Prevent digital thieves from stealing peace of mind and profits

Prevent digital thieves from stealing peace of mind and profits

Join ATSSA’s June 4 webinar to protect your business

Greg Driskell

While ATSSA members focus on advancing roadway safety, digital thieves are actively seeking opportunities to infiltrate business operations to rob them of profits and other prized assets.

Technology offers incredible efficiencies but also opens the door to a host of vulnerabilities.

“The increasing risks member businesses face from digital crime is why we are offering a June 4 webinar to address the threats posed by digital and banking scams,” said ATSSA Vice President of Experiences Jason Yusko. “The odds are increasingly high that companies of any size can become the target of sophisticated digital fraud, which comes in a variety of forms and can bring devastating consequences.”

Companies victimized by digital attacks can face financial losses as well as damage to their reputation.

Chris Rossiter

The free, one-hour webinar is presented by ATSSA’s Risk Management Council and brings together moderator Greg Driskell, chief operating officer at LimnTech Scientific Inc., and speakers Chris Rossiter, an ATSSA member and president of TMI Services Inc., and Jody Barnes, vice president of Information Technology, Chief

Information Security Officer (CISO) and Chief Information Officer (CIO) at Ingevity, the parent company of ATSSA member Ozark Materials.

Jody Barnes

“ATSSA is committed to fostering an open dialogue within our community to raise awareness and destigmatize falling victim to these attacks,” Yusko said. “Company leaders need to be equipped to address the increasingly sophisticated methods employed by digital criminals. By working together and sharing our experiences and expertise, we can strengthen our defenses and protect our industry.”

Register for “Digital & Banking Scams: What You Must Know” to gain expert advice in responding to and preventing these attacks. Hear member stories, receive practical tips and increase your understanding of the digital threat landscape.

Hear from Greg Driskell on the importance of cybersecurity resilience.

The June 4 webinar is free, starts at 2 p.m. ET and is scheduled for one hour.

Invest the time to act proactively to protect your business. Registration is now open.