Virtual - Navigating Cyber Threats: Tips for Small Business Security

This virtual event will take place on StreamYard. Please enter your name and email at this link to attend the webinar at 11:00am on June 12.

About the Webinar

In an era where cyber threats are ever-evolving, it is crucial for small businesses to stay ahead in the digital security game.

This insightful workshop is designed to provide small business owners with the necessary tools and knowledge to safeguard their digital assets and sensitive information.

During this session, participants will engage in an interactive journey through various key areas of cybersecurity. The agenda includes:

• Multifactor authentication implementation: boost login security
• Data backup strategies: how to protect business data
• Best practices for handling sensitive information
• Cyber insurance basics: how to shield your business from cyber threats
• Creating an IT usage policy: safe and effective IT resource management

This workshop is not just about learning; it's about applying practical, actionable strategies to your business. Join us for this session to empower your small business against cyber threats, with Tracey Nyholt leading the way with her expertise and innovative strategies.

About the Speaker

Tracey Nyholt is the Founder and CEO of TechJutsu Inc., a technology start-up specializing in Identity & Access Management (IAM) solutions. With 20 years of cyber security expertise, she leads a team that has achieved partner status with Okta & received Okta’s Innovation Award for developing patent-pending Caller Verify.

Her journey began with the realization of a significant gap in the IAM sector - the lack of comprehensive, end-to-end solutions. Addressing this, she founded TechJutsu Inc., providing complete IAM solutions, from custom design and user training to maintenance and secure identity verification for call centers. Tracey attributes TechJutsu’s success to the incorporation of principles like simplicity & continuous improvement, which she refined while training as a Black Belt in martial arts. She believes that the key to success in technology is not just advanced solutions but also the ability to communicate these solutions effectively to clients.

Her impact extends beyond her company, as she serves on the Board of Women in Communications & Technology and is a vocal advocate for women in STEM fields. Tracey has been recognized in various platforms such as CBC Calgary's Eye Opener Innovator Series, The Top 100 Women Owned Cybersecurity Magazine, and University of Calgary's Alumni News. In 2023, Tracey was nominated and honored as one of Canada’s Top Women in Cybersecurity (presented by IT World Canada).