It is more important than ever to take steps to prevent cyber criminals from gaining access to your accounts, data, and devices. London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) recognises the essential role that cyber security professionals play in protecting businesses in London from malware.
The benefits LCCI offers to cyber security businesses include:
Thursday 26 March, 1.00pm - 2.00pm
SMEs face hidden risks in email systems, cloud tools, and daily workflows. These risks expose customer data and create financial loss. Most SMEs do not see these gaps until an attacker takes advantage. This session will show owners and managers the threats that sit inside their systems and how to reduce exposure with clear actions.
"The question is no longer if you will be targeted but how resilient the business will be when the attack occurs." In the January-February 2026 issue of London Business Matters, Vladimir Jirasek, Founder and Chief Executive of Foresight Cyber, discusses the importance of cyber security.
Hospitals, energy and water supplies and transport networks will be better protected from the threat of cyber-attacks under new laws being introduced in Parliament. Supporting the Plan for Change, the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill strengthens national security and protects growth by boosting cyber protections for the services that people and businesses rely on every day.
The financial strain on businesses from escalating cybercrimes is growing at an alarming rate, and CFOs cannot ignore these implications. In the latest issue of London Business Matters, John McLoughlin, Group Chief Executive of J2 Software, explores how businesses can reduce their exposure to cyber threats.
To address the challenges that the evolving threat of business crime poses LCCI has developed a Business Crime Hub. The hub includes business support and resources to help you prevent, mitigate, respond to, and report crime. We have also formed a Business Crime Committee focused on various types of business crime, including cyber security and supply chain vulnerabilities.
Feature in the online Members Directory, promote your events and offers on the LCCI website, and potentially collaborate with LCCI on the delivery of a webinar.
Access LCCI’s programme of 200+ events, including networking receptions and briefings.
Opportunities to contribute to LCCI's Business Crime hub – help educate and inform fellow members, while concurrently raising the profile and visibility of your brand.
Showcase your expertise by contributing educative content, promote offers and share your company news via our magazine.
Access free B2B marketing data lists to maximise your marketing campaigns. You can also request credit reports and business research.
Free and open access to our workspace and meeting room in the heart of the City.
LCCI recognises the overwhelming importance of Tech to the growth and development of London, and indeed the global, economy. We work closely with member businesses from the tech sector to support their growth aspirations, access funding and provide networking opportunities.
LCCI is steadfast in its support of businesses and, to address the challenges that crime poses, we have formed a Business Crime Committee and launched this dedicated hub, within which you will find articles and resources to help you prevent, mitigate, respond to, and report crime, in addition to details of relevant LCCI events and updates on the committee work programme.
