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Nebraska MCLE #246904. 1.0 CLE Hour. (OnDemand credit)
Run Networks will walk through cyber security training covering common tactics our adversaries use to deceive us and gain footholds into networks to steal client data. They will walk through examples of breaches, how those breaches occurred, and tactics that can take prevent similar attacks (and protect your clients’ data).
Brandon Gordon, Run Networks: Brandon Gordon is a proud Iowa State University Alumni and President of Run Networks, a Managed IT Services company based in Omaha, Nebraska. He started Run Networks in 2007 and has over 20 years’ experience in business IT. Brandon encourages his IT team to follow the company’s core values of being passionate about IT services and providing those services with value and efficiency. When Brandon is not at his computer saving the business world, he is under the hood of his 1968 MG tuning carburetors. He and his wife, Sarah, have been married since 2001 and have 3 girls.
Ben Anderson, Run Networks: Ben Anderson is the Director of Business Development and Operations for Run Networks, a locally managed IT company. In his role, Ben is able to help businesses optimize their technology to better their business.
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