SMBs are top targets for cybercrime.
Join us Aug. 21 to fight back.

Fifty percent of small and medium-sized businesses will shut down permanently after a cyberattack.* For those that survive, the loss of revenue and customer trust can be crippling.

Most businesses assume they’re protected and find out too late that their current tools only respond after something goes wrong. Unfortunately, responding will never be the answer. Prevention is key.

Join us for Shut the door on hackers, a no-fluff, no-jargon evening for Orlando area executives with small and medium-sized businesses who want to prevent the kinds of catastrophic losses impacting companies all over the world.

What you'll get:
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• Security tips customized to your environment if you bring your business laptop
• A clear understanding of what today’s attacks look like and why they succeed, straight from ThreatLocker CEO Danny Jenkins
• Why you don’t have to be a large enterprise with deep pockets to put powerful defenses in place
• Appetizers, local networking, and cybersecurity insights you won’t hear anywhere else

‍Date: Thursday, August 21
‍Time: 6–8 p.m.
‍Itinerary: Doors open at 6 p.m. | Presentation at 6:30 p.m.
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‍Location:
ThreatLocker headquarters
1950 Summit Park Drive
Orlando, FL 32810

Seats are limited. Request your spot now and walk away with a stronger plan to protect what you’ve built.

*A Review of Cybersecurity Challenges in Small Business: The Imperative for a Future Governance Framework