Business Owner’s Guide to Cybersecurity Hygiene

Hawaii Tech Support Hosts July 27th “Business Owner’s Guide to Cybersecurity Hygiene” at Pacific Club 8am-9:30a.m.

Did you know that 28% of Incidents and Data Breaches are attributed to staff or others INSIDE an organization according to Verizon’s 2018 data breach report? Are you aware of what type of data your employees are accessing and what it's being used for? In today's climate of constant cyber threats, you can't afford to be complacent. This course is a part of Hawaii Tech Support's "Business Owner's Guide to Cybersecurity Hygiene" Brunch & Learn series, designed exclusively for business owners. Join us for a scrumptious breakfast at The Pacific Club and discover best practices & cybersecurity tools on how to protect your business.

Stanley Lau is the founder of Hawaii Tech Support, a Honolulu based technology firm that helps business effectively manage their server, network, and software systems. With over 20 years in the technology industry and as a local business owner for the last 14 years, Stan has consulted with hundreds of businesses and individuals in Hawaii and on the U.S. mainland. At this Hawaii Tech Support Brunch and Learn, Stan will expand on:

  • Top cybersecurity issues that you should be concerned about
  • Cybersecurity best practices you can quickly implement in your organization
  • Tools and strategies to protect your data from outsiders and insiders

This brief yet informative session held at the Pacific Club on July 27th from 8am-9:30am will provide practical information that you can implement to increase your security posture for your business. Attendees will be eligible to win a FREE Security Risk Analysis for their business valued in the thousands. To sign up, visit Eventbrite or email learn@hitechsupport.net. There is a $10.00 registration fee.

Stanley Lau

Stanley Lau is the founder of Hawaii Tech Support. With nearly 20 years of experience in IT and consulting, Stan first helps businesses understand their technology needs then implements the best solution. Stan holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering from UCLA.

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