Protect your business from cyber crime

Criminals have always posed a threat to business, and they have always adapted to new tools. Modern technology has largely tipped the scales in favor of the criminals, however, especially for small businesses. It is difficult or impossible to deal with a threat that cannot be seen, that employs tools we don’t fully understand and that can frequently change its mode of attack. The Above Board Chamber of Florida has assembled a panel of experts who will cut through the jargon, explain monitoring and potential responses to internet-based crime, provide strategies for prevention and allow businesses to focus on what they do best.

The Naples meeting will be emceed by Hodges University President Donald W. Wortham and feature a panel including Hodges University Identity Fraud Institute Director Carrie Kerskie, Pulse Technology Solutions CEO James Bryan Caudill-Ritter and Cyber Security Defense Solutions Lead Consultant Greg Scasny.

Registration on or before Thursday, March 9 will be $25 for members, $30 for guests. After Feb. 9, registration will be $28 for members, $35 for guests.