Securing your Work Environment

In this month’s webinar Whit brings his 20 years of experience, in a wide variety of IT infrastructures and markets to provide possible security solutions for business leaders to make informed IT decisions in order to meet their business goals. Our intentions behind these webinars are to collaborate and share information from our experience in IT with the community. Our hope in this sharing of information is that businesses can implement our lessons maintain safe, secure, and productive work environments for now and the future.

 

Whit shares his tips and ideas on where to begin for cybersecurity solutions in the workplace, and for remote workers. Specifically, phishing and security awareness training is discussed in order to help educate your employees on being aware of these targeted attempts. Employees are the last line of security defense and it is important to train and test them on what they might encounter in order to protect secure data.

 

This webinar is free and available to anyone who needs it.  Please provide it to any business owners or managers who may be needing assistance on this topic. We are more than happy to help.

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