The Wisconsin Association of Computer Crime Investigators (WACCI)
is a growing group of law enforcement, public sector, and private sector professionals that have joined together to exchange information regarding computer crimes.
is a growing group of law enforcement, public sector, and private sector professionals that have joined together to exchange information regarding computer crimes.
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WACCI APRIL MEETING
The WACCI April Meeting will be held on APRIL 14, 2020 at 9:00am.
The meeting will be held at
SIKICH, 13400 Bishops Lane, Suite 300 Brookfield, WI 53005
To further our goal of ensuring communication throughout Wisconsin the April Meeting is going to be held also through GoToMeeting.
All WACCI members will receive the link and access code for the GotoMeeting via the email they registered with the WACCI organization. The email will be sent out one week from the meeting date to all registered WACCI Members.
If you have any questions, please send an email to the WACCI organization using the "Contact Us" tab found above.
The WACCI April Meeting will be held on APRIL 14, 2020 at 9:00am.
The meeting will be held at
SIKICH, 13400 Bishops Lane, Suite 300 Brookfield, WI 53005
To further our goal of ensuring communication throughout Wisconsin the April Meeting is going to be held also through GoToMeeting.
All WACCI members will receive the link and access code for the GotoMeeting via the email they registered with the WACCI organization. The email will be sent out one week from the meeting date to all registered WACCI Members.
If you have any questions, please send an email to the WACCI organization using the "Contact Us" tab found above.
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PRESENTATION:
Cindy Murphy President and Founder Tetra Defense |
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Ransomware Update
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Ransomware attacks on organizations are predicted to happen about once every 14 seconds – and they have an absolutely huge financial and business impact on both the private and public sectors. In this update session, you will learn about the latest ransomware strains, trends in attack methods, tools, and techniques used by attackers, and as importantly, how to prevent these attacks.