Cybersecurity – Threats, Responses & Best Practices

2.18.2015

Event Location

Butzel Long - Detroit
150 West Jefferson Suite 100
Detroit, MI 48226
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Claudia Rast (Butzel Long)

Scott Bailey (N1 Discovery)

Stew Nelson (Kapnick Insurance Group)

February 18, 2015

7:15 am            Registration

8:00-9:00 am     Presentation

Few companies can operate efficiently without computers, mobile devices and the networks to connect them.  Yet many companies and professionals conduct their business without the basic protections and training critical to minimizing cyber intrusions.  “Big Data” is now the “Internet of Things” which is being replaced by the “Internet of Everything.”  Having massive amounts of digital information at one’s fingertips is both a marvel and a recipe for disaster.  The reality (and cost) of the risks is becoming part of the daily news cycle, as cyber threats increase in scope and damage.  This session offers insight into this world of cybersecurity and shares best practices, information on new detection tools, a roadmap for what to do when the inevitable happens, and the specific types of cyber liability protections that businesses should make part of their standard insurance portfolio.

Thank you to all who attended!

Please click here for a copy of the presentation.

Questions should be directed to Charmese Wilson at wilsonc@butzel.com or 313.983.6904

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