Who is Responsible for Your Data and Privacy?
Cloud computing is on track to replace the PC as the dominant computing platform for small businesses looking to compete in the global marketplace. As more business migrate to the cloud it is important to understand the responsibilities of the business, vs the vendors storing data. IBM reports the global average cost of a data breach is $3.6M. Is your business taking the appropriate steps to protect your customer data and business from the repercussions of a breach?
Join the Loudoun Chamber Tech Coalition for a discussion on regulations for data protection, consequences of a breach and finally how to determine the needs and available resources to mitigate risks.
Who should attend:
- Business Owners
- CTOs who make decisions on cyber protections and security
- Tech professionals CTOs, CSOs & MSPs
- Anyone concerned about cloud security
During registration and networking several security providers will be available to connect with and learn more about the protections they can provide to your business and customers.
If your business provides cyber solutions, email us about setting up a table at the event to share your services with attendees. There are limited spots so please contact us today! Email Danielle Kabban, Event Manager, dkabban@loudounchamber.org.
Moderator:
Joel Scharlat, IVEA Consulting
Panelists:
Aaron Higbee (LinkedIn), Ryan Leirvik, @grimmcyber, Payal Vadhani (LinkedIn)
Moderator
Joel Scharlat
IVEA Consulting PresidentPanelists
Aaron Higbee
Co-Founder & CTO Cofense, Inc.
Ryan Leirvik
GRIMM Principal
Payal Vadhani
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*Online Registration will close at 2:00 pm on Friday, Oct. 26th – No Walk-ins allowed.
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