Join us for a critical 90-minute virtual training session designed specifically for Ohio Plan members. This focused cybersecurity workshop addresses basic cybersecurity steps to protect your entity and one of the most pressing financial threats facing public entities today: sophisticated payment fraud through vendor spoofing.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to identify and prevent increasingly realistic fraudulent invoices targeting infrastructure projects and ongoing contracts
• Essential protocols for secure financial transactions with your banking institutions
• Best practices for vendor payment verification and authentication
• Practical policies and procedures to implement within your organization immediately

This training is essential for financial officers, administrative staff, and leadership in cities, villages, townships, and special districts who handle payments or oversee financial operations.

Protect your public entity’s assets and taxpayer dollars with these critical cybersecurity measures – register today!

Presenter: Dave Hatter; a seasoned technology leader with IntrustIT and the current Mayor of Fort Wright, Kentucky, with over 30 years of experience in cybersecurity. He holds numerous top industry certifications and has trained thousands across government, business, and education. With a deep understanding of the challenges local governments face, Dave is known for making complex cybersecurity topics clear, practical, and relevant.

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**As a Member of the Ohio Plan, you must be logged in for the training to be free.  If you are not a member of the Ohio Plan but would like to join the event, please register as a non-member.  For questions or if you’re having trouble logging in or would like to become an Ohio Plan member, contact Lindsay at lindsay.deaton@ohioplan.com

The information in this training is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as legal advice. Public entities should always consult their own attorneys regarding legal matters.