
Keep Your Business From Being Hacked
Webinar Details
Discover The Three Simple Mistakes Business Owners Make With Their Data That No One Is Talking About
Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into the three critical mistakes business owners make with their data security that often go unnoticed.
Using our comprehensive slide deck, we will guide you through real-world examples and practical solutions to enhance your business's cybersecurity posture.
Learn from industry experts and gain actionable strategies to protect your business from cyber threats.
Key Takeaways:
Understanding the Limitations of Antivirus Software:
Learn why having up-to-date antivirus software is not enough to protect your business from ransomware and other cyber threats.
Recognizing Warning Signs:
Identify simple yet crucial warning signs that indicate your network may be insecure, and understand the importance of addressing these signs promptly.
Validating Security Measures:
Discover the importance of regularly validating your security measures to ensure they are effective and up-to-date.
Real-World Case Studies:
Gain insights from real-world examples of businesses that faced cyber attacks and learn how they could have prevented them.
Actionable Steps:
Receive practical steps and recommendations to enhance your data security and protect your business from potential breaches.
This webinar is essential for business leaders who want to safeguard their data, reputation, and operations from cyber threats. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to protect your business from simple yet costly mistakes.
Speaker

Steven Lauber
CEO of Trailhead
Steven Lauber is the founder and CEO of Trailhead. We are a process-driven technology and cybersecurity risk management firm that specializes in taking the complexity, unexpected costs, and frustrations out of secure, reliable IT for security-minded businesses. The company’s guiding principle is delivering robust security solutions, based on established frameworks, to allow businesses of all sizes, shapes, and budgets to take control of their cybersecurity posture.