Cyber Resilience Boardroom Session

Concerned about rising cyber threats - but not sure how resilient your firm really is?

This 20-minute Cyber Resilience Boardroom session is designed for business owners, partners, and directors of financial advisory firms, accountancy practices, law firms, and estate agencies who want to strengthen their defences, stay compliant, and protect client trust, without unnecessary complexity or cost.

What You’ll Learn:
- How to uncover hidden cyber risks across your people, processes, and suppliers - before they disrupt your business.
- How to meet FCA, SRA, and insurer expectations with the right security controls and evidence.
- How to align your cyber strategy with business goals - so every investment delivers measurable resilience.
- How to create a clear, actionable cyber defence roadmap tailored to your firm’s size, systems, and regulation.

Join this free 20-minute Cyber Resilience Boardroom session and leave with clarity, confidence, and a plan your board will understand.

Greg Chapman is the Managing Director of Chapman Technology Partners, an IT, Cyber Security, and AI consultancy that helps regulated firms across the UK strengthen compliance, boost productivity, and scale securely.

With over 20 years of experience delivering IT and cyber security solutions for enterprises and government agencies, Greg has led large-scale digital transformation and infrastructure projects designed to defend against emerging threats and operational risk.

Today, he works closely with financial services firms, accountants, law firms, and estate agents, helping leadership teams harness technology and AI strategically - not just to cut costs, but to drive growth and regulatory resilience.

As host of the Cyber Resilience Boardroom Session, Greg delivers a clear, practical, and jargon-free perspective on technology. His sessions empower business owners and partners to understand why a robust cyber security strategy is essential - not only to protect their firm but to meet the growing regulatory expectations placed on regulated sectors.