Trowers & Hamlins has been named as a finalist in the Cyber in Law category at this year's National Cyber Awards. The awards, which is now in its sixth year, recognise outstanding contributions and achievements in cybersecurity.
As digital threats continue to grow, the importance of cybersecurity cannot be overstated. Cyber attacks pose a significant risk to businesses, governments, and individuals. Established as a hallmark of excellence in the industry, the National Cyber Awards set a benchmark of excellence. In addition, it is an accolade designed to encourage innovation, resilience, and dedication of safeguarding the digital landscape as well as the continuous improvement and the adoption of best practices across the globe.
Nominees and winners will be celebrated for their significant impact in securing cyberspace against evolving threats.
We have been shortlisted for our new CyberSecure 360 offering, in partnership with CyberQ Group, the award-winning cyber experts. Launched in November 2023, CyberSecure 360 combines technical and legal expertise to provide a holistic approach to cyber risk management. The services provided cover everything from pre-breach cyber risk preparedness to post-attack assistance.
We are also proud sponsors of the Cyber Business of the Year 2024 award.
Charlotte Clayson, Partner and member of Trowers' Cyber team, commented:
"As a team, we are thrilled to have been shortlisted for the Cyber in Law award at The National Cyber Awards. In today's ever-evolving digital landscape, safeguarding your business against cyber threats is becoming critically important. Our new CyberSecure 360 offering, in partnership with Cyber Q Group is designed to put clients' cyber planning on the front foot, bringing knowledge, understanding and solutions no matter the client's market or size to ensure that they are well placed to embark on their cyber journey with confidence."
The National Cyber Awards are taking place in London on the 23rd of September 2024, followed by the annual International Cyber Expo.
