As cybersecurity becomes increasingly paramount, Arkansas businesses can learn strategies for protecting themselves, reducing risk, and building resilience during an upcoming online session.
The Arkansas Small customer data, and more, with Raney Anderson, CORE Center Operations Manager, as the featured speaker.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and “we will highlight practical ways to recognize phishing attempts, password protection, multi factor authentication, protecting business data, and building a culture of cybersecurity awareness among employees,” said Anderson. “Small businesses are an important part of our economic infrastructure, yet many organizations lack the resources or dedicated personnel to address cybersecurity risks effectively. This session will provide practical, accessible guidance that business owners and employees can apply immediately to their environment, increasing their security posture.”
Those who attend the session will be better able to recognize threats, reduce preventable risks, and make cybersecurity part of their daily routine, as cybersecurity is essential to protecting business operations, financial resources, and <a >
