Cybersecurity
Lunch & Learn: Strengthening Cyber Security in Education
29 October 202612:00 GMT
Jungle IT
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See upcoming Cybersecurity sessions →The One Point, the North East Cyber Resilience Centre and West Yorkshire Police on the 2026 Cyber Essentials changes and staying compliant.
Cybersecurity
Lunch & Learn: Strengthening Cyber Security in Education
29 October 202612:00 GMT
Jungle IT
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Secarma
Cyber Essentials hasn't been rebuilt from scratch in 2026, but recent updates have tightened controls, clarified how cloud services are treated and made pass/fail requirements stricter. This free session from The One Point, run with the North East Cyber Resilience Centre and West Yorkshire Police, explains what's changed and what to prepare for.
It covers the 2026 Cyber Essentials changes, the common compliance gaps that can cost you certification, a policing view of current cybercrime and practical changes you can make, upcoming changes to be aware of, and a straightforward checklist to take away, with a live Q&A.
The mix of a certified Cyber Essentials assessor and a former police cyber crime lead makes it more grounded than a typical vendor session.
Small and mid-sized organisations preparing for Cyber Essentials for the first time or renewing an existing certificate, and the IT leads handling it.
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14:00
Secarma

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14:00 – 15:00
ANS

Guide · 7 min read
The five controls haven’t changed, but the marking has. What the April 2026 Danzell update means for your renewal, and which webinars explain it properly.
Updated 16 October 2026 · 3 linked sessions
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