
Overview
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND THIS SESSION:
§ The National Cybersecurity Institute reports that most small companies that fall victim to a serious cyber-attack don't recover; 60 percent of them go out of business. The 2015 Small Business & Cybersecurity survey found that 31% of small businesses have experienced a cyber-attack or attempted cyber-attack. However, despite these concerns, less than half (42%) of survey respondents have invested resources in cybersecurity protection in the last year.
§ "Cyber-attacks aren't just about targeting big business," according to the survey author. "From phishing emails to social engineering schemes, small business owners need to be on high alert as hackers find new and creative ways to infiltrate their businesses. In our current environment, it's not a question of if your business will be targeted, but when."

FBI Special Agent Karen Collins served over four years in the United States Marine Corps. Afterwards, SA Collins became a Texas State Trooper. Subsequently, SA Collins accepted a position as a Sergeant/Investigator with the Texas Office of the Attorney General, Cyber Crimes Division. After working three years with the Texas Office of the Attorney General, SA Collins joined the FBI in 2005. SA Collins worked Cyber Crimes investigations in the El Paso Field Office before relocating to the San Antonio Field Office to work Counterintelligence investigations. SA Collins was temporarily assigned as a Supervisory Special Agent, FBIHQ, Washington, D.C. for two years where she oversaw several Counterintelligence and Cyber programs. SA Collins is currently working Cyber related investigations in the San Antonio Field Office, Austin RA.

HD Moore has spent the last two decades focused on security research, penetration testing, and exploit development. Best known as the creator of the Metasploit Framework, an open source penetration testing and exploit development platform, HD has worked as the chief research officer of Rapid7 and the director of security research of BreakingPoint Systems. HD continues to contribute to open source security projects, advise startups in the cybersecurity industry, and solve interesting problems under Special Circumstances LLC, his consulting practice.

Rick Warner, SVP CLS Risk Management, LLC
Rick Warner has served in the insurance industry for over 34 years. If it relates to Directors & Officers, Employment Practices, ERISA Fiduciary, Crime, Professional E&O, Cyber, KR&E and Reps & Warranty insurance you can be assured that it holds his interest and attention. Today's business operating environment is complicated, litigious, and dynamic. The corporate and personal asset protection afforded by these "Management Liability" lines of insurance has never be greater.
*NOTE: This event will be held at Sullivan's Steakhouse @ 300 Colorado St. in downtown Austin. Valet parking will be available @ 6.
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Cancellation Policy – Cancellations received in writing to acgcentraltexas@acg.org by 5pm, April 12th will receive a full refund. There are no refunds for cancellations received after 5pm on April 12th. If you are an ACG Member unable to attend, you can transfer your registration to another person for this same event. If the person attending in your place is not an ACG Member, they will need to pay an additional fee to bring them up to the non-member rate to attend.