NuTech Integrated Systems, Inc.

You are cordially invited to attend the

FREE

Massachusetts Privacy Law - 201 CMR 17

Compliance Luncheon

NuTech and some of its technology partners are sponsoring a free luncheon on January 28 at 11:30AM in the Battle Room at Smith & Wollensky.

This law requires that any company that stores Massachusetts tax payer’s (PII).

(P)ersonal (I)ndividual (I)nformation will be held to a new level of compliance. Enforcement Takes effect on March 1, 2010. Companies must show they have implemented a technology plan that will safely and securely protect this data.

Whether Last name, Social Security Number, Driver's License number, Bank Account Number, Credit or Debit Card Number are in electronic files or databases - data must prove to be safe-guarded against hackers, unethical employees, and entities that would do harm to your customers.

Companies will have to revamp the way they protect customer data and implement a range of access controls, privacy standards and technologies or suffer the consequences. The Massachusetts law (201 CMR 17.00) has gained the most visibility due to its strict guidelines.

No one vendor has ALL of the answers, but the solution providers sponsoring this event are well versed in the pieces to the 201 puzzle.

Do you know where this data is within your company? Is your company ready? Are you sure?

Come. Learn. Eat.

Smith & Wollensky -- Boston

Speakers at Seminar

Diane Lawton -- General Counsel of the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation

Ms. Lawton is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and the Western New England School of Law. Prior to her appointment as General Counsel in August of 2009, Diane served as an Assistant Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for seventeen years, in the Consumer Protection Division, including ten years as the Managing Attorney of that division, from 1999-2009.

Gerry Young -- CIO of the Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation

Mr. Young has Information Technology (IT) responsibility for thirty state agencies within the Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development (EOHED) including Banking, Insurance, Telecommunications and Cable, Professional Licensing, Standards, and the Racing Commission under the umbrella of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. Responsibility also extends to the Office of Community Development, and Business & Technology.

The Battle Room at Smith & Wollensky

The Agenda

You will get a great lunch and learn how to:

Locate and lock down files with PII data on Laptops and Desktops
Locate and lock down all Servers containing PII data
Encrypt data
Lock down who has access to which files with audit logs of who was the last person to touch a file
Secure access to all databases including SQL, Oracle, Sybase and DB2
Shut down hackers breaking into your data through your websites