Businesses can join the SECRC community and benefit from expert guidance and toolkits designed to help boost your organisation's resilience against fraud and cyber-attacks. Support includes:

• Free 30-minute cyber health consultation to help you understand your current risks
• Free onboarding programme full of tips, tools and resources, plus a regular newsletter
• Subsidised cyber security services, including to test how strong your website is against the most common types of cyber-attacks
• Free cyber security exercises to run with your employees
• Invites to all SECRC webinars, roadshow events and conferences
• Onboarding assistance to install Police CyberAlarm, if needed

Special limited-time offer: free website assessment

The SECRC offers a service called First Step Web Assessment which is a light-touch assessment of your website’s security which highlights the most pressing weaknesses, for example sensitive data exposure or vulnerable and outdated components.

This usually costs £180 to carry out, but quick-thinking Buckinghamshire Business First members can get this assessment for FREE by contacting our team at [email protected] and telling us that you're interested.

Sign up for free and start receiving support

Fill in a quick online form to sign up to receive a free information pack and regular newsletter from the SECRC with cyber security advice and resources.

The majority of fraud and cyber crime is preventable, so please don’t wait until it’s too late. Take steps now to secure devices, email accounts, websites, and social media channels.

Business Resilience Matters

At Buckinghamshire Business First, we understand that unforeseen events and challenges can disrupt your business operations. That's why we have gathered all the resources, practical information and support your business needs to navigate disruptive situations confidently.

Visit our Business Resilience Hub to find advice, resources and ideas to help build your business's defences against cyber attacks, fire, flood, power failure, terrorism, hardware or software disaster, and more.