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Jersey Complimentary Workshop: Is your CYBER reporting plan ready for 2 regulators and 2 sets of fines?

24/08/2026

A single mishandled cyber incident can trigger two regulators, two sets of fines, and personal liability for senior individuals, all under rules that already apply to every JFSC-registered firm in Jersey today.

Double exposure is real:

  • JOIC fines up to £10 million under Data Protection Law
  • JFSC fines up to £4 million for the firm + £400,000 personally for senior managers
  • Some of these powers are already being used

Why this workshop matters

  • Even without the new Cyber Security Law (which adds another layer for banks), Principle 3 of the JFSC Codes of Practice already requires a fully documented cyber security policy covering identify – protect – detect – respond – recover.
  • Yet most incident response plans fail before a crisis ever hits because they sit on a shelf, untested, disconnected from reality, and siloed from communications.

Why attend

  • This is a rare opportunity to stress-test your approach in a high-calibre setting with a limited number of seats.
  • Don't wait for a real incident to discover your plan has gaps.

Details

  • Tuesday 25 August 2026 🕒 8:15am doors | 8:30am – 10:00am 📍 The Royal Yacht, St Helier
  • Following the success of our March 2026 workshop on insider threats and risk management complacency, this session gets practical.

You will explore:

  • Why most cybersecurity incident response plans collapse under pressure
  • The non-negotiable elements of an effective plan
  • How internal delays, bottlenecks, and indecision destroy brands
  • Managing hidden conflicts that erupt during incidents
  • Why cyber planning must be tightly aligned with communications
  • Preparing your people to communicate clearly when it matters most
  • Recognising when individuals break under stress   and preventing the fallout

Speaker:

  • Andrew Compton, CISM | CEO, Cortida Limited. A trusted cybersecurity strategist and experienced speaker who delivers hard-hitting, frontline insights.

Who should attend:

  • Directors, MLROs/MLCOs, Compliance Officers, Risk Officers, and anyone with governance responsibility for cybersecurity or incident response at a JFSC-registered firm.

Secure your free place here:

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