Security Content Development
Do you need security content created for your organization quickly? We can help!
PowerPoint Training Course Development | Security Policy Creation | Charts & Graphics | .XLSM / PPTM Automation Dev | Bespoke Projects
Fast Service
Fast turn-around times for service delivery. Many items are delivered within 48 hours.
Affordable
Reasonable rates with proofs provided as standard. You don’t like the work product, you don’t pay.
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CISSP certified professional based in Ireland with 25 years industry experience who developed all content for this site.
Professional cybersecurity content creation including, branded security awareness training decks, security policy development, charts, macro powered spreadsheets, access database work and more.
How does it work?
Email paul at [email protected] or WhatsApp him at +353896068145 to submit your requirements. Depending on the scope of the task we can schedule a call as well. If there’s existing content you found on this site or elsewhere that you’d like to highlight as an example of what you need, let Paul know with the link to the content.
Where & Who Does the Work?
Were based in Dundalk, Ireland, 50 miles north of Dublin. Paul Rogers, CISSP, CISA, CIPP/US is the content creator and this site creator. He’s worked in security at several Wall St investment banks and has a background in graphic design. You can view Pauls Linkedin profile for validation purposes.
What’s Our Differentiator?
Were not Fiverr, we don’t mass produce client work. Each project is a crafted body of work delivered by a bona fide security professional. If you’re looking for cookie cutter work product then this is likely not the service for you, in which case I’ll be happy to point you to other sites.
Who have we done business with?
Every day we get products downloaded from a very diverse array of US (and Global) firms. The fact remains that security breach avoidance is the number one driver in our business which means that content is required to train staff and support management teams.
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Twelve Steps to Protect Public Sector Organizations from the Latest Security Threats
In a recent report by the Guardian on the NHS data breach last May which saw hundreds of NHS systems in the UK infected by the Wannacry ransomware virus, it’s reported that a £100,000 ransom was paid to unlock systems and that more worryingly, the cost of the breach is still unknown but continues to rise. With the alarming increase in threats to privacy like ransomware and the potential for hefty GDPR non-compliance fines after May 2018, the risks to public sector operations has never been greater. In this 35 minute interactive session, Paul Rogers a cybersecurity expert takes a look at the latest privacy challenges in an easy to understand fashion that will help you formulate a robust plan ahead of the GDPR compliance deadline. We will look at specific threats to industrial control systems, legacy risk, recent case history, examples of good data privacy implementations and a high-level process road map to set direction for your compliance program.
Ten Steps to GDPR Readiness Presentation
In a recent survey conducted for Mazars on Irish Businesses on GDPR readiness, only 16% of businesses had actually mobilized a project to meet the upcoming deadline. While 82% of respondents agreed that meeting requirements would be challenging to extremely challenging. In this 35 minute session, Paul Rogers a compliance expert speaker and fintech business owner, will take a look at the challenges that Irish businesses face when it comes to GDPR and 10 practical steps that stakeholders can do to be ready for the May 2018 deadline. He will look at internal governance, consumer self service models, trans-border data transfers, privacy shield, NIS directives, policy readiness and more. He will also cover common compliance failures and data protection commissioner case history reports which will help you stay clear of trouble.