Cyber Attack – Could your business survive one?

What Trends Are Out There Now and What to Do If You Are Compromised

Cyberattacks are no longer just a concern for large corporations. Small businesses are increasingly being targeted by phishing scams, ransomware, email fraud, data breaches, and other cyber threats that can disrupt operations, damage customer trust, and create significant financial costs.

Join the Southern Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce for a practical fireside chat focused on helping small business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals understand today’s cybersecurity landscape and learn how to respond if their business becomes a victim of a cyber attack.

This engaging discussion will feature a local small business owner sharing their firsthand experience navigating a cyber attack, along with a panel of cybersecurity professionals who work with businesses every day to prevent, respond to, and recover from security incidents.

What You’ll Learn

• Why small businesses are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals
• The most common cyber threats affecting businesses today
• Emerging cybersecurity trends and risks business owners should know
• Simple, affordable steps every business can take to improve security
• What to do in the first hours after discovering a cyber attack
• How to reduce downtime and recover more quickly from an incident

Why Attend?

Cybersecurity can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. This session is focused on real-world experiences, practical advice, and actionable takeaways—not technical jargon.

Leave with a better understanding of today’s cyber threats, the confidence to ask the right questions, and a clear idea of what steps your business should take next.

Don’t wait until after an attack to create a response plan. Join us to learn how to better protect your business and prepare for the unexpected.

Real World Story:

– Mike Williams, CEO of The H&H Group

Expert Panel: 

Wil Mangual, Founder – Taktical Tek

Brian Mahon, Founder – Igloo Insurance

Diane McCracken, CISSP, Chief Information Security & Technology Officer – Bank of Bird in Hand

This meeting will be held in the Terrace Room (upstairs past the MADE Bistro)

☕ Drip Coffee will be provided by Joe on the Go Coffee Co. sponsored by Cool Creek Financial