Cyber Security in Housing | Keep your resident data and services protected

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About This Webinar

Housing associations hold some of the most sensitive data of any sector: tenant records, safeguarding and support needs, property safety documents, staff files and financial information. That makes the sector a target, and attackers are no longer picking locks; they are logging in. Most attacks now begin with a stolen or phished password (a login handed over after a convincing fake email) rather than anything technically sophisticated.

The pressure is building on both sides. Recent incidents across housing and the wider not-for-profit sector have seen stolen data end up published online, and cyber insurance is getting harder and more expensive to secure. At the same time, the Regulator of Social Housing and the Information Commissioner's Office (the UK's data protection regulator) expect landlords to show they are protecting the data they hold, with any breach reported within 72 hours. AI adds a new dimension. Wherever AI tools are in use, deliberately or not, they can become a route for sensitive information to leave without anyone noticing.

This webinar cuts through the noise. Our cyber specialist Dan will walk through what is happening to housing associations right now, what AI means for your data and your security, and the practical steps you can take to reduce risk without needing a bigger team or a bigger budget.

What You'll Learn

Where attacks on housing associations are coming from, and why the sector is targeted

What AI means for your data, and how to stop sensitive information reaching the wrong tools

The practical controls that stop the attacks we see most often

How to get a clear view of your current position and a realistic plan to improve it

Who Should Attend

Data Protection Lead Heads of Service Board & Executive Head of ICT ICT Manager CFO Head of Finance

Your Hosts

Daniel Scott

Cyber Security Specialist

Dan has over five years of experience in technology and cybersecurity, helping organisations strengthen their security posture through threat mitigation, managed detection and response (MDR), XDR, SOC and SIEM solutions. He is passionate about identity and access security, helping businesses reduce risk through modern approaches. Dan is also deeply engaged in the evolving role of AI in cybersecurity, helping organisations understand both the opportunities and challenges that emerging technologies present.

Irenee Yule

Customer Success Director | Housing

Irenee supports housing associations across TSG's portfolio of services, bringing sector knowledge and a practical understanding of what housing teams need from their technology.