BUSINESS ALLIANCE


BUSINESS ALLIANCE


WILSON BROWNE EMB


SIMPLIFYING CYBER SECURITY SERVICES


EMB Group has introduced a range of new cyber security services under its Ascentor and ACM brands, aimed at supporting businesses that need help to demystify what is often a complex topic. A recent Government


WILSON BROWNE SOLICITORS SPONSOR DEMENTIA FRIENDLY SCREENINGS AND SILVER SCREEN AT NORTHAMPTON FILMHOUSE


Wilson Browne Solicitors is pleased to announce it is sponsoring the Northampton Filmhouse’s programme of Silver Screen matinees and Dementia Friendly screenings for the coming year. The firm has clients of all ages and this opportunity to support Northampton Filmhouse was particularly relevant for the team that specialises in care home fees and advising those caring for a relative or loved one. Having to make decisions for someone else, perhaps due to age, illness,


or accident needs specialist advice as does acting for someone who has lost capacity, or perhaps needs help challenging care or care home funding arrangements. Wayne Jenkins, Business Development & Marketing Director comments:


“We have a strong track record of supporting the arts at a local level as part of a broader approach to supporting business, charities, the arts, grass roots sports and the community in general. “It’s fantastic to be involved in this


collaboration and to support something so relevant to our clients.” Vicki Pearce leads the team that


survey found that one in three businesses reported having cyber security breaches or attacks in the last 12 months. It also found that as businesses grow, their vulnerability to cyber-attack increases. The findings also suggest that where businesses have lost data through cyber security breaches the financial costs from such incidents have consistently risen, making this a risk area that is rising rapidly in importance. Identifying the right level


of protection for your business particularly if you don’t have a dedicated IT function can be difficult and the introduction of GDPR last year has also further complicated the picture with a risk of significant financial penalties if you get it wrong. Stephen Smith, chief executive of


‘THE NEEDS


OF THOSE WHO REQUIRE CARE IS SOMETHING


looks after the complex area of Care Home Fees, Deputyship and Court Of Protection. She added: “The needs of those who require care, or perhaps someone to make decisions for them is something we understand all too well. “All of our team are ‘Dementia Friends’ and we are passionate about


WE UNDERSTAND ALL TOO WELL’


Stephen Smith ‘OUR


EMB Group, said: “Over the past few years, businesses have become much more aware of potential cyber threats. Our pragmatic, business-orientated approach has been designed to help businesses at every stage, from becoming cyber essentials accredited to implementing an entire tailor made cyber security assurance regime. “We also offer GDPR compliance reviews which help businesses


PRAGMATIC, BUSINESS- ORIENTATED APPROACH HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO HELP BUSINESSES’


giving expert advice in a down to earth and friendly way. Just as importantly, we are a team that genuinely cares about our clients and this tie-in is just one of the ways we can show our support.”


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understand the steps they need to take, now that they are totally accountable for the way they process and protect the personal data.” EMB Group develops highly successful professional services businesses


that drive excellence, stability and growth in the UK and beyond and is part owned by Northamptonshire Chamber.


Visit: www.emb-group.co.uk


The Chamber’s BUSINESS ALLIANCE GROUP is an exclusive group of influential companies. It brings together large and well-established businesses from within the county who receive exclusive benefits via their group membership


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