What Happens When Your Bank Gets Hacked?
Webinar

What Happens When Your Bank Gets Hacked?

Prepare and protect your small business from modern digital threats.

Protect your small business from modern digital risks with practical cybersecurity strategies. Learn actionable, budget-friendly steps to safeguard your cash flow, secure sensitive client data, and maintain operational resilience.

Whether dealing with the aftermath of a major bank cyberattack that freezes payroll or preparing your small team for the cryptographic shifts of the quantum era, the goal remains the same: safeguarding your livelihood. Building this resilience doesn't require a massive IT budget or complex technical overhauls; it starts with proactive, everyday habits that protect your cash flow and preserves client trust when the unexpected happens.

Event Details

Date
Tuesday, March 9, 2027
Time
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Location
GoTo Webinar
Cost
No cost
Hosted By
Wyoming SBDC Network
Speaker
Laura Baker, Executive Director, CyberWyoming
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About the Speaker

Laura Baker doesn’t do scare tactics, complex IT jargon, or sales pitches for expensive software. As the Co-Founder and Executive Director of CyberWyoming and creator of the Made Safe™ Program, Laura acts as a trusted tech sidekick for microbusiness owners, non-profits, and trades companies who are tired of holding their breath every time someone on their team clicks a link. Laura bridges the gap between everyday business operations and digital resilience. Using a human-centric, psychology-backed approach, she helps busy entrepreneurs transform tech anxiety into operational confidence—taking them from feeling isolated and unsure to standing tall with an average 71% reduction in cyber risk. Over her 9+ years guiding small businesses through Made Safe™, Laura has built a nationwide community of secure, confident, and digitally resilient microbusiness leaders.

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