Protect Customer Data Hacking by Sending Electronic Lien Notices

Presented on October 19, 2016 by Alex Khan from RPost

Learn how to protect customer data from the latest hacking technologies, comply with data privacy laws and email lien notices requiring proof of delivery.

We will review key legal issues around sending electronic lien notices as well as the substantial risk of cyber-crime that threatens the self-storage industry. This webinar will help you to:

Understand the latest cyber security risks to your business
Protect customer data privacy using email encryption
Gain legal proof of delivery when emailing lien notices

The presenters will describe the latest hacking technology including ransomware, business email compromise (BEC) and man in the middle, and explain why small businesses are especially vulnerable to cyber crime. Emphasis will be on sending encrypted registered email for important tenant notifications, such as lien notices or changes to rental agreements.

Cybersecurity Risks

Outline the latest cybersecurity risks to your business

Email Encryption

Protect customer data privacy using email encryption

Legal Proof Of Delivery

Gain legal proof of delivery when emailing lien notices

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