I welcome you to join me on November 8 at Grace Baptist Church of Westlake for the Untangled Conference. I will be presenting on security awareness to provide helpful tips and tricks to keep your computer and church network secure.
December 1 Update: Chris Brown took a photo of the Untangled Conference group which I have attached below:
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Eric Vanderburg
Eric Vanderburg is an author, thought leader, and consultant. He serves as the Vice President of Cybersecurity at TCDI and Vice Chairman of the board at TechMin. He is best known for his insight on cybersecurity, privacy, data protection, and storage. Eric is a continual learner who has earned over 40 technology and security certifications. He has a strong desire to share technology insights with the community. Eric is the author of several books and he frequently writes articles for magazines, journals, and other publications.
Great conference! Many thanks Eric Vanderburg. Is there any conference which focuses on security architecture and design ?
The event has gone perfectly. Thanks for all these informations !
I want to attend all of your conferences ,kindly give approval and sent all agenda
Most of the events I present at are in the United States but you could attend a webinar. Please subscribe to the mailing list and I will let you know of the next one.
Very insightful ! thanks for letting us know.
Fantastic presentation. Great job !
I wanna applaud for your effort and wanna appreciate your work. i acknowledge the help which your summit has provided me.
Absolutely – i love your events and conferences and basically anything Computer Security related !
This was a fantastic presentation!
Great and unique opportunity to discover helpful tips and tricks to keep your computer and church network secure.
Nice one. Very good presentation. Mr Eric is also very good with public speaking, and knows this subject very well.
Thanks Christian. Was there anything in particular that resonated with you?
Interesting subject, I didn’t understand a lot about the computer security, but nonetheless it was fun/scarey to listen to what can be done. Job well done.
I hope you learned more from looking through the slides. Did you have any questions Richard?