Knowledge is Your Best Bet for Electronic Security and Data Protection

PR Log (Press Release) – Mar 19, 2009 – Individuals and CIOs alike are often told that “all they need to do is buy product X”.  Once they do that, they are told that “all their security and data protection problems are history”.  The problem with this approach to security and data protection is that, in addition to being expensive, it fails in unexpected ways and is ultimately not a sustainable activity.

This is where VaultletSoft's "Simple Electronic Security and Practical Data Protection" workshops and free seminars come in: by helping people to understand how the different parts of the software and security food chain interact, they will be more likely to protect what is valuable to them, in addition to feeling empowered and in control of their digital life.

VaultletSoft's president, R. P. Ruiz, has conducted quite a few Simple Electronic Security and Practical Data Protection workshops recently.  Ruiz has given all of these workshops at the request of his clients both internationally and in the Washington D.C. area.  These workshops have been so successful that he has decided to offer them to individuals, small businesses and non-profit organizations.

Says Ruiz of these workshops:

"It's amazing... once people see how vulnerable and insecure their valuable information really is, their jaws drop.  Literally. ...And once they get over their initial shock, they're extremely motivated to learn how to mitigate the risks that have gone from being incredibly abstract before the workshop to distressingly real for them."

VaultletSoft offers two types of sessions: 8-16 hour workshops, along with free one-hour seminars. The free one-hour seminars are designed to give attendees a quick overview of the current state of digital security while also providing them with a number of simple and concrete strategies to help them mitigate these risks.  

The workshops build on the seminars, adding detailed analysis and hands-on lab activities customized for each organization's specific security needs and concerns.  They can also include any number of special interest modules, such as “Blackberry Security” and “Creating Portable Encrypted USB Drives”.  By the time attendees complete the seminars they will know what they need to do to protect their valuable information, in addition to understanding how and why these solutions work for them.

In other words: Not only will attendees  and their organizations be more secure, but they will also become empowered and informed consumers of security services and products.

For additional information on “Simple Electronic Security and Practical Data Protection Workshops and Free Seminars”, visit http://www.vaultletsoft.com/about/sespdp.html.