Effective Cybersecurity in the Small Business - Webinar on demand
John Fehan, Practice Director at TUV Rheinland of North America, chated with his guest, Barry Porozni, CIO at Reinvestment Fund, a community investment non-profit based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Tasked with running IT and caring for cybersecurity, Barry shares the following information:
- The flexibility IT must maintain to support sudden business opportunities.
- What he looks for in building his small team.
- The largest cybersecurity threats he sees to Reinvestment Fund.
- The value he has experienced working with TUV Rheinland of North America.
John will add his insights into the difficultly teams face changing their way of working to infrastructure as code and how TUV Rheinland of North America is transforming its consulting to better align to the needs of their small and medium clients.
Key Learning Points:
- The key skills critical to a small team.
- Top small business cybersecurity priorities.
- Leading your team into automation—infrastructure as code.
- Smart questions to ask of your consulting partners.
Meet the Speakers
John Fehan is a Practice Director at TUV Rheinland of North America.In a career spanning over thirty years, he has advised enterprise clients on IT infrastructure and cybersecurity technology, processes, and organizational transformation. He has served in various architecture, engineering, and leadership roles. Mr. Fehan has had the opportunities to lead global outsource programs, develop managed service offerings, design technology architecture, and guide cybersecurity improvements for enterprises and international telecom service providers. Mr. Fehan got his start with information technology in the US Army and as a Certified Cisco Internetworking Expert.
Barry Porozni is the CIO at Reinvestment Fund, a mission-based company committed to building wealth and opportunity for low-wealth people and places through socially and environmentally responsible development. In a career spanning over 35 years he has worked for companies of various sizes, from large organizations to start-up companies looking to establish presence in a nascent market. Holding various C-Level roles in his career, Mr. Porozni has had the opportunity to analyze requirements and assess capabilities of different companies and markets – using that knowledge to develop product road maps that leverage a company’s core competencies and vision. Mr. Porozni is an advisor and mentor for the FMC and BYOBB programs at Temple, and the Villanova Entrepreneurship capstone course.
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