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Thank you to everyone that joined Proxurve Solutions last Thursday to watch the Lafayette Aviators baseball game. Spending time with community, family and friends is a winning combination!

Cybersecurity training is key.

Stephen Orander and I of Proxurve Solutions, Inc. had an incredible opportunity yesterday to meet and speak with Linda Broadfoot, Christopher Renollet, and the entire staff of Second Helpings. Discussing many topics in Cybersecurity and IT as well as the importance of their work in the community to provide meals to those in need. Some of the metrics we heard about the sandwiches provided, meals provided, and the ongoing need to identify food to create the meals going forward to support the community was both incredibly humbling but also incredibly eye opening to the ongoing need in our own communities. If you're interested in volunteering, or donating food in their ongoing mission to serve others in need, as we are, you can volunteer here: https://lnkd.in/gncQcT5F

Our first volunteer shift at Second Helping's Hunger Relief Kitchen was a rewarding and fun experience. Some jobs include the logistics of distribution, while others include meal-prep.

Cybersecurity training for users is essential when strengthening an organization's security standing. Knowledge is power.

When you really pay attention to the high level details provided, the numbers are incredible from just 1 of the bad actor groups. 13,000 Wyze customers had their cameras partially accessible, $1.1B in ransom payments extorted...no matter what seat you sit in within your organization, we all play a role in providing as safe and productive of a workplace AND home environment as possible. But most especially business leadership must ensure they are making informed and strategic investments within their organizations towards cybersecurity or risk being added to those statistics of any of the number of groups still out there and watching their reputation and financial health take a significant hit if the organization can survive it. Proxurve Solutions, Inc.; Stephen Orander; Troy Holwerda

Any and all businesses are susceptible to a cyber incident. In a specific article published by the The Indianapolis Star just this month regarding the healthcare industry in Indiana, there are a few key takeaways all business owners and leaders should pay attention to: 1. Any system could be susceptible to an attack, say through an employee clicking a bad link, but organizations can take steps to protect against significant loss of confidential data. 2. Insurance companies are already refusing to cover large losses from cyber attacks, especially if the system neglected to use best practices for security. 3. Class action lawsuits also put financial pressure on businesses. While the article focuses to healthcare, the lessons apply across the board. Leadership needs to be actively involved with the strategy employed within the organization and understand the response plan in the event of an incident. Proxurve Solutions, Inc. https://lnkd.in/gQC5stdv

Steve Orander on Cybersecurity today.

Steve Orander on Cybersecurity