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Cyber CYA

On Demand Webinar Library

This On-Demand Webinar Library is part of our Techsource: Cyber CYA program, consisting of workshops, resources, webinars, events, and free consulting to help business cover their assets. Below you will find a series of 1-hr webinars on a variety of cybersecurity-related topics, specifically for small businesses!

Cyber CYA: First Steps to Securing Your Business

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Cyber CYA: Growing Your Business Securely

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Cyber CYA: Cybersecurity for Basic Computing

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Cyber CYA: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT)

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Cyber CYA: Requirements Under Colorado and National Breach Law

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Cyber CYA: The Accidental Insider Threat

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Cyber CYA: How to Find a Good Cybersecurity Company

It is no secret that cyber security is a significant focus for many businesses. With new laws taking affect in Colorado, California and other states, organizations need to understand the risks posed by the computer systems used to manage their day to day activities. How does a business owner shop for a good cyber security company and be assured that they can provide reasonable services that won't break their budget? How does a person be assured that the consultant they hire has the right skillset and will not use scare tactics to intimidate them to purchase services that are not necessarily needed? The presenter will cover these topics and explain how to shop for credible, economical and reasonable cyber security services which will allow them to operate their business more securely.
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Cyber CYA: Cybersecurity for Small Businesses

Many small businesses are worried about complying with cyber security requirements but are not sure what they should be looking at. PCI-DSS, HIPAA and other privacy laws are the most common concerns among business owners. In this webinar, we will break down cyber security and explain the minimum things you should be aware of in your business. You will be shown how to conduct a self-assessment of your business processes so as to identify unacceptable risk and mitigate it effectively. The presenter has extensive experience in multiple industries and will be available to respond to questions after the presentation.
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Cyber CYA: Policies for Personal Use, Managing Devices on Your Network

Many organizations do not invest in mobile technology for their employees due to the expense and difficulty of managing accountability of the devices. The strategy for many businesses is to allow their employees to use personal devices on the organization's WIFI network. While this strategy may be advantageous, it does bring risk to the organization. Managers should ask a few questions before allowing this type of access. Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) strategies should include formalized policies that address acceptable use of approved devices and roles and responsibilities for users interfacing with certain types of organizational information and data. The presenter will look at several case studies and discuss implications that the audience should consider before implementing a BYOD program.
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Cyber CYA: IT and Security 101

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Cyber CYA: Best Practices for Home Employers

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Cyber Prep 101: You Don't Have to be a Victim

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