Join us on September 22nd for a presentation from Joshua Holloway, CEO of 7th Dimension, to learn about today's cyber threats, most common phishing attacks, and how to protect your business.
Phishing emails appear to come from someone you trust, such as an online provider, bank, credit card company, or popular website. These emails typically try to trick you into giving away sensitive information like your password or credit card details. They may also try to install malware onto your computer by getting you to click on a malicious link or open an infected attachment.
With an understanding of the most popular phishing attacks, you’ll be better prepared to protect your business from the Internet’s most common form of social engineering.
Joshua Holloway has over 21 years of experience in the IT infrastructure and IT security industry. He serves as CEO at 7thDi that services hundreds of clients in multiple industries across the United States. Joshua specializes in managed IT services, network design, and implementation.
Dan Corcoran is EID’s director of operations. For the past two decades, Dan has advised water and power utilities across California, including supporting district operations since 2004. He has developed an intimate knowledge of EID’s water, wastewater, recycled water, hydroelectric generation, and recreation operations during his time as EID’s environmental and water resources manager, and carries this forward to his current role that he started in 2018.
Dan's presentation was titled "Water: What We Have, What We Need, What We Worry About" In the "What we have" category, Dan outlined a diverse set of water sources deriving from very old water rights, which is important in maintaining a water supply during drought years. Some of the water resources are outside the county such as Silver Lake in Amador County and Caples Lake in Alpine County. The system has a firm (95% of the time) yield of 63,500 acre-feet, and the normal annual usage is 32,000-38,000 acre feet, so we have a surplus supply for the next 20-25 years.
Steve Long: 1) Bicycle deliveries to happen soon: 3 for County Probation office, 1 for Buckeye School, -- Joe Ryan added that the usual deliveries like 50 bikes to Union Gospel Mission (for homeless) and to the Lau Foundation (for refugees). 2) Steve sent the order for dictionaries to the publisher. If you are interested in helping to distribute, contact Steve.
Laurie Edwards: Thanked Sabrina Ho for a generous donation to The Rotary Foundation and thanks to Janet Yearbrough for her PolioPlus donation.
Cathy Dugan: There will be birthday cake distributed at the 9/22 meeting.
Mike Dugan: 1) Reminded us that on 9/22, Josh Holloway of the computer security firm, 7th Dimension, will be our speaker. 2) On 9/29 we will be dark because the Country Club is hosting a golf tournament that day.
Guests:
Yetta: from Denmark, guest of Ulla Petersen
Happy (or Not) Bucks
Renee Villanueva: $20 happy for being a new member. She also told us of haing to sit through two high school football games to receive recognition for the club's donation to the PHS football stadium.
Gary Clarke: $20 in appreciation of Renee's patience.
Mike Dugan: $20 in appreciation of Renee's patience.
Dave Crofut: $21 Happy for his 21 years of marriage
Don Mai: $18 happy for his 10-day trip to Turkey for a wedding attended by 40 from the US and 250 from Turkey.
Janet Yarbrough: $20 happy that her husband is in better health
Join us on September 22nd for a presentation from Joshua Holloway, CEO of 7th Dimension, to learn about today's cyber threats, most common phishing attacks, and how to protect your business.
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