BHH Monthly Meeting with Andrew Baze CyberSecruity no tech speak

Due to unforeseen circumstances, artist Mary Ellen Wattsmust postpone her scheduled presentation for this meeting. 

Andrew Baze in simple terms (no tech-speak) will explain how to protect yourself from cyber criminals in an easy to understand language for non-technical people. 

He'll cover these areas:
-- what's happening on the internet, and some typical dangers that you can avoid, including phishing
-- how to use, improve, and securely store your passwords and passphrases (and sometimes how to avoid a password altogether!)
-- how a password manager can make all of this password stuff 

1) more secure 

2) way more convenient

-- what is MFA, how it can be easy to use, and why everyone should use it 

Andrew Baze is a cybersecurity professional, employed full-time in a security product management role. He’s been working in the Information Technology field for the last 24+ years, doing software engineering, risk management, business continuity and disaster recovery planning, cybersecurity operations and security product management, with his MBA in IT Management and MS in Information Security Engineering. He and his family (wife Liz and two boys) are currently living in Boquete, going to school and volunteering, and looking forward to the rainy season.