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Protect Your Business from Online Attacks and Increase Profits Affordably—
Top Internet Security expert from VeriSign to speak at FREE seminar at USF–St. Pete
St. Petersburg, Fla.— Is your Web site’s lack of security scaring your customers away? Don’t let security worries affect your bottom line, especially in an economic downturn. Keep shopping carts and online forms safe and encrypted with the right Secure Socket Layer (SSL) certificate and boost consumer confidence affordably.
At this free seminar, held on June 16, keynote speaker Jay Schiavo, Sr. Manager, Product Management from VeriSign, the leading Internet security company, will talk about the latest ways to keep your company’s data safe from hackers and increase transaction completion rates and online sales.
“If your business collects sensitive, personal information, the best defense starts with assuming your online security is always under attack,” says John Tuncer, founder of St. Petersburg-based theSSLstore.com, which is co-hosting the free seminar along with VeriSign, GeoTrust, Thawte, Maddox Business Report, Tampa Bay Advertising Federation, and USF College of Business.
“This seminar will help businesses learn how to secure their Web sites, e-commerce, online communications, intranets, and extranets,” says Tuncer. “Plus increasing consumer confidence in your site’s security through SSL certificates is an affordable way to increase online revenue. If people know their credit card and personal information is safe from hackers, online shopping will increase.”
The free Internet security seminar is open all Tampa Bay businesses that need to keep their data transmissions safe from cyber criminals, including Web designers, Web developers, hosting companies, and IT professionals. Limited seating is available and businesses are encouraged to register as soon as possible.
FREE INTERNET SECURITY SEMINAR DETAILS
Date: June 16, 2009
Time: 9:00 a.m. to noon, networking begins at 8:30 a.m.
Place: USF–St. Petersburg, Campus Activities Center
Keynote Speaker: Jay Schiavo, VeriSign Senior Manager, Product Management
Panel Discussion to follow
Cost: Nothing
Complimentary: Continental breakfast and refreshments. Plus all seminar attendees receive a free RapidSSL certificate (a $69 value), compliments of theSSLstore.com.
Registration: Attendees can register online at thesslstore.com/event or call John Tuncer at 727-328-7575, ext. 301.
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