Cybersecurity: Some Things You Need To Know

Cybercrime and data theft are not just a problem for big companies. In fact, the majority of cybercrime is happening to small and medium-sized businesses, which are often at greater risk due to lack of information, resources, and strategic partners.

How can you possibly cope when estimates of daily variants of malware released by hackers ranges up to 400,000 per day?

Come find out about things to watch for and get tips that even the smallest of businesses can affordably do to help protect themselves.

This program will be presented by Darcy D. Rogers, Ledyard’s SVP, Chief Information Officer and Director of Operations, and Paul St. Martin, Ledyard’s SVP and Chief Technology Officer.

Click to download the Cybersecurity presentation materials:
Cyber Threats in Online Banking 2019  |  22 Red Flags  |  20 Ways to Stop Mobile Attacks  |  Safe Travel Checklist
 

Please join us for this complimentary seminar and breakfast!

 

Thursday, November 14th

   

Darcy D. Rogers - Darcy Rogers was one of the first employees of Ledyard National Bank, joining the organization in February 1991 to set up and administer data processing and operations. As Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer and Director of Operations, Darcy has guided the evolution and development of Ledyard's technical capabilities over these nearly 29 years. With over 40 years in banking and finance, including 36 years in data processing, network administration, and computer technology, Darcy brings a unique blend of experience to the battle against cyber threats. Among his relevant affiliations, Darcy is an active member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston-sponsored Information Security and Cyber Threats Forum, focused on pooling knowledge among member financial institutions to help thwart this growing problem. Paul St. Martin - Paul St. Martin is the Chief Technology Officer at Ledyard National Bank. Paul provides leadership for the continued development of an innovative, robust, and secure information technology environment throughout the bank. Paul attended Hudson Valley Community College in Troy New York, earning his associates degree in Applied Science. He also attended The New England School of Financial Studies at Babson College in Wellesley, and was certificated as a Community Bank Technology Officer by the Independent Community Bankers of America. Prior to joining Ledyard National Bank, Paul spent over 15 years as the IT Manager for Lake Sunapee Bank.