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America's SBDC New Jersey 
presents 
Cyber Security Conferences 2015

August 13, 2015
8am - 1pm
(Continental breakfast will be served)

Ramapo College of New Jersey
505 Ramapo Valley Rd.
Student Center, Friends Hall, SC 219
Mahwah, NJ

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Ramapo College of NJ Campus Map (Click to open Google Map).
The America’s Small Business Development Centers  (SBDC) New Jersey presents Cyber Security Conferences 2015 to be held at Ramapo College of New Jersey on August 13, 2015. This conference is sponsored by the New Jersey Small Business Development Center New Jersey, the Small Business Administration (SBA), the Small Business Development Center of Bergen Community College and Ramapo College. In this one day (3-hour+) event produced by Centaur Strategies, discussion areas will focus on the small business vulnerabilities related to protection, privacy, safety measures, identity theft and fraud, current trends and advancements in technology as it relates to risk management for businesses.

Why You Should Attend?

Is it any wonder why cyber crime is on the rise and the major target is small and medium sized business?  Businesses are targeted by cyber criminals because they are the most vulnerable and exposed, making it an easy target.  Given the increased pace and complexity of the threats, these businesses must adopt and adapt the appropriate approaches to cybersecurity. Join us to learn of the latest tools and techniques to protect critical business assets without constraining innovation and growth. 

 

It isn't any secret ... 

The rise of crime related to these areas is largely due in part to cybercrime and unsecured information. The most vulnerable are small and medium sized companies. From social media vulnerabilities to digital extortion, many companies are creating strategic goals and initiatives how best to deal with these issues if and when they may arise. 

Today’s businesses are facing key issues:

    • How cyber attackers leap-frog corporate defenses?
    • Clever tricks that malware authors use to avoid detection
    • Why ransomware attacks soared 113% in 2014?
    • How social networks and apps enable cybercriminals?
    • Why corporate defenses are falling behind as cybercriminals move faster?
    • Why attacks on “Internet of Things” are more serious than ever?
    • How much will it cost to ignore?
    • Healthcare breaches are of the most common.
    • F.D.A. regulatory environment and medical device cyber security are being updated.

Cyber Crisis Facts

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The number of detected cyber attacks skyrocketed in 2014 — up 48%.
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In 2015 is expected to see 42.8 million cyber attacks, which is ~117,000 attacks daily.
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The cost of major data security breaches in 2014 had a significant financial impact.
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The number of organizations reporting a $20million effect after a cyber attack almost doubled from 2013.
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Security filings revealed that Target shelled out more than 
$150million since its data breach.
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An average data security incident costs a company $720,000.
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In 2013, 40%+ of small businesses report that they have been victims of a cyber attack.
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SMBs experienced the highest number of attacks doubling every year for the last three.

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Hosted & Sponsored by
America's Small Business Development Centers New Jersey
is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration  (S.B.A.).
©2015 America s SBDC New Jersey
Event produced by Centaur Strategies, LLC. 
www.centaurstrategies.net