Feel free to ask questions and share your personal experience here. You can also send directly to Jessica and myself. Also we encourage you to raise your hand through the Reaction button in Zoom.

He did a program for our Chapter (Chicago), as well. He did a great job!

I agree with Tashia's statement. Our insurance Company asked us to provide documentation to insure we were providing secure measures.

Josh - I think it is important that everyone think about cyber security as it relates to their local chapters, receiving funds and Health and Welfare Plans. It's not just their companies that are at risk. This is a big compliance flag for the DOL on our plans.

Zero Trust Architecture

A helpful resource is a password manager for your employees. Minimal cost and great benefit.

What is "often" for password changes?

You forgot EDR

https://www.crowdstrike.com/products/managed-services/falcon-complete/

You have to have a company that can take care of this for you.

In conjunction with the IT Company have one person in your company that has the Admin password to be able to "allow" minor things on individual pc's in the office

You can look at Autoelevate

for restricting access but providing access to install software to end-user computers

Great presentation - thank you Matt!

Thank you Matt!

This was really great insights, Matt. Thank you.

Thank you Matt, everything was spot on

Thank you for your time today Matt.

Thank you for the presentation! Enjoyed the meeting.

Thank you! Everyone have a great 4th of July!!

Thank you Matt for providing us a lot to ponder and work on in our firms. There used to be a term that we used in protective relaying for power systems and it was Silent Sentinels. I guess all the firewalls and programs are our Silent Sentinels for our computer systems.