For Total Digital Security, 2017 is proving to be a busy year for speaking, educating, and training on cybersecurity and cyber crime. Here, we list a few of our keynote events for the near future.
On March 1st, I'll be in Miami with the Certified Public Accountants and Advisors from MBAF. The firm is hosting "Cybercrime - What You Need to Know"for partners, clients, and trusted advisors from their professional network. You can register for the event here:
"Cybercrime – What You Need to Know"
DATE AND TIME
Wed, March 1, 2017
3:30 PM – 6:30 PM EST
LOCATION
Cybercrime – What You Need To Know
Please join us for a MBAF signature event where you will learn how cybercriminals are targeting you and your business. Our event will entail a short presentation, a power panel of cyber experts, followed by a networking cocktail reception with top level executives from our community.
Presentation: Cybercrime Trends in 2017
What cybercrimes can we expect in 2017? Crime-as-a-service, ransomware, cyber espionage, virtual currencies, and more… New trends in cybercrime are emerging with billions of dollars in estimated costs to the global economy. The volume, scope, and cost of cybercrime continue to reach incredible levels and are expected to increase even more. Learn what threats await in 2017, and how you can protect yourself, your family, and your business.
Power Panel: Cybercrime – What Can You Do?
Every day a new headline or tweet on data breaches or malware appears. More often than not companies are forced to be reactive to unforeseen threats. Learn what companies are doing today to protect themselves, their employees, and their clients.
Host - Diana Rivera, Director MBAF
Presenters
Marta Alfonso, Principal, MBAF
Lauren M. Szwech, FBI Division, Cyber-Criminal Investigation
Moderator - Tom Hudson, Vice President of News and Special Correspondent, WLRN
Panelists
Brad Deflin, President and Founder, Total Digital Security
Ed Finn - Partner, Mullen Coughlin
Kristen Mulder, FBI Division, Cyber-Criminal Investigation
Mike Sanchez, Chief Information Security Officer, UDT
Event Agenda
Organizer of MBAF Event: Cybercrime – What You Need To Know
On March 9th we will be hosted by Chief Frank Kitzerow and the Jupiter Police Department with representatives from Jupiter Medical Center Administration, the Mayor and representatives from the Mayor's office, and Palm Beach Superintendent of Schools.
"Cybercrime Prevention and Law Enforcement"
March 9th, 2017
Jupiter Police Department, Jupiter Medical Center Administration, Mayor, and Palm Beach Superintendent of Schools.
Cybercrime prevention for law enforcement and the community it serves.
Cybercrime Prevention 
- What You Need to Know -
How to protect yourself, your family, and your business from the top threats today.
- Financial loss and bank fraud
- ID theft and credit fraud
- Email phishing and spoofs
- Computer ransomware & online extortion
- IRS and tax-fraud
Find out:
- Why is this happening?
- What should I expect in the future?
- How do I protect myself?
Learn how:
- Best practices and simple steps for cybercrime prevention that are free, and yet make a big difference to your safety today, and for the long run.
- How to use your personal technology to protect and stay safe.
- Positioning for survival and success in 2017, and beyond.
Don’t be the hacker’s next victim!
https://www.jupiter.fl.us/184/Police
"The New Face of Risk - What You Can Do."
On the 14th and 15th of March we are pleased to have been asked back to the Naples and St. Petersberg/Clearwater area for Merrill Lynch. The firm's advisor's are holding a series of private events and client groups for "The New Face of Risk - What You Can Do."
On March 28th we're going to Key Largo to present "Cyber Security for Realtors®" to the professional members of the Florida Keys Board of Realtors.
"Cyber Security for Realtors®"
March 28th, 2017
Key Largo, FL
http://www.flkeysboardofrealtors.com/
On May 5th I'll be in Orlando with the law firm of Broad and Cassel and its approximately 170 partners.
"Cyber Security for Lawyers"
http://www.broadandcassel.com/
https://www.totaldigitalsecurity.com/cle-in-cyber-security-2-0
Cybercrime is now our #1 existential threat and 2017 is already shaping up to be the year of ransomware, wire fraud, and much higher levels of activity that affects every one of us, both personally and professionally.
If we can help you position and prepare for survival and success in the new age of risk, I hope you will contact us here:
