Charity Golf tournament
Thank you for all who joined Intouch Insurance Service, along with our grand sponsor, Pondurance, on Wednesday, November 2nd, 2022, for our first InTouch live Charity Golf Event. This event was a blend of morning conferences followed by a golf tournament. InTouch Live brought top industry partners in Cyber Incident Response, Compliance, Remediation, and Cyber Insurance through The DataWise Network. We came out and sharpened our IT/Cyber knowledge while supporting a national non-profit, SecureTheVillage. For the Non-golfers, we offered a golf academy during the tournament. After our 18-hole tournament, InTouch Live hosted a Happy Hour and networking session before a dinner reception. For more information about the event, and/or to sponsor, please click the links below for more information. Shoutout to everyone who came out and sharpened your IT knowledge while supporting a local non-profit, SecureTheVillage. After our 18-hole tournament, InTouch Live hosted a Happy Hour and networking session before a dinner reception. Everyone learned about industry standards of IT management (compliance, security, and operations recovery) and how to become more cutting edge while leveraging technology within your organization’s budget. InTouch Live’s partnership with The DataWise Network identified reputable and some of the nation’s strongest IT vendors and IT-related service providers to create a peer-to-peer mentoring network to provide free consulting to small businesses to large enterprises.
Charity
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Secure The Village
SecureTheVillage is on a mission to turn people and organizations into CyberGuardians. CyberGuardians have the knowledge, skills, and commitment needed to meet the ongoing challenges of cyber crime, cyber privacy, and information security. We do this through education, support, and advocacy for cybersecurity and data privacy. We connect cybersecurity and privacy leaders, creating communities to accelerate progress toward a secure global village. We work in hard-problem areas:
- Boards of Directors and executives having to lead, manage, and govern information risk in the broader context of systemic risk, ensure their organization’s information security management programs are legally “reasonable,” and guide their organizations towards reasonable cyber-resilient security practices in the face of increased cyber risk, evolving cyber threats, ever-present vulnerabilities, and escalating legal requirements
- MSPs, IT vendors, and in-house IT who must manage security of the ever-more complex digital infrastructure
- The financial services community with responsibility for protecting the flow of money
- The cybersecurity workforce development community which must meet the need for cybersecurity professionals, recruiting, training, employing, and mentoring a diverse new community of cybersecurity workers
- Village “residents,” the individuals and families who must secure their financial, health, and other identities; securely maintain their increasingly digital world; manage their privacy; and teach their children sound cybersecurity habits