Guest experts bring cyber-security awareness for businesses
Cost is $35 (includes breakfast) | Register by Mon., Oct 24, 2016 (noon)
Attendees will take away techniques and practical tips for assessing and enhancing the internal and external security for their data systems.
AGENDA | SPEAKERS | TIMELINE
- 7:30am, Light breakfast and networking
- 8:00am, Cybersecurity for Small Businesses: Creating a Risk-Appropriate ResponseCelia Paulsen, Cybersecurity and Privacy Applications Group, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
- 10:00am Anatomy of an Attack: Cyber Threats Facing Businesses and How to Defend Against ThemChris Sullivan, Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer; Serco, Inc.
- 11:00am The Internet of Things & Their Security Risks: Are you prepared? Roy Luebke, Innovation & Growth Consultant; GenEdge
- Noon: Events ends
Pre-registration required
Membership NOT required | Cost: $35 (includes breakfast)
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Entrepreneurial Spark Speaker Series
October 27, 2016 4:30pm-6:30pm Ruby's Lounge
From the Shenandoah Valley to Silicon Valley
They started out as roommates at James Madison University and went on to be a part of the Silicon Valley technology scene. Paul Holland leads a major venture capital firm, Foundation Capital, helping businesses grow from startups to $100 million revenue producers. Jonathan Lamb joins us from Apple, where he heads the finance team for Apple's service and support business.
Come hear about their journey and be inspired to continue yours!
**Space is limited, please RSVP early.** ( Link to registration page)
After the program, continue the discussion upstairs as we gather for dinner (Dutch treat) at Clementine. Please RSVP separately for the event and for the dinner.
This event is the launch of a speaker series that will showcase the stories and lessons from the business and non-profit worlds that can only come from the people who have lived them.
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Congratulations to Axon AI Level III Member: 
For making the
Cybersecurity 500 List for 2016
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FI
RST® LEGO®
League (FLL) Harrisonburg regional competition
Sat. Nov. 5, 2016; JMU ISAT Bldg,
8:00am - 3:00pm.
FREE. Everyone welcome to watch the tournament
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A-DC FIRST Lego League (FLL) competition at JMU's ISAT bldg --
free and all are welcome to see what it's all about. Prepare for noise and excitement! And ROBOTICS!! And Legos!
Imagine a program
so engaging that
students across the globe can't wait to learn. Imagine kids solving problems that have a real, meaningful impact on the world today. Imagine students having fun, working together and practicing relevant science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) skills in a whole new way.
2016 Challenge: ANIMAL ALLIES
In the 2016 FIRST
® LEGO
® League Challenge, more than 28,000 teams of students ages 9-16 will look into the eyes of our ANIMAL ALLIES. In the past, people often thought about how animals could help us. Today, it's time to think about how we can help each other. What might become possible when we work together with our ANIMAL ALLIES?
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Presidio: Keep Ransomware at Bay with Presidio & Cisco - Mid Atlantic
November 10, 2016 | 12:00pm-1:30pm | Lakeveiw Hall Room 1179
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This year's Connections2016 is scheduled the week after Election Day, so the information is both timely and important. Dr. Chmura spoke at Connections five years ago to one of the largest crowds we have seen and we expect a good turnout as well this year. It will be the biggest Business-After-Hours of the year and a great marketing opportunity for a few lucky sponsors!
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Cybersecurity: Minimizing a Big Threat for Small Businesses
Join Us for A FREE Webinar
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Presentation:
10:00am - 11:00am ET Followed by a Q&A session
With more than 75% of all security breaches occurring at businesses with less than 200 employees, Cybersecurity is becoming a major risk initiative for owners of small businesses. As the nature and sophistication of cyber-attacks evolve daily, small businesses are often struggling to find the resources and expertise to properly protect their organization from cyber breaches.
Join us for the webinar Cybersecurity: Minimizing a Big Threat for Small Businesses as we discuss current trends in Cybersecurity, common vulnerabilities at small businesses, and how small businesses are deploying the limited resources they have to protect their organization.
TOPICS COVERED WILL INCLUDE:
- What are the current trends in Cybersecurity
- Which industries are being targeted and why
- What hackers are looking for
- What types of cyber-attacks have what impact
- Why Cybersecurity is a major problem for small businesses
- What small businesses can do to help prevent a Cybersecurity breach
- What to do when a breach happens
SPEAKERS:
Harvey Johnson, CPA, Partner
PBMares, LLP
Enter the name, organization and email address of the individual(s) who will be attending. Participants will receive a confirmation email upon successful registration, and a reminder email with the log-in/dial-in credentials.
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Hold the date:
Legislative Pre-Session Breakfast
Dec. 07, 2016; 7:30 am - 9:30 am
This breakfast is a time that we listen to and engage with our area legislators about issues affecting business in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Announcement of invited representatives to follow. Registration will open in November.
Sponsored by the Harrisonburg Rockingham Chamber of Commerce and the Shenandoah Valley Technology Council
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3 Job Openings: Sr. Software Developer/Engineer (2 positions) and Jr. Software Developer/Engineer
From: AxonAI, Inc.
AxonAI, Inc. has three new positions open: two senior software developer/engineers and one junior level software developer/engineer. All positions will focus on back-end development. These are great opportunities for motivated individuals with the right balance of technical and communication skills. These positions require the ability to provide innovative and well-thought-out use of technology to plan, develop, and implement software solutions.
For all the details please visit the AxonAI Careers page,
http://axonai.com/contact/careers/. Interested applicants should complete the initial application form online along with their resume.
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Contact Us
Shenandoah Valley Technology Council
800 S. Main Street MSC 4901
Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807
540-568-7882
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