This will be a great opportunity to get free advice from experts in the field. Join Cwmpas and Tarian Regional Organised Crime Unit (@TarianROCU) to learn about:

• The 5 pillars of security
• What to do if your business is attacked
• Practical help and further support available
• Cyber Essentials Accreditation
• The cyber experiences of other businesses.

We look forward to seeing you with this informative meet up to better improve the cyber security of your organisation.

Book your free place now!

The project

The project, due to run up to December 2022, is an exciting place-based pilot centred around a business incubation and information hub. The aim of the project is to embrace opportunities for the development of local businesses which address needs in the Cynon Valley community.

The key is bringing people with common interests together to create the change those in Aberdare and surrounding area want to see – creating jobs, prospects and local economic prosperity now and for the future.

The project includes:

• Business start-up and growth advice
• Business ideation and planning workshops
• Networking.

Privacy statement

Your personal information will only be used to in relation to the CORE project. We also want to be able to contact you regarding events and developments related to the project.

We will not share these contact details with anyone other than operational partners on the project and UK Government as funders. Anonymous feedback may be shared with selected partners and third parties to improve the project provision.

Any information that you share with us will be stored securely in line with the Cwmpas GDPR policy. (https://cwmpas.coop/privacy-policy/)

You have the right to withdraw your consent for us to use your data at any time and ask us to delete your data. If you have any questions, please contact: [email protected]

Find out more

For more information about the project, please contact the hub team at [email protected] and 07961 277987.

This project is funded by the UK Government through the UK Community Renewal Fund.