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Date: Friday 5th December 2025 Time: 12:00pm – 13:00pm GMT Join #FLRSpectron cybersecurity experts as we break down 5 major #breaches and what they mean for #SMEs. We'll look at: - How social engineering bypassed M&S's defences (£300M loss) - Why Samsung's AI leak happened in just 20 days - How AI #deepfakes cost Arup £20M You'll leave with a clear understanding of modern AI threats and our practical 3-step framework to protect your business. #OnlineWebinar #CyberBreaches #AIExperts #CaseStudy

Your supply chain is vulnerable. Your people are targets. AI has armed every amateur hacker. Stop thinking you're too small for criminals to attack. Start building real defences. Five case studies. Three action steps. One free guide.

Our experts have identified four ways cyber criminals are using AI to attack businesses: 1. Exploiting your supply chain 2. Attacking your people 3. Automating attacks at scale 4. Defeating basic security measures M&S, Arup, McDonald's, Samsung and Co-op all fell to these exact methods. Learn how the attackers got in. Learn how to keep them out.

M&S: £300M loss from one phone call Co-op: System shutdown to avoid ransomware McDonald's: 64M records exposed Samsung: 3 AI leaks in 20 days Arup: $25M stolen via deepfakes Download our case study analysis: "From the Headlines: Cybersecurity Lessons for SMEs" - Real breach breakdowns by security experts - Practical steps for small and midsize businesses - 3-step resilience framework you can implement immediately

Our security experts analysed the cyber breaches that made the headlines. Here's how attackers are using AI against businesses like yours: 1. Mapping your suppliers to find the weakest link 2. Cloning voices and faces to bypass verification 3. Automating complex attacks that once required expertise 4. Evolving faster than your security updates Learn the three steps all SMEs can take to defend against AI-powered attacks.

Our experts have identified four ways cyber criminals are using AI to attack businesses: 1. Exploiting your supply chain 2. Attacking your people 3. Automating attacks at scale 4. Defeating basic security measures M&S, Arup, McDonald's, Samsung and Co-op all fell to these exact methods. Learn how the attackers got in. Learn how to keep them out.