TAG's Security Special Interest Group (SIG) presents:
Customers Want it, Can you Provide It? The importance of privacy to your Business in a Digital Age
- Privacy from the customers point of view
- Data security from the businesses point of view
- Assessing the risk
- Protecting people from themselves
- What can you do right now to help those around you with privacy issues.
When: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 Time: 12-1PM.
Where: Bellingham Central Library, Lecture Room.
Who should attend: general managers, functional managers, technical managers.
Please RSVP so we know how many attendants to expect. For questions please contact Bart Pestarino.
About Greg Marshall:
Greg Marshall has been a computer instructor for over ten years and teaches office productivity software, internet tools and image editing. Greg's strength lies in his ability to present complex computer tasks in simple steps and language that all students can understand. He is committed to showing computer users and businesses how their investment in computer technology can make them more productive while saving time and money.
Greg has been involved with computers most of his life. For many years, he operated his own consulting firm, Marshall Services, which specialized in computer repair, training, and office efficiency. He also worked as an instructor and computer specialist at Northwest Indian College and briefly as a computer columnist for The Bellingham Herald. Recently, he had a weekly segment on KVOS TV titled Your Digital Life.
Greg is currently the Director of Community Education where he manages the production of over 800 workshops per year for the community. He is currently the President of the Washington State Council of Continuing Education and sits on the State Board's Technology Task Force. His first book, Introduction to Windows Vista, was published in October 2007.
Greg received his Associates Degree in Computer Information Systems and his Bachelors Degree in Business Management with an emphasis on Information Technology. He was one of the first 12 students to attend Western Governors University (www.wgu.edu) and remains a strong advocate for adult and online education.
In between work and school, Greg enjoys spending time with his family, exploring the Pacific Northwest by car, and digital photography
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