WorkshopsPractical cybersecurity for business communities

Cybersecurity your team can act on Monday.

Workshops for chambers of commerce, associations and teams, in plain business language: how attacks really happen, the controls that matter most, and how to use AI safely.

Anas Alkatib speaking to the room at the Cybersecurity Foundations Workshop
Format
A 90-minute session
with questions from the room
Where
On site in the Tampa Bay area
or online
For
Business owners and managers
and their teams
Included
A one-page checklist
and a 20-minute consultation

Workshops we have given

In the room with local businesses.

  • The recap film of the Cybersecurity Foundations Workshop

    Oct 20, 2026 · Dade City, FL

    Cybersecurity Foundations Workshop

    East Pasco Chamber of Commerce

    A practical session for local business owners: how attacks really happen, the essential eight controls, safe use of AI, and five things to do on Monday morning.

    Watch the recap film · 4 photos

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Our workshop

Cybersecurity Foundations Workshop

90 minutes, on site in the Tampa Bay area or online, for business owners, managers and their teams. Four lessons, in plain business terms.

01

How small businesses actually get hit

Phishing, business email compromise, ransomware, account takeover and vendor payment fraud. The costliest one often looks like a normal invoice.

  • New bank details sent by email
  • "Payment before close of business"
  • The fix: call a known number, get a second approval
02

The essential eight

Eight controls every small business should have. Most are switched on in an afternoon.

  • MFA, unique passwords, automatic updates
  • Endpoint protection, payment verification
  • Backups with restore tests, least privilege, a one-page incident plan
03

Safe use of AI

A traffic-light rule your whole team can remember, and what to check before trusting an AI service.

  • Green: public information, brainstorming
  • Yellow: internal context, approved business AI only
  • Red: passwords, card data, customer lists, never
04

Monday morning: five things to do

Practical next steps that cost little or nothing.

  • Turn on MFA everywhere it matters
  • Ask IT about SPF, DKIM and DMARC
  • Restore one file, require callbacks, approve your AI tools

In 2025 the FBI received 1,008,597 cybercrime complaints, with about $21 billion in reported losses. Florida ranks #3 in the US for both. Source: FBI IC3 2025 Internet Crime Report.

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The checklist we gave the room.

18 checks on one printable page. How many can your business tick today?

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Next step

Two ways to keep going.

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Pick a 20-minute slot that suits you. You'll get a confirmation by email.