Cybersecurity ConferencePosted on May 22, 2025 |
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With a staggering 500% increase in cyberattacks over the last five years, it’s no longer a question of if you will be attacked — but when. Join us for an engaging afternoon where you and your leadership team will gain insights and practical strategies to proactively protect your business and be better prepared for an attack. Attendees will have an opportunity to learn best practices, understand the rapidly evolving cybersecurity compliance landscape and walk away with a holistic view of cybersecurity impacts across their organization.
Topics include:
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Navigating the evolving threat landscape: Staying ahead in the cybersecurity arms race
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The Calm Within the Storm: Leading Through a Crisis
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Cyberinsurance 101 – What type of policy do you need and common claim problems (NBT Insurance)
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Legal Troubles – What policies, plans, reporting and practices do you need to have in place (BSK law firm)
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Compliance Beyond IT – Lauren Usherwood, chief human resources officer, and Theresa Pickens, compliance paralegal
June 10
Noon to 4 p.m.
Drumlins Country Club
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