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Meeting regulatory and compliance requirements is an ongoing challenge, not least because of the need to constantly guard against cyber threat and attack. It’s a 24/7 task, requiring continuous monitoring, vast resources and funding.
Financial Services organisations trying to implement security measures are facing significant costs in recruiting and retaining skilled cyber resource.
The good news is, a straightforward, cost effective solution is now available, and being used by Financial Services organisations across the UK.
Join our webinar and see how Sophos Managed Threat Response is arming the UK’s Financial Services sector with experts who:
- Actively look for and confirm possible threats and incidents
- Assess the potential impact
- Take the action needed
- Advise how to stop the same thing happening again
- Save organisations up to 95% on cybersecurity costs*
*Comparison based on the cost of a MTR Flex subscription service for an organisation with 50 users versus the cost of building an in-house 24/7 SOC team in an organisation of the same size, using the same Sophos technology
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