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Identity and Access Management is a fundamental and critical cybersecurity capability for businesses of all sizes. To protect your business from fraud and unauthorized system and data access, you want to take steps to ensure that only the right people and technologies have the right level of access to the right resources at the right time.

For many busy small business owners, the use of passwords has been the primary method for locking down access to sensitive systems and data. However, passwords alone are not effective for protecting your data from most attackers. They have become too easy for threat actors to exploit at scale and with limited effort. So that leaves us with the question: what can a small business owner with limited resources do to protect their systems and information from unauthorized access? 

During this webinar, we’ll take it back to the fundamentals to discuss practical steps small businesses can take to enhance their identity and access management, resulting in a stronger, more resilient business in the face of increasing cybersecurity risks. We will cover:

• Current guidance and leading-practices for multi-factor authentication (MFA), including phishing-resistant MFA.
• Identity and Access Management approaches to consider as your business grows. 
• How identity and access management is covered in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0.

Speakers: 

• Ryan Galluzzo, Digital Identity Program Lead, Applied Cybersecurity Division, NIST
• Robert Thelen, CEO and Co-Founder, Rownd 

C-SCRIP invites you to attend this webinar on September 24 at 3:00pm EDT. In this one-hour webinar, the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) will provide any overview of Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) and how it can help enhance the routing security of your IP prefixes.

In this webinar, participants will:

• Gain a clear understanding of RPKI and its purpose;
• Identify the key components of RPKI infrastructure; and
• Use the prescribed steps to successfully create a Route Origin Authorization in ARIN’s hosted RPKI.

Please register here. The webinar will be recorded and posted at a later time for those unable to attend on September 24. 

Speaker Bio: Brad Gorman is the Sr Product Owner, Routing Security at ARIN, and is the community resource for RPKI, Internet Routing Registry, and other similar topics that impact routing security within the ARIN region and the greater internet ecosystem.

Mr. Gorman has worked in the Internet community since the mid-1990s as a network engineer at service providers like America Online, Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications. He also spent three years as the peering coordinator for Verisign. Brad represents ARIN at the other Regional Internet Registries in the RPKI community, at the Internet Engineering Task Force, and industry conferences and meetings.

Soon it will be October - Cybersecurity Awareness Month! Which makes it the perfect time to review and reinforce your business’s security practices.

This webinar will provide an overview of the most pressing cybersecurity issues facing small businesses today, along with practical steps to enhance your defenses. We’ll cover essential topics such as:

• employee training
• data protection
• and how to create a security-first culture in your organization.

Be prepared to start the month with a strong focus on protecting your business from cyber threats!

Join us virtually on October 16 and October 23, 2024, for the SBA Cyber Summit, your premier destination for mastering cybersecurity in the small business landscape. This invaluable event is completely free to register and attend! 

Discover cutting-edge strategies and solutions from a diverse lineup of experts, including top cybersecurity specialists, business coaches, peer entrepreneurs, Federal and state program managers, and leading corporate technologists. Gain actionable insights, practical advice, and hands-on guidance tailored to the unique needs of small business owners and entrepreneurs. 

Don't miss this opportunity to secure your business's future and connect with industry leaders who can help you navigate the complex world of cybersecurity. Reserve your spot today and empower your business with the knowledge and tools to thrive in a digital age! 

Attention all small business owners! In 2024, data breaches are at an all-time high, impacting billions of people and causing unprecedented financial and personal damage. Don’t let your business or personal security be compromised by the surge in cybercrime!

What you'll learn:

• Big Data Breaches of 2024: Discover the major breaches making headlines this year and understand their impact on both individuals and businesses.
• Protect Yourself: Get actionable tips on safeguarding your identity and finances if you find yourself involved in a data breach.
• Cybersecurity Best Practices: Learn how to fortify your defenses against bad actors who exploit weak security to steal your data, money, and reputation.
• Risk Reduction Strategies: Find out what you can do to minimize the chances of falling victim to cybercrime and ensure your company is protected.
• Action Plan for Breach Notification: Understand the steps to take immediately if you’re notified of a data breach affecting you or your organization.

Why Attend?

Cybersecurity is not just an IT issue; it's a critical aspect of protecting your business and personal assets. This webinar is your chance to get ahead of potential threats and arm yourself with the knowledge to defend against them. Equip yourself with the knowledge to stay safe in an increasingly dangerous digital world.

Identity and Access Management is a fundamental and critical cybersecurity capability for businesses of all sizes. To protect your business from fraud and unauthorized system and data access, you want to take steps to ensure that only the right people and technologies have the right level of access to the right resources at the right time.

For many busy small business owners, the use of passwords has been the primary method for locking down access to sensitive systems and data. However, passwords alone are not effective for protecting your data from most attackers. They have become too easy for threat actors to exploit at scale and with limited effort. So that leaves us with the question: what can a small business owner with limited resources do to protect their systems and information from unauthorized access?

During this webinar, we’ll take it back to the fundamentals to discuss practical steps small businesses can take to enhance their identity and access management, resulting in a stronger, more resilient business in the face of increasing cybersecurity risks. We will cover:

• Current guidance and leading-practices for multi-factor authentication (MFA), including phishing-resistant MFA.
• Identity and Access Management approaches to consider as your business grows.
• How identity and access management is covered in the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0.