firm, Big Impact explores why small businesses, particularly accountants, are seen as “easy targets” and provides the steps you need to take to protect yourself and your clients. Plus we answer some big questions – to pay or not to pay and who’s liable? Accenture Australia & New Zealand Security Director Jacqui Kernot and Accenture Australia & New Zealand Cybersecurity Strategy, Managing Director Anu Kukar CA join CA ANZ Public Affairs Manager - Australia Gillian Bowen to explain.  Cybersecurity Hub, Playbook and Sharing Knowledge  Anu’s Acuity Article  Have I been pwned? LinkedIn Learning  How to become a Chartered Accountant  Find out more about Accenture   Get in touch with the podcast: [email protected]   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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