Protect Your Data, Protect Your Business

***Please Note: The Protect Your Data, Protect Your Business workshop will not be held. ***

Securing your business from CyberCrime is challenging. However, studies has shown that people’s habits, while using technolog,y are the biggest risk! Learn simple, everyday things that you and your team, can do on your own to reduce risk substantially. Then, learn about security tools and methods, to effectively protect your data and your business from cybercrime. U.S. small businesses have valuable data and funds in the bank, while typically quite weak on cybersecurity. Arm yourself with habits and tools to help your business from becoming a victim.

All participants will receive The Small Business Cybersecurity Workbook, access to online resources gathered, and curated by the SBDC, as well as a Certificate of Completion and lunch.

Highlights include:

• Developing Safe Computing Habit
• Protecting Your Data
• Protecting Your Connection to the Internet
• Recovering from a Cybercrime Incident
• Adapting to Changes in Technology

Presenter:

CV Rao, President & Chief Technology Officer, Lotus Tech Pros

Target audience:

This workshop is especially valuable to any business owner concerned about cybercrime and how to protect itself.  It is especially helpful for businesses who work with large corporations, government entities, and in other regulated industries such as finance, legal, and healthcare.

Please Note:

Satisfactory meeting room temperatures are difficult to maintain.  Always bring a sweater or jacket to ensure comfort.

No children under the age of 16 are allowed in the workshop.

Only service animals allowed - If you need to bring a service animal with you to a workshop please contact us ahead of time.

Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. Contact the University of Houston SBDC at 713-752-8488 for accommodations, or if you have questions about this class.

If you choose to pay at the door please add $20 to the registration fee.