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Broadband Peer Group: 2024 Legislative Session
Join the New Mexico Tech Council Broadband Peer Group for its October meeting to discuss the 2024 legislative session.
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Cybersecurity Peer Group | Social Engineering Nightmares
In honor of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month The NMTC Cybersecurity Peer Group and PNM Resources present: Social Engineering Nightmares Social Engineering is genuinely scary. Join us for this panel to understand why a well-executed social engineering attack can be like a nightmare and how you can take steps to protect yourself and your business from an attack. Introduction: Gary Todd, Director of Security, PNM Resources Moderated By: Del Ameko, CISO, ThetaPoint & NMTC Cybersecurity Peer Group Chair Mark Fidel, Principal, Fidel Consulting Group & NMTC Cybersecurity Vice Chair Panelists Include: Michael C. Davis, CEO and Founder, Merek.io Patrick Duffy, Business Development Director, Merek Security Solutions Ryan Anderson, Manager of Information Security Engineering & Operations, PNM Resources Joespeh Baros, CIO, State of New Mexico Department of Finance & Administration About the NMTC Cybersecurity Peer Group: NMTC Cybersecurity Peer group meets monthly with the purpose of bringing together professionals working and/or interested in Cybersecurity with the purpose of providing peer-to-peer learning and professional development by sharing industry best practices and cutting-edge information that is impacting the industry. This group is open to everyone, you do not need to be an NMTC member to participate. NMTC is a membership association focused on highlighting and elevating its members and the New Mexico Tech Industry.
Cybersecurity Peer Group: A Briefing & Discussion on the Recent Casino Cyber Attacks
Join the NMTC Cybersecurity Peer Group for our next meeting on September 28, 2023.
Digital Inclusion Peer Group: Rural Communities
Join us for the October meeting of the New Mexico Technology Council's Digital Inclusion Peer Group to discuss challenges and progress made in our rural New Mexico communities for people who lack broadband access, internet, electronics, and digital literacy. Open and free to all!
