Think like a Hacker!
Tips to Protecting Your Business
Hacking – def – manipulating a system to do something it was not designed to do.
More and more technology solutions are cloud based applications. How do you trust the cloud when everywhere we turn we are reading about the latest security threat or worse experiencing a virus attack ourselves? The key is to think like a hacker! If we understand what motivates a hacker and what they are looking for, then we can put measures into place to safeguard our network.
It’s time to get hacking – I mean cracking! Please join Eric M. Shorr, President of Secure Future Tech Solutions on Thursday, June 5, 2014 for a FREE Lunch and Learn.
Topics Include:
- What motivates a hacker? What vulnerabilities is a hacker looking for when attacking a network?
- Know the threats: What is the difference between a virus, malware and phishing attacks?
- Knowledge is key: How can you safeguard your network against an attack?
- Windows XP: A prime target!
The cloud is here to stay. It’s time to take a stand and learn how you can embrace the cloud with confidence.
Lunch and Learn Details:
When: Thursday, June 5, 2014
Time: 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
Location: Secure Future Tech Solutions – 110 Jefferson Boulevard, Warwick, RI 02888
Cost: FREE
Lunch will be provided. Free parking in the lot.
RSVP: By, Tuesday June, 3, 2014.
To Register: https://www.securefuturetech.com/ or call 401-921-2607
Questions?: Email eburns@securefuturetech.com
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Facebook: Facebook.com/securefuturetech
Twitter: @SFTInc
About Secure Future Tech Solutions:
Founded in 1992, Secure Future Tech Solutions (SFT) is an industry leading provider of IT support and consulting services to small-to-medium sized businesses. Our experience and expertise focus on a full suite of proactive solutions that enable productivity and prevent downtime. They include: Cloud services, IP Video Surveillance, Hosted Video, disaster recovery solutions, and maintenance of computers, networks, and applications. SFT is ranked as one The Fastest Growing Technology Companies for 2014 on Providence Business News’ Book of Lists.
