Mon, Dec 14
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What your board needs to know about cyber crime
Is your board aware that preventing and responding to everyday cyber crimes - from payment fraud to ransomware - is now the new normal?
Time & Location
Dec 14, 2026, 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM GMT
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About the event
Drawing on first-hand insights from law enforcement, this session examines the realities of modern cyber crime, from multi-extortion ransomware and state-sponsored espionage to sophisticated financial fraud.
We'll discuss the board's role in this new environment: challenging executive management, navigating legal liabilities, and steering through a crisis. We'll also learn about the support on offer to organisations from the police, both before and after an incident.
Who should attend: CxB webinars are designed for NEDs and executive board members, although may also be of interest to those who support boards.
Speaker: Tijs Broeke, Chair, City of London Police Authority
Tijs is an experienced non-executive board member with particular expertise in policing and cyber crime. Tijs leads public policy for HP Inc in Northwest Europe, and he currently serves as Chair of City of London Police Authority, Chair of the National Cyber Resilience Centre Group, Chair of the Prison Service Pay Review Body, Chair of the Board of Governors at London Metropolitan University, Deputy Chair of the Board at the globally renowned Barbican Centre and is a Board Member of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners.