The Kentucky Chamber Annual Cybersecurity Conference is September 8-9, 2021, in Lexington, Kentucky. PhishingBox is proud to participate in the conference, and the Founder of PhishingBox, Brad Fenster, is one of the conference speakers. Brad will be making a presentation on Human Factors in Cybersecurity.
The Kentucky Chamber provides an annual cybersecurity event to bring together vendors and key security personnel. The two-day event is a must for anyone with a role in information security, including CEOs, CIOs, CISOs. The conference brochure is available here.
Given today's threat environment, cybersecurity is critical to all organizations. Employee education through security awareness training is essential, and an organization's leadership teams must also stay informed. Through the Kentucky Chamber Cybersecurity conference, leadership will receive information on current threats and mitigation efforts and the ability to network with local peers.
Learn more about theAnnual Kentucky Chamber Cybersecurity Conference conference here.
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