Think your business is too small to be targeted by cyber-criminals.  Think again.  Small businesses represent desirable targets because they usually have more money in the bank than an individual would have, and less security than their bigger enterprise business peers.

In this seminar we will be discussing the current state of affairs relative to cybercrime and cybersecurity.  In addition we will teach you practical skills designed to help you avoid becoming a victim yourself.  This program has been updated for 2016, and contains new information.

You will learn:

• Why cyber-attacks happen.
• What are the goals of cyber-criminals
• How to spot a phishing email (the #1 attack vector)
• How cyber-attacks start and how to keep them from being extended.
• How to create a more secure computer network,
• How cybersecurity training may give you the best bang for the buck.
• What to do if your business is breached?
   

About the speaker:  Bob Weiss _{MCSE, A+, CEH}

Cybersecurity and hacking have been a passion of Bob’s since he entered the computer and networking business in 2000.  In 2013 he completed a course of study and certification exam to become a Certified Ethical Hacker. 

As Senior Cybersecurity Engineer at Computer Integration Technologies, he helps clients experience high levels of computer security, network security, and web site security.  In addition to providing cybersecurity awareness training for clients’ employees, he also conducts security audits, vulnerability assessments and full penetration tests.

He also works with companies and organizations that need to certify compliance with regulations such as PCI-DSS (credit card processing), HIPAA/HITECH (medical records), and GLBA (financial services).

Bob writes a cybersecurity web log at www.wyzguyscybersecurity.com/wyzguys-tech-talk, where he focuses on discussing issues and providing solutions for small business owners and individuals. Bob is also also blogging on the CIT blog page at http://www.cit-net.com/tech-talk/.