Join Jason Scanlon of Numata and Limerick Chamber of Commerce for a practical Lunch & Learn exploring why cyber resilience depends not only on technology and processes, but also on how people are enabled, treated and supported before, during and after a cyber incident.
Jason Scanlon is Chief Information Security Officer at Numata Business IT, bringing more than 20 years of experience across IT, consultancy and managed services. Jason’s work focuses on helping organisations translate cybersecurity and technology risk into clear, practical business priorities.
Founded in 2004, Numata is a managed IT services provider supporting small and medium-sized businesses with business-aligned technology solutions. Its services include cybersecurity, cloud and strategic IT advisory, backed by a dedicated cybersecurity division and 24/7 Security Operations Centre.
Through a panel discussion, we’ll explore:
- Before an incident: how security practices influence employee behaviour, and how organisations can reduce friction while encouraging a culture of openness and accountability.
- During an incident: how leaders can balance urgency with clear decision-making, realistic expectations and effective internal communication.
- After an incident: how organisations can learn from an incident, rebuild trust and strengthen resilience without creating a culture of blame.
Panel speakers:
- Paul Delahunty, CISO, Stryve
- Pat Ryan, former Superintendent and previous Head of the Garda Cyber Crime Bureau, Board Advisor
- Eimear Lane, Director, Brown & Brown Cyber Insurance
The session will offer practical perspectives on the human side of cyber resilience and provide an opportunity to learn from experienced voices across cybersecurity, cybercrime and cyber insurance.
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Limerick Chamber, 96 O'Connell Street, Limerick