Have you attended your first webinar of the year yet? If not, join us Wednesday for this ACEDS webinar discussing ten recent cybersecurity and data breach trends you need to know, with best practice advice from none other than the “Data Diva” – Debbie Reynolds!

Join us Wednesday, January 12th, where ACEDS will host the webinar Ten Recent Cybersecurity and Data Breach Trends You Need to Know at 1pm ET (noon CT, 10:00am PT).  In this webinar, Debbie (of Debbie Reynolds Consulting) and I will discuss ten recent cybersecurity and data breach trends (duh!), and the best practices needed to put your organization in the best position to protect against your own data breaches.

Let’s face it, it seems there is another high-profile data breach just about every day that results in issues for organizations ranging from compromised personal data of customers to millions of dollars lost in sanctions or judgments to temporary or permanent business shutdowns (including this one I covered before the holidays). Data breaches to medical providers can even result in lives lost due to interruptions of service. What can organizations do to avoid becoming another data breach statistic?

Watch this webinar, of course! Click here to register to join us Wednesday for the ACEDS webinar Ten Recent Cybersecurity and Data Breach Trends You Need to Know! What better topic to start your New Year’s resolution to learning about cyber best practices! If that wasn’t a New Year’s resolution, maybe it should be! 😉

So, what do you think?  Has your organization experienced a data breach? If not, this webinar will help keep one from happening.  If so, this webinar will help keep one from happening – again! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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