On March 21 at 1 p.m. ET, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and the White House’s Office of the National Cyber Director will host a virtual session entitled “Fortifying Your Business: Strategies for Resilience in the Digital Age.” The event is free and open to all who sign up.
The session will feature speakers including Mark Madrid, Associate Administrator of the SBA’s Office of Entrepreneurial Development; Jacob (“Jake”) Braun, Acting Principal Deputy, National Cyber Director in the White House; and Seeyew Mo, Assistant National Cyber Director for Cyber Workforce, Training and Education, White House Office of the National Cyber Director. They will lead an engaging discussion designed to empower small business owners with essential tools and insights to navigate today’s cyber landscape with confidence.
The event aims to equip small business owners with actionable insights and practical guidance to safeguard their enterprises against cyber threats, ensuring a secure and thriving future in today’s digital world. The session will cover the core principles of the National Cybersecurity Strategy, providing a comprehensive understanding of the current cybersecurity landscape and its implications for small businesses. Topics will include discussions on emerging threats to proactive defense measures, and stress practical strategies tailored to fortify small businesses against potential cyber risks.
“This is a series not only about technology—it is about providing a secure environment for employees too. Critical in every workforce is awareness and readiness to maintain business continuity amidst digital disruptions,” noted one of the event organizers.
Participants will discover effective methods for enhancing cybersecurity awareness, fostering a culture of vigilance, and equipping their employees with the knowledge to identify and mitigate cyber threats. The event goes beyond theoretical concepts by spotlighting community resources available to small businesses, showcasing valuable avenues for accessing expertise, training, and assistance in bolstering business cyber resilience.
For more information and to register for the event, visit the SBA Cyber Security Awareness for Small Business webpage.
