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Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the services that protect your organisation—click here to take the survey!
October 17, 2024
Data protection and cyber security survey - extended to 25 October
Shape the Future of Cyber Security and Data Protection in Social Care
We know your time is valuable, and the Digital Care Hub want to make it worth your while. By participating in their quick survey, you'll have a direct influence on the development of essential cybersecurity and data protection services designed specifically for social care providers like you.
They've extended the deadline to Friday 25th October to enable more providers to take part.
Help Us Help You!
We're working with Digital Care Hub to develop new cyber security and data protection services tailored for social care providers, and we want to make sure they meet your needs. Tell us what matters most to you—your feedback will directly shape the future of our services. Take this quick survey and let your voice be heard. https://forms.office.com/e/jB7m50HmUA
Your insights, our innovation. Let's build the best solutions together!
Deadline is extended to Friday 25 October 2024.
For more information, contact Iris Steen, Communications Lead - Better Security, Better Care, Digital Care Hub - email: Iris@Digitalcarehub.co.uk - Tel: 07792 636761
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