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How to bounce back from a cyber attack

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In this episode, we discuss how prepared organisations really are for cyber attacks, what to do if and when your business is affected, and how to manage the communications challenges. We have a great case study from a company that suffered a cyber attack, with plenty of lessons about how to mitigate the impact on customers and return quickly to business as usual.

Philippa Lamb is joined by Peter Davenport, Crisis Communications Specialist, Definition Group; Michael Hoare, Director, Kekst CNC;  Neil Hare-Brown, Founder, Storm Guidance; and Nadeem Raza, CEO, Microlise.

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  • 11:01: Nadeem Raza from Microlise shares his cyber attack case study
  • 15:07: A deeper dive into how M&S and Jaguar Land Rover are managing the ongoing challenges from cyber attacks
  • 27:25: The speakers share their top tips for cyber attack preparedness
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Host

  • Philippa Lamb

Guests

  • Peter Davenport, Crisis Communications Specialist, Definition Group
  • Michael Hoare, Director, Kekst CNC
  • Neil Hare-Brown, Founder, Storm Guidance
  • Nadeem Raza, CEO, Microlise

Producer

  • Natalie Chisholm

Episode first published: 14 October 2025

Podcast recorded: 7 October 2025

All views expressed on this podcast are those of the contributors and don’t necessarily reflect those of ICAEW or its members.

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