Why You Should Attend:
- Learn the three common mistakes that quietly leave small businesses exposed to cyber crime
- Understand what cybercriminals look for before they choose a business to target
- Get practical steps you can take right away to reduce risk without disrupting daily operations
- See where business owners often assume they’re covered, but gaps still exist
- Protect the business you’ve worked hard to build with clearer, better-informed decisions
- Hear real-world insight from both a local IT security partner and an FBI cyber professional
Who Should Attend:
This event is ideal for business owners, executives, department leaders, and key decision-makers who have responsibility for people, operations, finances, or risk. If you’re looking for practical guidance you can bring back to your organization—and a better way to think about protecting what you’ve built—this Lunch & Learn is for you.
Speaking:
Special Agent
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Cyber Task Force
Erin Moreno
Business Development Director & Cybersecurity Expert
Tomorrow’s Technology Today
Hosted In Collaboration With
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who should attend this seminar?
This seminar is designed for business owners, executives, office managers, and decision-makers at small businesses who want to better understand cyber risk and protect the business they’ve worked hard to build.
Is this seminar only for technical people or IT staff?
No. This session is built for business leaders, not just technical teams. The goal is to make cyber risk easier to understand so you can make better decisions for your business.
What will I learn?
You’ll learn three common mistakes business owners often overlook, how those gaps can put a business at risk, and practical steps you can take to reduce exposure.
Will this be a sales presentation?
No. This is an educational seminar focused on helping business leaders understand cyber crime risks and what to pay attention to before a problem happens.
Do I need to bring anything?
Just bring your questions. If you already have concerns about email security, backups, employee access, or cyber insurance requirements, this will be a good time to raise them.
Will there be time for questions?
Yes. There will be time for questions so you can get clarity on the issues that matter most to your business.
Is this relevant if we already have IT support?
Yes. Many businesses already have IT support and still want a better understanding of cyber risk, business exposure, and what business owners should be watching. Hearing directly from the FBI is very eye opening.
Is this relevant if we are a small company?
Yes. Small businesses are often targeted because they may have fewer internal resources and less time to stay ahead of changing threats.
Will specific businesses or attendees be discussed publicly?
No. The goal is education and awareness, not putting any business on the spot. The discussion will stay focused on practical guidance and common real-world risks. Real world examples will be provided but no company names will be disclosed.
What kinds of topics will be covered?
Topics may include email compromise, weak passwords, multifactor authentication, employee awareness, backup planning, access controls, and common gaps that can lead to preventable problems.
Will we get practical takeaways?
Yes. You should leave with a clearer idea of what to review, what questions to ask, and what steps deserve attention first.
How much does it cost to attend?
There is no cost to attend and lunch is provided by Tomorrow's Technology Today.
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