The 2017 Business Builders Series is your building block to success. Business Builders will offer learning "blocks" throughout the year featuring a relevant business topic taught by subject experts. Some sessions are hands-on session to implement what you have learned. 

• Why are small businesses more vulnerable to cyber attacks than any other entities?
• What are the implications of an attack?
• How steep can the fines be if the Office of Civil Rights gets involved?
• What is secure managed infrastructure?  Why is it important?
• What is penetration testing?  Why is it important?  How often should it occur?
• What is EndPoint Security?  Why is it important?
• Insurance vs. Security.
• Is Secure Infrastructure an option or a requirement?

Cyber Security. Is your business secure? Data security is not just for the healthcare and credit card industry. Issues exist for large, medium and SMALL businesses. Join us for lunch and an informative session on Cyber Security with Ken Lacey of IPV Solutions. 

Ken Lacy has over 20 years experience as Executive in the healthcare IT and Information Management space. Having been a CIO for a Health Information Management company for nearly 15 years, Ken has significant experience and expertise in privacy and security issues with both data at rest and in transit. Ken realized that the data security issues faced by healthcare are not unique to healthcare. They exist in the daily lives of consumers and in the daily business lives of the small, medium and large businesses that serve those consumers. Ken founded IPVS in 2016 to focus specifically on cybersecurity for small to medium sized businesses specifically in the areas of managed secure infrastructure, endpoint security and security services such as penetration testing. Ken has a Bachelor’s of Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech where he graduated with High Honors and a Masters in Healthcare Administration from Georgia State University. Ken affirms that his father who was at one point the CIO for UPS has had a tremendous impact on his views on data security.