Don’t Miss the BCW CyberStorm Conference
The recent data breach at Equifax has brought to the forefront the issue of cybersecurity and how it affects consumers and businesses. Learn from national experts and major corporations on how to protect your data at this high-level conference featuring Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance and cyber warfare and information system expert Brigadier General Timothy T. Lunderman, as well as IT experts from major corporations like IBM, Johnson & Johnson and Mastercard.
“The time for viewing these incidents as isolated is over,’’ said Marsha Gordon, President and CEO of the Business Council of Westchester. “The goal of this conference is to make sure that our members and the general business community is as educated as possible on this very important issue.’’
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